SAIPA allows training offices the opportunity to provide trainees with simulated exposure to some competencies in the SAIPA competency logbook.
This course focus on capital budgeting principles.
The following competencies are assessed:
MAC 2A: Application of capital budgeting principles to make long-term investment decisions
MAC 2B: Application of financing principles to make financing decisions
The required skills for this module will be practiced through simulated case studies and group discussions. Each competency will be evaluated through a combination of online assessments as well as a integrated post course evaluation.
The post course evaluation is a practical exercise reflecting real work scenarios - providing delegates the opportunity to demonstrate their ability to perform the task at hand.
After attending the course, delegates will have gained a basic understanding on the competencies mentioned below, and must be able to apply the concepts and techniques in simple, uncomplicated situations or environments.
The delegate therefore needs to obtain successful sign off on this skill as "Competent".
This involves, in-class discussions and exercises, post course work as well as evaluation and feedback.
After attending the course, delegates will have gained a basic understanding of the competencies mentioned below.
The attendance of this course does not guarantee that the delegate will be found "competent" upon assessment.
The onus is on the delegate to satisfactorily demonstrate their ability to perform the task at hand.
The delegate will be either found "Competent" or "Not yet competent".
This course consists of three parts:
On scheduled course date:
1: Presentation of theory relating to the competency at hand – including demonstration of related techniques and principles via examples and case studies
2: Online assessment completed via our new online platform – www.myskillsportal.co.za.
3: Post-course integrated assignment (prepared on Excel and submitted electronically within 6 weeks after attending the training)
The presentation is available in two formats:
Option 1: A “live on-line presentation” – using our virtual training platform. No recording available after the session is completed.
Option 2: Online e-learning modules (Pre-recorded online modules with the ability re-watch sessions)
Trainees (delegates) who have a basic understanding of the elements of financial statements and financial analysis and who need to understand the application of the theory to analyse the financial strength of a business.
Delegates must have the following available on the course day:
o Own computers (PC or laptop) with Excel loaded onto the machine
o Proper internet connection (Wi-Fi or 3G) with sufficient data for the day
Minimum connection speed required (use online page to test eg: https://www.speedtest.net/)
• Upload speed: at least 3 Mbps
• Download speed: at least 5 Mbps
o Please note: We will be watching short YOUTUBE videos during the session to enhance the learning experience - therefore it is advised that you obtain permission from your IT department to gain access for the day.
o USB headset (microphone, speakers) for each delegate is optional - however if an open office is used this is requirement
o Webcam (external or built-in) for each delegate is not required as we do not use video functionality
For the engagement activities and online tools, other devices such as the iPad and iPhone are not recommended.
Please ensure that you are logged in 30 minutes prior to the start of the session in order to download relevant material and sort out any technical challenges that you might have with the aid of your IT department.
