1. Why Should I Attend This Course?(The Course Aim)

Understanding finance is essential for every professional who makes or influences business decisions. This course is designed to demystify financial concepts and empower non-financial professionals to interpret financial data confidently, contribute to budget discussions, and make informed strategic decisions.

By attending this course, participants will gain the knowledge and confidence to connect financial results with operational performance, interpret key financial statements, and participate effectively in cross-functional discussions that impact profitability and growth.

2. Who Should Attend This Course?(The Target Audience)

This course is tailored for non-financial professionals who need to understand the financial side of their work, including:

• Managers, supervisors, and team leaders from all departments.
• Marketing, HR, operations, and procurement professionals.
• Project managers and entrepreneurs seeking to strengthen financial awareness.
• Technical, engineering, and administrative staff involved in cost and performance decisions.
• Anyone who wants to understand how their role contributes to the organization’s financial success.

3. Our Course Methodology

At LOGOS Prime, we make finance simple, engaging, and directly applicable to your business context. Our methodology focuses on interactive learning, real-world application, and simplified financial logic through:

• Practical exercises translating financial statements into business insights.
• Case studies and role plays to simulate financial decision-making scenarios.
• Visual tools and simplified models to explain accounting, profit, and cash flow concepts.
• Group discussions linking financial outcomes to strategic and operational decisions.

This experiential approach ensures participants develop true financial literacy — not as accountants, but as business thinkers.

4. Objectives of This Training Course

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the structure and purpose of the three key financial statements: balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement.
• Interpret financial data and identify performance trends.
• Differentiate between profit, cash flow, and value creation.
• Participate confidently in budgeting and financial discussions.
• Assess how operational decisions affect financial outcomes.
• Apply basic financial ratios to evaluate business performance.
• Strengthen collaboration between financial and non-financial departments for better results.