Banking and Financial Services

1 Banking and Financial ServicesBanking and FinancialServicesShort courses, along with longer, comprehensive programs andcertifications prepare students for successful careers in Financial list is subject to change to meet student and employer needs. Also,the college offers a growing number of online courses and certificationswhich may not be ( ) Banking ( )Certified Financial Planner - CFP ( )Find complete details on the Banking and Financial Services website( ).For additional courses, contact Customer Service and Registration forCorporate and Continuing Education at arrange custom group training certifications, contact the CorporateLearning Center at interested in a career in Financial Services may apply for ascholarship.

2 For details, visit Wachovia Scholarship for Financial 7005. Cost Accounting and Management. Hours. the principles and objectives of cost accounting, productioncontrol, and inventory control, as they relate to management decisionmaking and control processes within a company. Topics covered are CostAccounting Fundamentals, Balancing of the 3 Factors - Cost, Volume &Profit, Concept of Relevant Information & Decision Making, Activitiy BasedCosting, Cost Allocation Techniques, and Cost Variances & 7007. Accounting Fundamentals. Hours. your Financial awareness while also gaining a marketable 'll learn the basics of double-entry bookkeeping, as well as how toanalyze and record Financial transactions.

3 Get hands-on experience withhandling accounts receivable, accounts payable, payroll procedures, salestaxes and various common Banking 7008. Accounting Fundamentals II. Hours. course builds on content from Accounting Fundamentals to provideyou with an understanding of corporate accounting practices. Exploretopics including special journals, uncollectible accounts receivable, plantassets,depreciation, notes and interest, accrued revenue and expenses,dividends, retained earnings and various Financial reports for 7009. Administrative Assistant Applications. how time management, accounting, business law, organizationalbehavior and management affect administrative assistant responsibilitiesand activities.

4 Learn the basics of accounting, including the general ledgerand key accounting terms, and see how Financial statements and controlshelp keep your organization moving in a positive direction. Understandthe fundamentals of business law, contracts and the principal-agencyrelationship; discover ethics and organizational politics; and understandthe basics of human resources 8030. Professional Bookkeeper Certificate. you thinking about starting or enhancing your career as abookkeeper? Gain a competitive edge by mastering the skills andknowledge of accounting functions utilized by professional will include: adjusting entries, correction of accounting errors,payroll, depreciation, inventory, and internal controls and fraud 's Professional Bookkeeper Certificate prepares you to sit forthe national bookkeeper certification through the American Institute ofProfessional Bookkeepers (AIPB).

5 Students are encouraged to take exammodules as each subject is 8020. Bank Teller Essentials. Hours. yourself for a career in the Financial Services industry with thisentry-level Banking course. You will learn the basics of the bank tellerprofession and acquire the skills and positive attitude that make today'stellers 8001. CFP - Fundamentals of Financial Planning. a comprehensive overview of the Financial planning the roles and responsibilities of a Financial planner and gainthe analytical skills to aid in fiduciary decision-making. You will learncommunication techniques, risk tolerance, time-value-of-money, regulatoryissues and various Financial planning 8002.

6 CFP - Insurance Planning. Hours. the importance of insurance when it comes to financialplanning. In this course, you will grasp basic concepts in risk managementand the various types of insurance, such as property, casualty, life, health,disability and long-term 8003. CFP - Investment Planning. Hours. the principles of investments and the various tools used infinancial planning. Using this knowledge, you will be able to choose theappropriate investments to maximize your client's Financial client assessment will include tax considerations, economicfactors, valuation methods, asset allocation techniques and 8004.

7 CFP - Income Tax Planning. Hours. the federal income tax system and how it relates to individualsand their Financial planning. Discover how various incomes, deductions,tax credits, capital gains and losses, life insurance and annuities, andtaxation of business entities can all affect your client's and Financial ServicesCFE 8005. CFP - Retirement Planning. Hours. Financial planning professional needs to know the essentials ofretirement planning and employee benefits. Assist your clients in choosingthe appropriate retirement plan to meet their needs, whether they are abusiness, business owner or an individual.

8 Evaluate qualified plans, non-qualified plans and IRAs in designing the best retirement strategy for 8006. CFP - Estate Planning. Hours. the various aspects of estate and gift tax planning, includingthe nature, valuation, transfer, administration and taxation of will learn to strategize and develop a personalized estate plan toinclude trusts, wills, valuation of assets and buy-sell agreements. 8007. CFP - Financial Plan Development Course. Capstone course is approved by the CFP Board of Standards, satisfy the Financial Plan Development Course requirement. It is acomprehensive course where students will be able to apply the knowledgeand skills acquired throughout the CFP(r) Certification Education Programtoward the preparation, implementation and delivery of a Financial 7500.

9 Financial Services Professional Certificate. you enjoy building relationships with your customers and finding theright solutions for their Financial needs, a career in the Financial servicesindustry might be right for you. CPCC's Financial Services ProfessionalCertificate will give you basic knowledge and skills to advance yourposition in this versatile industry. Today's one-stop-shopping demands acomprehensive approach. Examine the key areas of Banking , insurance,investments, retirement, loans and credit, and real estate. In this courseyou will discover a vast range of Financial Services positions to help youmap out your career 7439.

10 Basic Accounting With Quickbooks . a solid foundation by learning the fundamentals of accounting andhow it relates within QuickBooks . Understand the chart of accounts andwhat happens when bills, checks and invoices are entered. No accountingknowledge or QuickBooks experience is required. Basic computer skillsare 7440. Quickbooks Level 1. Hours. how to manage and maintain your business finances byautomating your accounting and Financial reporting functions. Use thiscomputerized program to set your company's chart of accounts, receivepayments, pay bills, create lists, track cash sales, enter bills, createinvoices, make deposits, reconcile bank accounts and write checks inorder to more easily manage your Financial 7460.