Documentary credits are an important tools used to finance foreign trade operations from import and export and where they are carried out by banks, this gives them the security and stability due to the confidence of the confidence of the importer and the export by the banks in the implementation of these documentary credits, the exporter knows that he will receive the value of exported goods and that the importer knows that the bank is open to credit and will pay the value of the goods only after confirming the implementation of all the conditions agreed upon and contained in the documentary credit.

 The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course of documentary credits [advanced level] to anyone who wants to acquire significant skills in working in capital markets and gain experience in managing banks and stocks.

Target group of attending documentary credits [advanced level]:

• Managers of institutions and companies.
• Businessmen wishing to develop their skills in managing banks.
• Students and graduates of business faculties in different universities.
• Bank managers and departmental staff in banks.
• Accountants and their assistants in banks and stocks.
• Anyone who wishes to develop his or her experience to work in the field of the credit management board.

How will participants benefit from attendance at the documentary credit [advanced level]:

At the end of the course, the participants will know:

• The ability to supervise the preparation of bonds and to verify the validity of those bonds and work on their adoption before the processes of registration in the accounting books of companies.
• Acquiring experience in the field of control and supervision of all documents received or issued by the accounting office in banks.
• Implementation of all procedures related to financial matters by senior departments in banks and stocks.
• Supervise the annual inventory that is obtained each year and ensure that the inventory is correct in the documentary credits.

Academic content of the course:

• The principles of accounting.
• The terminology of the basic accounting.
• The registration of financial transactions.
• The theory of doubleـ
• The concept of antiـ
• The important accounting rules.
• The definition and importance of the standard analysis.
• The management of the time series.
• The concept of forecasting approaches in business administration.