IFRS – International Financial Reporting Standards

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🎥13 recorded live class sessions

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📝1 practice quiz

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A practical guide to IFRS, the global language of financial reporting: the Conceptual Framework, presentation of financial statements, accounting for assets, revenue and liabilities, financial instruments and group accounts — with recorded class sessions.

Course Content

Getting Started
What IFRS is and why it matters worldwide.

IFRS Explained — The Global Standards & the IASB
IFRS — Quick Check

Recorded Class Sessions — January 2026 Batch
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Class 1 — Course Orientation & Introduction to DipIFR
Class 2 — The IFRS Framework & Conceptual Foundations
Class 3 — Presentation of Financial Statements
Class 4 — Revenue from Contracts with Customers
Class 5 — Property, Plant and Equipment
Class 6 — Impairment of Assets
Class 7 — Leases
Class 8 — Inventories & Construction Contracts
Class 9 — Financial Instruments
Class 10 — Provisions, Contingencies & Events After Reporting
Class 11 — Income Taxes
Class 12 — Consolidated Financial Statements
Class 13 — Statement of Cash Flows
Class 14 — Exam Technique, Revision & Application
Course Materials — Study Text, Exam Kit & Study Dashboard

Recorded Class Sessions — July 2026 Batch
Ten live sessions from the 10 July 2026 batch, running from consolidation through to financial instruments. This batch is still in progress, so further classes will be added.

Class 1 — Course Orientation and the 5-Step Consolidation Method
Class 2 — Goodwill, Non-Controlling Interest and Impairment Review
Class 3 — Consolidation Adjustments and Fair Value (IFRS 13)
Class 4 — Subsidiary Disposals, NCI Valuation and Discontinued Operations
Class 5 — Group Profit, Revenue Recognition (IFRS 15) and Leases (IFRS 16)
Class 6 — Sale and Leaseback, Lease Classification and PPE (IAS 16)
Class 7 — Government Grants, Investment Property and Impairment
Class 8 — Intangible Assets, Provisions and Contingencies
Class 9 — Employee Benefits (IAS 19) and Introduction to Financial Instruments
Class 10 — Financial Instruments: Classification, Measurement and Compound Instruments
Class 11 — Financial Instruments: Debt v Equity and Amortised Cost
Class 12 — Hedge Accounting: Fair Value and Cash Flow Hedges
Class 13 — IAS 12 Income Taxes: Current and Deferred Tax
Course Materials — Study Text, Exam Kit & Practice

About Course

Course Content

Getting Started What IFRS is and why it matters worldwide.

IFRS Explained — The Global Standards & the IASB

IFRS — Quick Check

Recorded Class Sessions — January 2026 Batch Watch every recorded class, any time.

Class 1 — Course Orientation & Introduction to DipIFR

Class 2 — The IFRS Framework & Conceptual Foundations

Class 3 — Presentation of Financial Statements

Class 4 — Revenue from Contracts with Customers

Class 5 — Property, Plant and Equipment

Class 6 — Impairment of Assets

Class 7 — Leases

Class 8 — Inventories & Construction Contracts

Class 9 — Financial Instruments

Class 10 — Provisions, Contingencies & Events After Reporting

Class 11 — Income Taxes

Class 12 — Consolidated Financial Statements

Class 13 — Statement of Cash Flows

Class 14 — Exam Technique, Revision & Application

Course Materials — Study Text, Exam Kit & Study Dashboard

Recorded Class Sessions — July 2026 Batch Ten live sessions from the 10 July 2026 batch, running from consolidation through to financial instruments. This batch is still in progress, so further classes will be added.

Class 1 — Course Orientation and the 5-Step Consolidation Method

Class 2 — Goodwill, Non-Controlling Interest and Impairment Review

Class 3 — Consolidation Adjustments and Fair Value (IFRS 13)

Class 4 — Subsidiary Disposals, NCI Valuation and Discontinued Operations

Class 5 — Group Profit, Revenue Recognition (IFRS 15) and Leases (IFRS 16)

Class 6 — Sale and Leaseback, Lease Classification and PPE (IAS 16)

Class 7 — Government Grants, Investment Property and Impairment

Class 8 — Intangible Assets, Provisions and Contingencies

Class 9 — Employee Benefits (IAS 19) and Introduction to Financial Instruments

Class 10 — Financial Instruments: Classification, Measurement and Compound Instruments

Class 11 — Financial Instruments: Debt v Equity and Amortised Cost

Class 12 — Hedge Accounting: Fair Value and Cash Flow Hedges

Class 13 — IAS 12 Income Taxes: Current and Deferred Tax

Course Materials — Study Text, Exam Kit & Practice

The Framework & Presentation The Conceptual Framework and IAS 1, 7 and 8.

The Conceptual Framework & Presentation (IAS 1, 7, 8)

Accounting for Assets PPE, intangibles, impairment, inventories and more.

Accounting for Assets

Revenue & Liabilities Revenue, provisions, leases and income taxes.

Revenue & Liabilities

Financial Instruments & Group Accounts IFRS 9, consolidation and business combinations.

Financial Instruments & Group Accounts

Getting Started
What IFRS is and why it matters worldwide.

Recorded Class Sessions — January 2026 Batch
Watch every recorded class, any time.

Recorded Class Sessions — July 2026 Batch
Ten live sessions from the 10 July 2026 batch, running from consolidation through to financial instruments. This batch is still in progress, so further classes will be added.

The Framework & Presentation
The Conceptual Framework and IAS 1, 7 and 8.

Accounting for Assets
PPE, intangibles, impairment, inventories and more.

Revenue & Liabilities
Revenue, provisions, leases and income taxes.

Financial Instruments & Group Accounts
IFRS 9, consolidation and business combinations.