The British Academy for Training and Development offers a training course in banking management methodology, these courses provide specialists or trainees with the necessary experience and lessons, when the trainees attend a training course in banking management methodology, they acquire high skills that enable them to work in the job vacancies desired by multiple companies and banks.

Target group of attending a training course in banking management methodology:

The British Academy for Training and Development aims to conduct a training course in the management of banks to those who wish to work in the following institutions:

• Banks and public and private stocks.
• Exchange and currency exchange companies.
• Islamic banks and international joint banks.
• Insurance companies, business companies, import and export.
• Companies of persons, companies of money and enterprises and institutions.
• Stock exchange and central banks in different countries.

Objectives of the course:

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

• Accounting and bookkeeping methods.
• Organize and record accounting processes in clear ways.
• Use accounting software easily and safely
• Recording of financial transactions and exchange operations.
• Profit, loss and interest account.
• How to deal with customers and their different desires.
• Preparation of final accounts and balance.
• Understanding the management system in banks.
• Best banking management strategies.
• Differences between types of banks and differences arising from such differences.

Curriculum and content course in banking management methodology:

The course includes training in banking management methodology in many scientific fields.

• How to manage banks in innovative and professional ways.
• Organization and control of banking operations.
• How to organize withdrawals, open and close current accounts, open and break deposits or close them.
• Calculate profits, interests, current and accumulated losses and ways to avoid them.
• Finding solutions to financial crises in the global market.
• Methods of liquidation and inventory the accounts of the end of year and the beginning of the new year.
• Preparation of budgets and accounting tables.
• How to run money flowing to banks from depositors.
• Selecting investments in the best and safest projects, and ensuring minimum capital base for the bank.