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For application and further enquiries, please contact:Krishneel Reddy | Ph. 331 1004 | Ext: 4056 | Email: [email protected]

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National Training and Productivity Centre

ESSENTIALS OF ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT

MANAGING OFFICE FINANCE

OverviewDevelopment projects such as dams, roads, power line construction, hotels and resorts (just to mention a few) bring about changes in the ecosystem in which they are undertaken. Such changes affect both the environment and well-being of society. These impacts can be adverse if the processes are not well regulated or controlled through improved project selection and more responsive planning and design. This training course introduces environmental impact assessment (EIA) as a tool to charter the course of development action, which ensures a balance between environmental protection and human development.

Key Benefits At the end of the programme, participants will be able to:• Contribute to informed decision-making in their organisation with respect to project proposals;• Understand and implement environmental management strategies/practices included in the recommendations of the Environment Impact Statement (EIS);and• Manage development projects sustainably.

Capabilities Addressed• EIA - definition and principles• Background and history of EIA• Costs and benefits of EIA• EMA: 2005 and EIA Process Regulation: 2007• Offences and Penalties• EIA Process - Screening, Scoping, Preparation of Terms of Reference, EIA Study, Review Process, Implementation, Monitoring and Follow-up• EIA Management

Target GroupThe course is designed for personnel responsible for managing environmental activities such as Project Managers, Engineers, Health Inspectors, City/Town Planners and other interested groups who wish to learn about EIA.

OverviewEvery organisation needs timely and effective office and administrative support to operate efficiently. Office employees are vital to the inner workings of any business because they manage all activities that are involved in running a company. It is essential for them to understand the distribution of finance that deals with the tracking, handling and managing of daily office operations. Office personnels are essentially ‘jacks-of-all-trades’, as they are often responsible for everything from data entry, correspondence and client communication to organisational support and planning. This course will provide you the knowledge on how you can effectively and efficiently manage your office environment and the daily financial activities that happen for any business.

Key Benefits Upon the completion of the training, participants will be able to:• Understand the techniques of Financial Management within the modern office environment;• Identify the essential aspects of financial management to assist the lines of communication in the office; and• Develop and enhance financial skills for employees managing office operations. Capabilities Addressed• Reconciliation of monthly financial activities• Processing financial transactions• Handling periodic VAT returns• Analyzing financial data for decision making• Implementing internal control on daily operations• Petty Cash- Imprest system and controls• Controlling office expenditure• Generating reports for management use• Supervising basic accounting tasks• Techniques to develop team work to manage resources

Target GroupsAdministrative Officers, Accounts Personnel, Clerks, Office Assistants, Office Supervisors, Personal Assistants, Secretaries and those who are involved in general office administration in organisations.

For application and further enquiries, please contact: Naomi Coalala | Ph. 331 1004 | Ext: 4010 | Email: [email protected]

Krishneel Reddy | Ph. 331 1004 | Ext: 4056 | Email: [email protected]

For application and further enquiries, please contact: Pranita Devi | Ph. 331 1004 | Ext: 4210 | Email: [email protected]

Ronita Pratap | Ph. 331 1004 | Ext: 4057 | Email: [email protected] Chandra | Ph. 666 5021 | Ext: 7301 | Email: [email protected]

ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

ENROLLING NOW

Semester 2: 18 July – 20 October 2016

Enrolment Closes: 15/ 07/ 2016Classes Commence: 18 July 2016 Withdrawals without Penalty: 12 August 2016Fees Due: 19 August 2016

For application and further enquiries, please contact: Krishneel Reddy | Ph. 331 1004 | Ext: 4055 | Email: [email protected]

Limited Seats are Available for this Course at each Venue

The National Training and Productivity Centre of the Fiji National University, in collaboration with the Western Sydney Institute from Australia, is offering the Australian Qualification course, Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management. This course is for people who want to develop the knowledge and skills to work in management and leadership positions across a range of business and organizational settings. Completion of this course will be of benefit to those who work or intend to work in a quality managerial and leadership position across a wide range of industries. Career pathways could include middle management in a business environment such as team leader, area manager, department manager or regional manager.

