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By ACCA
Rs. 20000
This course includes
1. Unit Introduction
2. Office Organisation and Function
3. Policy Manuals
4. Main Types of Transaction
5. Control Over the Transaction
chap 1 Business Organization and Accounting(1)
Chapter 1
1. Unit Introduction
2. Management accounting And financial reporting
3. Double entry bookkeeping basic principles
4. Cost ledger accounting Part 1
5. Cost ledger accounting Part 2
6.Computerised accounting systems
7. Computerised accounting software Part 1
8. Computerised accounting software Part 2
Chap 2 Cost classification and Behaviour
chap 2 Introduction to Management Accounting
Chapter 2
1. Unit Introduction
2. Data and information
3. The purpose of management information
4. Reports for management
5. Sources and categories of information
6. Limitations of Report
7. The trainees role
Chap 3 High Low Method
chap 3 Introduction to Management Information
Chapter 3
1. Unit Introduction
2. Cost Unit
3. Cost Classification
4. Direct and Indirect cost
5. Cost Behaviour
chap 4 Cost classification and Behaviour
Chapter 4
1. Unit Introduction
2. Calculating the cost of a product or service
3. Absorption costing and marginal costing Part 1
4. Absorption costing and marginal costing Part 2
5. Advantages and Disadvantages
chap 5 Calculating and reporting the profit
Chapter 5
1. Unit Introduction
2. Cost Center
3. Profit center
4. Investment center
chap 6 Cost centres, profit centres and investment
Chapter 6
1. Unit Introduction
2. Performance measurement An overview
3. Standard Hour
4. Performance measures for cost centers
5. Performance measures for Profit centers
6. Performance measures for Investment centers
chap 7 Measuring performance
Chap 7 Labour
Chapter 7
1. Unit Introduction
2. Coding systems An introduction
3. Types of coding systems
4. Use of codes in accounting
chap 8 Coding systems
Chapter 8
1. Unit Introduction
2. Documents for goods and services
3. Recording the movement of raw materials
4. Stores ledger accounts
5. Coding purchases
6. The material control cycle
Chap 9 Job costing, Batch costing and Process costing
chap 9 Procedures for purchasing
Chapter 9
1. Unit Introduction
2. Recording labour cost
3. Recording and Analyzing Sales Invoice Part 1
4. Recording and Analyzing Sales Invoice Part 2
chap 10 Procedures for sales and recording labour
Chapter 10
1. Unit Introduction
2. Calculating Material Requirements
3. Accounting For Materials
4 Valuing Inventory
chap 11 Accounting for materials
Chapter 11
1. Unit Introduction
2. Direct and Indirect Labour Cost
3. Calculation of direct and indirect labour cost
4. Accounting for Labour Cost
chap 12 Accounting for labour
Chapter 12
1. Unit Introduction
2. Remuneration methods
3. Reducing unit Labour costs
4. Analyzing earnings and total Labour cost
chap 13 Employee remuneration and productivity
Chapter 13
1. Unit Introduction
2. Overheads
3. Absorption Costing
4. Overhead Absorption Rate (OAR)
5. Predetermined Overhead Absorption Rate (OAR)
6. Over and Under Absorption of Overheads
chap 14 Accounting for overheads
Chapter 14
1. Unit Introduction
2. Job Costing
3. Batch Costing
4. Process Costing
5. Process Costing and Closing WIP
chap 15 Job costing, Batch costing and Process costing
Chapter 15
1. Unit Introduction
2. Spreadsheets an overview
5. Spreadsheets role, design and limitations
Section 1 Part 1
Section 1 Part 2
Section 2 Part 1
Section 2 Part 2
Section 3
Section 5 Part 1
Section 5 Part 2
Section 5 Part 3
ACCA MA1 (Management information) – Taught by Sir Ammad Islam This course includes a series of carefully designed and relevant video lectures, recorded with the intent of being reusable across multiple sessions. Even if a video was recorded in a prior session, it remains part of the course only if it continues to align with the current syllabus — re-recordings are only made when necessary. Each lecture provides comprehensive coverage of the topic with appropriate technical depth and conceptual clarity. The content is structured to match both the complexity of the subject and the depth expected by ACCA examiners, without unnecessarily overexplaining. Videos are only re-recorded if: There is a change in the ACCA syllabus, the examiner’s focus or testing method changes, There are updates in regulations (e.g., changes in Laws or International Standards), A technical issue renders the original video unusable, or The instructor decides a video needs improvement or enhancement. At the instructor’s discretion, we may also provide: 1) Additional practice questions, including past papers and recent exam questions. 2) Supplementary explanatory or discussion videos. 3) Additional notes, handouts, or other resources. If you notice any outdated content or a missing topic, feel free to contact us at [email protected] or [email protected] or 03111444734
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