Completed from United Kingdom
Loved the course! It helped me finally get a grip on cash‑flow statements under IFRS – something I’d been struggling with at work. The video lessons were short and to the point, and the real‑world examples (like the Spanish retail chain’s cash‑flow conversion) made the theory click. I walked away with a solid set of spreadsheets that I can adapt for my own financial modelling, and the tutor was quick to answer my questions in the forum. All in all a great, practical learning experience.
The course *Estados De Flujos De Efectivo Según Las Normas Internacionales De Información Financiera* at Stanmore School of Business exceeded my expectations. The modules were aligned perfectly with my goal of mastering IFRS cash flow statements for my upcoming CPA exam. I especially appreciated the case‑study on restructuring cash flows for a multinational, which gave me hands‑on experience building the statement of cash flows in both direct and indirect methods. The downloadable templates were clean, up‑to‑date with the latest IFRS 15, and I have already used them in my current role to prepare quarterly reports. Overall, the instruction was clear, the material was relevant, and I feel fully equipped to apply these standards in practice.
Wow! This course was exactly what I needed to boost my finance career. The detailed walkthrough of IFRS 7 and IFRS 9 sections on cash‑flow classification gave me confidence to prepare the cash‑flow statements for my company's new subsidiary. I especially liked the interactive quizzes that forced me to apply the concepts, like distinguishing operating versus financing cash flows for a tech startup. The study material was up‑to‑date and beautifully designed, making complex standards easy to understand. I’m now able to explain cash‑flow impacts to senior management, and I feel proud of the progress.
The curriculum was very thorough and well‑structured. My learning goal was to understand how to prepare cash‑flow statements that comply with the International Financial Reporting Standards, and the course delivered exactly that. In week three, we built a full cash‑flow statement for a mining company, applying the indirect method and adjusting for non‑cash items such as depreciation and asset impairments—skills I now use daily. The reading packets included up‑to‑date IFRS extracts and the instructor provided useful commentary on recent IASB amendments. The overall experience was engaging, and the practical assignments reinforced the theory nicely.
