Certificate in International Financial Reporting (CertIFR)
40 hours of exam-focused training
Develop practical skills with real-world simulation
Expert-led strategy sessions and mock assessments
Strengthen concepts with in-depth videos & notes
Pay in easy instalments
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Overview
What you will master with us:
- Get a clear understanding of the IFRS regulatory framework and its core principle
- Learn to apply presentation and disclosure standards in financial statements
- Master key IFRS standards and how to interpret them effectively
- Build confidence in performing revenue, lease, and impairment calculations
- Understand how to account for financial instruments and liabilities
- Learn how to prepare consolidated financial statements with ease
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Curriculum
1
IFRS Foundation & IASB structure
2
Standard-setting process
3
Conceptual framework principles
4
Recognition and measurement bases
1
IAS 1, IAS 7, IAS 8, IAS 10
2
IAS 24 related parties
3
IAS 33 EPS & IFRS 8 segments
1
IFRS 15 revenue model
2
Performance obligations & contract modification
3
IFRS 16 leases accounting
1
IAS 16 PPE & IAS 23 borrowing cost
2
IAS 36 impairment
3
IAS 38 intangibles
4
IAS 40 investment property
5
IAS 2 inventory & IFRS 5 held for sale
1
IFRS 9 classification & ECL
2
IFRS 7 disclosures & IFRS 13 fair value
3
IAS 32 presentation
4
IAS 37 provisions
5
IAS 12 deferred tax
6
IAS 19 employee benefits
7
IFRS 2 share-based payments
1
IFRS 3 business combinations
2
IFRS 10 consolidated statements
3
IAS 28 associates & IFRS 11 joint arrangements
4
IAS 21 foreign currency
1
High-weight exam topics
2
Common mistakes
3
Answer structuring techniques
Participants analyse a company’s financial statements and convert them into full IFRS-compliant reports. The project integrates revenue recognition, lease accounting, asset valuation, financial instruments, and consolidation adjustments.
Copilot Application: Participants use Copilot to review financial statements, identify IFRS adjustments, and support consolidation and reporting analysis.
Learning Outcomes
Upon finishing the course, you will able to do the following:
1
Prepare IFRS-compliant financial statements with a strong understanding of presentation and disclosure standards
2
Apply consolidation techniques to accurately calculate goodwill and non-controlling interest (NCI) in group accounting
3
Analyse complex financial instruments and impairment scenarios, ensuring proper recognition and measurement under IFRS
4
Demonstrate confidence in IFRS decision-making, applying professional judgment in various financial reporting situations
5
Successfully tackle the CertIFR examination, structuring answers effectively and managing exam time efficiently
KHDA Certificate
Earn a KHDA attested Course Certificate. The Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) is the educational quality assurance and regulatory authority of the Government of Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Learners Point Certificate
Earn a Course Completion Certificate, an official Learners Point credential that confirms that you have successfully completed a course with us.
Prerequisites
The eligibility criteria for the IFRS Course are as follows:
- A passing score on the IFRS Examination
- Bachelor's Degree in any field , OR A minimum of 2 years experience in any related financial area (accounting, financial management, financial services, audit, investment)
- A Minimum of 25 hours of IFRS-approved training
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Frequently asked questions
IFRS stands for International Financial Reporting Standards. This is an advanced qualification that helps one to understand revenue recognition, financial instruments, consolidation techniques, and asset impairments. The Certificate in International Financial Reporting (CertIFR) at Learners Point aligns with global standards, making it beneficial for professionals seeking internationally recognized accounting knowledge.
The eligibility criteria for the Certificate in International Financial Reporting (CertIFR) are as follows:
- A passing score on the IFRS Examination
- Bachelor's Degree in any field OR a minimum of 2 years experience in any related financial area (accounting, financial management, financial services, audit, investment)
- Minimum of 25 hours of IFRS-approved training
The "https://learnerspoint.org/blog/ipsas-ifrs-major-differences">major differences between IPSAS & IFRS Certification are as follows:
1)IPSAS has established no-exchange transactions that encompass public-sector-specific standards. IPSAS 23 covers revenues arising from taxes, grants, fines and levies.
2)IFRS has no such standards as it believes that such transactions are not required for private sector entities.
The benefits of earning IFRS Certification are as follows:
- Builds Professional Foundation
- Helping hand in the better functioning of businesses
- Globally recognised qualification standards
- Better job opportunities
Our curriculum is up-to-date with the latest IFRS standards and amendments to ensure participants stay current. The course content includes Copilot integration, case studies, and mock examinations — is structured to deliver a complete learning experience regardless of the delivery mode.
Learners Point enhances the Certificate in IFRS program with real-world experience through scenario-based activities, consolidation workshops, and industry simulations. These hands-on learning methods ensure participants can apply IFRS principles in practical settings, preparing them for real-world financial reporting challenges and enhancing their exam readiness
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