This qualification is right for:• A supervisor, team leader or manager with experience and need a formal qualification• An Aspiring supervisor, team leader or manager and have some work experience and need a

formal qualification• Graduates with technical skills that need to develop good management and leadership skills• A school leaver with current work experience but did not get a chance to gain a formal qualification

until now

Course DeliveryTo cater for working students, the lectures and tutorials for this course are delivered on a face to face and video conferencing mode; in the evenings and during the day on weekends.

The course is delivered through the following campuses in Fiji:

• FNU Nabua Campus – Suva• FNU Nadi Campus - Nadi• FNU Naviti Centre – Lautoka• FNU Rakiraki Centre – Rakiraki• FNU Naiyaca Campus – Labasa

Important Dates for 2016

Semester 1: 22 Feb – 26 May 2016

Enrolment Closes: 19/ 02/ 2016Classes Commence: 22 February 2016Withdrawals without Penalty: 11 March 2016Fees Due: 18 March 2016

ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF ACCOUNTING

ENROLLING NOW

For application and further enquiries, please contact:Krishneel Reddy | Ph. 331 1004 | Ext: 4055 | Email: [email protected]




The National Training and Productivity Centre of the Fiji National University, in collaboration with the Western Sydney Institute from Australia, are offering the Australian Qualification course, Advanced Diploma of Accounting. This course is for people who want to work in Accounting and Finance sector and are seeking professional identification. You will learn about financial management, auditing, management accounting, taxation, commercial and company law, as well as how to produce and analyze reports and financial statements, and to design and implement accounting systems.

This qualification is right for:• Accounting para-professionals and support team with work experience that need a formal

qualification• Aspiring accounting para-professionals that need a formal accounting qualification• Graduates with technical skills that need to develop good accounting skills• A school leaver with current work experience in accounting but did not get a chance to gain a

formal qualification until now

Course DeliveryTo cater for working students, the lectures and tutorials for this course are delivered on a face to face and video conferencing mode in the evenings.


• FNU Nabua Campus – Suva• FNU Naviti Centre – Lautoka

Important Dates for 2016Semester 1: 22 Feb – 26 May 2016


Date (8.30am – 4.30pm) Venue Fees28 - 29 January 2016 Labasa $250 per Participant.

16 -17 February 2016 Suva

Date (8.30am – 4.30pm) Venue Fees18 - 19 January 2016 FNU Campus, Nasese

$250.00 per Participant 21 - 22 January 2016 Naviti Centre, Lautoka

Application:• Complete NTPC Enrolment Form• Attach copy of Birth Certificate• Attach Purchase Order OR Sponsorship Letter

Application • Complete NTPC Enrolment Form• Fill in the NTPC Student ID Number OR copy of Birth Certificate• Attach Purchase Order OR Sponsorship Letter Application closes 5 week days prior to course commencement. Incomplete forms will not be

considered. Seats are only confirmed upon payment of full fees. Light lunch will be provided.

ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF ACCOUNTING

ENROLLING NOW

For application and further enquiries, please contact:Krishneel Reddy | Ph. 3311004 | Ext: 4056 | Email: [email protected]




The National Training and Productivity Centre of the Fiji National University, in collaboration with the Western Sydney Institute from Australia, are offering the Australian Qualification course, Advanced Diploma of Accounting. This course is for people who want to work in Accounting and Finance sector and are seeking professional identification. You will learn about financial management, auditing, management accounting, taxation, commercial and company law, as well as how to produce and analyze reports and financial statements, and to design and implement accounting systems.

This qualification is right for:• Accounting para-professionals and support team with work experience that need a formal

qualification• Aspiring accounting para-professionals that need a formal accounting qualification• Graduates with technical skills that need to develop good accounting skills• A school leaver with current work experience in accounting but did not get a chance to gain a

formal qualification until now

Course DeliveryTo cater for working students, the lectures and tutorials for this course are delivered on a face to face .


