1 Day – Seminar | Classroom / Interactive Workshop
HRDCorp SBL Khas Claimable Module

OVERVIEW

Understanding finance is essential for every manager and decision-maker, not just those in accounting. The Finance for Non-Finance program is a one-day intensive workshop designed to equip Department Heads, Managers, and Senior Executives with the core financial knowledge and practical tools they need to make informed business decisions, manage departmental budgets effectively, and align operational plans with organizational financial goals.

This module simplifies key financial concepts — Financial Statements, Budgeting, Costing, Cash Flow, and ROI — into practical, business-friendly language. Through real corporate scenarios and interactive exercises, participants will learn to read, interpret, and apply financial information to improve planning, reporting, and performance monitoring in their departments.

The program is especially relevant in today’s environment where managers are expected to understand financial implications of their decisions, manage resources efficiently, and contribute strategically to overall business performance.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

By the end of this program, participants will:

• Understand the basic principles of finance and accounting relevant to managerial roles.
• Learn to read and interpret financial statements (Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow).
• Gain practical knowledge of budgeting, forecasting, and cost control techniques.
• Understand the financial impact of operational decisions and resource allocation.
• Enhance their ability to communicate effectively with finance teams.
• Strengthen their role in strategic decision-making using financial insights.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

• Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:
• Read and understand key financial statements with confidence.
• Participate actively in budgeting and financial discussions within their departments.
• Analyze financial data to make sound operational and strategic decisions.
• Communicate more effectively with finance teams using correct financial language.
• Evaluate financial implications of new projects, initiatives, and departmental expenditures.
• Contribute to overall organizational performance through financially informed leadership.

LEARNING METHODOLOGY

• Trainer-Led Presentations – Simplified explanation of key financial concepts.
• Real-Life Business Scenarios – Applying finance to managerial decision-making.
• Group Exercises – Interpreting financial statements and building mini-budgets.
• Interactive Discussions – Encouraging participants to share departmental challenges.
• Case Studies – Malaysian corporate examples and common financial pitfalls.
• Quick Quizzes & Reflection – Reinforcing learning and application.