A brief, non-technical introduction to the role of church treasurer, providing an overview and some insights into aspects of church financial administration.
The course is aimed at those with limited, or indeed no knowledge, of the specific requirements which underpin church and charity accounts, but who may have been approached to become church treasurer. Also those who wish to have an overview of the role and responsibilities of a church treasurer.
This course is relevant for new and experienced treasurers alike – and has been freshly updated for delivery online.
With a very practical approach, “The Basics” equips today’s treasurer with the knowledge needed to carry out their multifaceted role. Subjects covered include:
Please note: this is the final session in a series of three which now enable members to attend ACAT’s Basics course virtually. ACAT strongly advises delegates to book sessions 1, 2 and 3 to ensure that they’re appraised of the entire course.
This course is relevant for new and experienced treasurers alike – and has been freshly updated for delivery online.
With a very practical approach, “The Basics” equips today’s treasurer with the knowledge needed to carry out their multifaceted role. Subjects covered include:
Please note: this is the second session in a series of three which now enable members to attend ACAT’s Basics course virtually. ACAT strongly advises delegates to book sessions 1, 2 and 3 to ensure that they’re appraised of the entire course.
This course is relevant for new and experienced treasurers alike – and has been appropriately updated for delivery online.
With a very practical approach, “The Basics” equips today’s treasurer with the knowledge needed to carry out their multifaceted role. Subjects covered include:
Please note: this is the first session in a series of three, all of which are available to attend virtually. ACAT strongly advises delegates to book sessions 1, 2 and 3 of ACAT’s Basics course to ensure that you receive maximum benefit from this training.
Are you looking for a guide through the minefield that is being a church treasurer?
Navigate the complexities of being a church treasurer with confidence through our comprehensive three-session course covering legal duties, financial processes, budgeting, gift aid, and more – all presented by experienced trainers in a live Zoom webinar setting tailored for both new and seasoned treasurers.
Session one is entitled: “Charity Law, Finance Processes and Bookkeeping” and covers the following topics:
Please note: this is the first session in a series of three. ACAT strongly advises delegates to book sessions 1, 2 and 3 to ensure that they’re appraised of the entire course.
This course is designed for all those who are church treasurers whether new to the role or just needing a refresher. It is also for those who support church treasurers and would like to know what is involved.
As a church treasurer, this course will equip you, whether you are a new or an experience treasurer, with the core knowledge needed to carry out your role.
By the end of this course (all three sessions), you will have been introduced to, and explored, the legal duties of trustees, day to day finance processes, budgeting and planning, gift aid and tax and year end reporting. You will be signposted to helpful resources and you will have had the opportunity to ask questions relevant to your context and about the areas covered.
The course comprises practical and theoretical information, insights and guidance on many aspects of the role of church treasurer. It is delivered by knowledgeable and experienced trainers, who have firsthand experience as church treasurers. They can answer your questions and concerns, enabling you to manage your church finances with greater confidence.
The online course is split into 3 sessions, each 2 hours long and is run as a zoom webinar.
Session 1 covers topics such as the Treasurer as a trustee, Churches as Charities, Treasurer as bookkeeper, managing finance operations, Keeping accounting records and more.
Session 2 covers topics such as budgeting, risk management, Gift Aid and VAT.
Session 3 covers topics such as Annual report, financial statements and independent examination.
The course is typically delivered through a live Zoom webinar. You’ll have the opportunity to interact with the speakers and get answers to your specific questions. Each delegate will be sent pre-course materials in advance of the sessions.
No prior knowledge is required. This course is designed to accommodate individuals with various levels of knowledge of church finance. It may be helpful to have some knowledge of the financial arrangements and processes in your own context.
This course is relevant for new and experienced treasurers alike – and has been freshly updated for delivery online.
With a very practical approach, “The Basics” equips today’s treasurer with the knowledge needed to carry out their multifaceted role. Subjects covered include:
Please note: this is the first session in a series of three which now enable delegates to attend ACAT’s Basics course virtually. ACAT strongly advises delegates to book sessions 1, 2 and 3 to ensure that they’re appraised of the entire course.
Are you looking for a guide through the minefield that is being a church treasurer?
Navigate the complexities of being a church treasurer with confidence through our comprehensive three-session course covering legal duties, financial processes, budgeting, gift aid, and more – all presented by experienced trainers in a live Zoom webinar setting tailored for both new and seasoned treasurers.
Session one is entitled: “Charity Law, Finance Processes and Bookkeeping” and covers the following topics:
Please note: this is the first session in a series of three. ACAT strongly advises delegates to book sessions 1, 2 and 3 to ensure that they’re appraised of the entire course.