• FNU Nabua Campus – Suva• FNU Naviti Centre – Lautoka

Important Dates for 2016Semester 1: 22 Feb – 26 May 2016


National Training and Productivity Centre

BASIC FOOD SAFETY MANAGEMENTOverviewSafe food is essential for life and food safety has become a paramount issue in food production and catering industry. Food safety is considered to be an important issue for all stakeholders in the domain of food production systems. Food safety management provides a preventative approach to identify, prevent and reduce food-borne hazards. This is to minimize the risk of food poisoning and to make food safe for consumption. This integrated system includes all steps in the food production chain, such as supply of raw materials, food manufacturing, packaging, transportation and logistics, research and development, maintenance of production equipment’s, and training and education of staff. This training covers the basic food safety concepts and is aligned to the requirements of the Food Safety Act 2003. Key Benefits At the end of the programme participants would be able to:

• Understand the basic food safety management principles.• Identify common food hazards present at the various steps of food preparation.• Develop and implement control measures to minimize the risks. • Develop good food preparation practices and personnel hygiene.

Capabilities Addressed• Overview of Food Safety Management• Steps of Food preparation • Hazard Analysis in Food Preparation• Developing control systems• Personnel hygiene and safe food practices

Target GroupThis program is targeted to the supervisors and general staff of hotels, restaurants and food and catering businesses, who are involved in food handling, preparation, storage and related services.

For application and further enquiries, please contact: Daventy Naidu | Ph. 3311004 | Ext: 4057 | Email: [email protected] Ronita Pratap | Ph. 3311004 | Ext: 4057 | Email: [email protected]

For application and further enquiries, please contact: Pranita Devi | Ph. 3311004 | Ext. 4210 | Email: [email protected]

Ronita Pratap | Ph. 3311004 | Ext. 4057 | Email: [email protected]

Duration (8.30am to 4.30pm) Venue Tuition Fee04th - 05th February FNU Naviti Centre, Lautoka

$220.0016th - 17th February FNU Ivi Triangle Centre, Suva

25th - 26th February FNU Labasa

Overview In the modern day business, selling on credit is almost unavoidable. Credit transactions are seen as a strategy to gain customer confidence and to enhance market superiority. However, many organizations end up having large outstanding revenue tied up with such transactions. Therefore, improving the management of accounts receivable offers huge opportunities for almost any business. Companies can significantly reduce credit risk and improve their operations through adequate accounts receivable strategies. This course offers your business the expertise to evaluate current and future success through effectively administering receivables. It provides comprehensive benchmarks that will enable your company to reach best-practice levels in accounts receivable management.

Key Benefits At the end of this programme, participants will be able to:• Understand debt behaviour and models.• Familiarize with dispute management.• Reporting leverage indicators to management. • Link employee incentives to variances in debt levels. • Appreciate the impact of uncontrolled debts in an organization.• Familiarize with Customer Relationship Management (CRM).

Capabilities Addressed• Preparation of timely and accurate management reports using ‘receivables matrix’• Develop expertise to tap hidden cash resources trapped in accounts receivables• Evaluate case studies in receivables management• Analyze your company’s credit policies• Develop collection activity plan • Recording and monitoring of debts levels according to company policies• Debtors provisioning under IFRS

Target GroupsThe course is designed for Accounts receivable officers/ supervisors, administrative officers, accountants and small business owners, financial controllers, sales officers and anyone who is involved in accounts receivable management.

MANAGING ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

Application:• Complete NTPC In-house Request Form• Attach copies of participant Birth Certificates• Attach Purchase Order OR Sponsorship Letter

Date Venue Tuition Fee22nd – 23rd February FNU Nasese Campus $250.00 per Participant

Application • Complete NTPC Enrolment Form• Fill in the NTPC Student ID Number OR copy of Birth Certificate• Attach Purchase Order OR Sponsorship Letter

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For application and further enquiries, please contact:Krishneel Reddy | Ph. 3311004 | Ext: 4056 | Email: [email protected]

A workshop accredited by Fiji Institute of Accountants (FIA) for 14.00 CPE Hours

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