This course is designed for all those who are church treasurers whether new to the role or just needing a refresher. It is also for those who support church treasurers and would like to know what is involved.
As a church treasurer, this course will equip you, whether you are a new or an experience treasurer, with the core knowledge needed to carry out your role.
By the end of this course (all three sessions), you will have been introduced to, and explored, the legal duties of trustees, day to day finance processes, budgeting and planning, gift aid and tax and year end reporting. You will be signposted to helpful resources and you will have had the opportunity to ask questions relevant to your context and about the areas covered.
The course comprises practical and theoretical information, insights and guidance on many aspects of the role of church treasurer. It is delivered by knowledgeable and experienced trainers, who have firsthand experience as church treasurers. They can answer your questions and concerns, enabling you to manage your church finances with greater confidence.
The course is typically delivered through a live Zoom webinar. You’ll have the opportunity to interact with the speakers and get answers to your specific questions. Each delegate will be sent pre-course materials in advance of the sessions.
No prior knowledge is required. This course is designed to accommodate individuals with various levels of knowledge of church finance. It may be helpful to have some knowledge of the financial arrangements and processes in your own context.
Are you looking for a guide through the minefield that is being a church treasurer?
Navigate the complexities of being a church treasurer with confidence through our comprehensive three-session course covering legal duties, financial processes, budgeting, gift aid, and more – all presented by experienced trainers in a live Zoom webinar setting tailored for both new and seasoned treasurers.
Session one is entitled: “Charity Law, Finance Processes and Bookkeeping” and covers the following topics:
Please note: this is the first session in a series of three. ACAT strongly advises delegates to book sessions 1, 2 and 3 to ensure that they’re appraised of the entire course.
Who is it for? This course is designed for all those who are church treasurers whether new to the role or just needing a refresher. It is also for those who support church treasurers and would like to know what is involved.
Why take the course: As a church treasurer, this course will equip you, whether you are a new or an experience treasurer, with the core knowledge needed to carry out your role.
What will be achieved: By the end of this course (all three sessions), you will have been introduced to, and explored, the legal duties of trustees, day to day finance processes, budgeting and planning, gift aid and tax and year end reporting. You will be signposted to helpful resources and you will have had the opportunity to ask questions relevant to your context and about the areas covered.
Other information: The course comprises practical and theoretical information, insights and guidance on many aspects of the role of church treasurer. It is delivered by knowledgeable and experienced trainers, who have firsthand experience as church treasurers. They can answer your questions and concerns, enabling you to manage your church finances with greater confidence.
The course is typically delivered through a live Zoom webinar. You’ll have the opportunity to interact with the speakers and get answers to your specific questions. Each delegate will be sent pre-course materials in advance of the sessions.
No prior knowledge is required. This course is designed to accommodate individuals with various levels of knowledge of church finance. It may be helpful to have some knowledge of the financial arrangements and processes in your own context.
Are you looking for a guide through the minefield that is being a church treasurer?
Navigate the complexities of being a church treasurer with confidence through our comprehensive three-session course covering legal duties, financial processes, budgeting, gift aid, and more – all presented by experienced trainers in a live Zoom webinar setting tailored for both new and seasoned treasurers.
Session one is entitled: “Charity Law, Finance Processes and Bookkeeping” and covers the following topics:
Please note: this is the first session in a series of three. ACAT strongly advises delegates to book sessions 1, 2 and 3 to ensure that they’re appraised of the entire course.
Who is it for? This course is designed for all those who are church treasurers whether new to the role or just needing a refresher. It is also for those who support church treasurers and would like to know what is involved.
Why take the course: As a church treasurer, this course will equip you, whether you are a new or an experience treasurer, with the core knowledge needed to carry out your role.
What will be achieved: By the end of this course (all three sessions), you will have been introduced to, and explored, the legal duties of trustees, day to day finance processes, budgeting and planning, gift aid and tax and year end reporting. You will be signposted to helpful resources and you will have had the opportunity to ask questions relevant to your context and about the areas covered.
Other information: The course comprises practical and theoretical information, insights and guidance on many aspects of the role of church treasurer. It is delivered by knowledgeable and experienced trainers, who have firsthand experience as church treasurers. They can answer your questions and concerns, enabling you to manage your church finances with greater confidence.
The course is typically delivered through a live Zoom webinar. You’ll have the opportunity to interact with the speakers and get answers to your specific questions. Each delegate will be sent pre-course materials in advance of the sessions.
No prior knowledge is required. This course is designed to accommodate individuals with various levels of knowledge of church finance. It may be helpful to have some knowledge of the financial arrangements and processes in your own context.
Are you looking for a guide through the minefield that is being a church treasurer?
Navigate the complexities of being a church treasurer with confidence through our comprehensive three-session course covering legal duties, financial processes, budgeting, gift aid, and more – all presented by experienced trainers in a live Zoom webinar setting tailored for both new and seasoned treasurers.
Session two is entitled: “Budgeting, Risk and Gift Aid” and covers the following topics:
Please note: this is the second session in a series of three. ACAT strongly advises delegates to book sessions 1, 2 and 3 to ensure that they’re appraised of the entire course.
Who is it for? This course is designed for all those who are church treasurers whether new to the role or just needing a refresher. It is also for those who support church treasurers and would like to know what is involved.
Why take the course: As a church treasurer, this course will equip you, whether you are a new or an experience treasurer, with the core knowledge needed to carry out your role.
What will be achieved: By the end of this course (all three sessions), you will have been introduced to, and explored, the legal duties of trustees, day to day finance processes, budgeting and planning, gift aid and tax and year end reporting. You will be signposted to helpful resources and you will have had the opportunity to ask questions relevant to your context and about the areas covered.
Other information: The course comprises practical and theoretical information, insights and guidance on many aspects of the role of church treasurer. It is delivered by knowledgeable and experienced trainers, who have firsthand experience as church treasurers. They can answer your questions and concerns, enabling you to manage your church finances with greater confidence.
The course is typically delivered through a live Zoom webinar. You’ll have the opportunity to interact with the speakers and get answers to your specific questions. Each delegate will be sent pre-course materials in advance of the sessions.
No prior knowledge is required. This course is designed to accommodate individuals with various levels of knowledge of church finance. It may be helpful to have some knowledge of the financial arrangements and processes in your own context.
Are you looking for a guide through the minefield that is being a church treasurer?
Navigate the complexities of being a church treasurer with confidence through our comprehensive three-session course covering legal duties, financial processes, budgeting, gift aid, and more – all presented by experienced trainers in a live Zoom webinar setting tailored for both new and seasoned treasurers.
Session three is entitled: “Year-End Reporting” and covers the following topics:
Please note: this is the third session in a series of three. ACAT strongly advises delegates to book sessions 1, 2 and 3 to ensure that they’re appraised of the entire course.
Who is it for? This course is designed for all those who are church treasurers whether new to the role or just needing a refresher. It is also for those who support church treasurers and would like to know what is involved.
Why take the course: As a church treasurer, this course will equip you, whether you are a new or an experience treasurer, with the core knowledge needed to carry out your role.
What will be achieved: By the end of this course (all three sessions), you will have been introduced to, and explored, the legal duties of trustees, day to day finance processes, budgeting and planning, gift aid and tax and year end reporting. You will be signposted to helpful resources and you will have had the opportunity to ask questions relevant to your context and about the areas covered.
Other information: The course comprises practical and theoretical information, insights and guidance on many aspects of the role of church treasurer. It is delivered by knowledgeable and experienced trainers, who have firsthand experience as church treasurers. They can answer your questions and concerns, enabling you to manage your church finances with greater confidence.
The course is typically delivered through a live Zoom webinar. You’ll have the opportunity to interact with the speakers and get answers to your specific questions. Each delegate will be sent pre-course materials in advance of the sessions.
No prior knowledge is required. This course is designed to accommodate individuals with various levels of knowledge of church finance. It may be helpful to have some knowledge of the financial arrangements and processes in your own context.
Looking for a straightforward introduction to keeping simple church accounts?
Learn the essentials of Receipts and Payments accounting, legal requirements, and internal reporting to grow your confidence in managing church finances.
Who is it for? This course is designed for church/charity treasurers operating simple Receipts and Payments accounting as well as anyone involved in bookkeeping these accounts. Interested trustees and finance managers are also welcome.
Why take the course: Take this course to enhance your understanding of the concepts of simple Receipts and Payments accounting and the booking keeping methods necessary to use this form of accounts.
What will be achieved: By the end of this course, you’ll have a clear grasp of legal requirements, R&P accounts, compiling the cashbook and internal reporting. This knowledge will enable you to produce appropriate accounts, understanding the concepts involved and will enhance yours and your fellow trustees to understand the reports you provide.
Other information: The course introduces the concepts of R&P accounting in a practical and straightforward way to enhance understanding. There is plenty of opportunity to ask questions and is delivered by knowledgeable professionals who can answer your questions and concerns. Don’t miss this opportunity to be more confident in your accounting.
The course is typically delivered through a live Zoom webinar or meeting depending on numbers. You’ll have the opportunity to interact with the speakers and get answers to your specific questions.
No prior knowledge is required, although a basic understanding of your church accounts would be beneficial.
