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Fisnik

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Secondary Accounting & BA1 — journal entries, balance sheet, income statement, cash flow, depreciationTranslate this text using Google Translate.

Secondary Accounting & BA1 — journal entries, balance sheet, income statement, cash flow, depreciationTranslate this text using Google Translate.

I offer accounting courses for secondary school students, particularly in vocational training, as well as for first-year bachelor's students at university or college. The objective is to help the pupil or student understand accounting logic, master important entries and know how to solve exercises in a structured way, whether for a quiz, an exam, a qualification or a refresher course. I primarily support pupils and students who wish to review the basics, better understand accounting mechanisms and practice on typical exercises. Subjects covered according to your program: • Basics of accounting: debit/credit, asset and liability accounts, expenses and revenues, chart of accounts, account logic, supporting documents and reading statements. • Journal and accounting entries: recording of current operations, purchases, sales, payments, receipts, VAT, customer and supplier accounts, entries with or without discount. • VAT and commercial transactions: VAT to be recovered, VAT to be paid, purchase invoices, sales invoices, credit notes, trade discounts, rebates, incidental expenses and calculations related to commercial transactions. • Depreciation: straight-line depreciation, declining balance depreciation, depreciation schedules, depreciation charges, net book value and year-end entries. • Provisions and adjustments: provisions, deferred charges, accrued income, charges to be allocated, deferred income, inventory entries and year-end adjustments. • Balance sheet and income statement: construction of the balance sheet, assets/liabilities, equity, debts, expenses, revenues, profit or loss for the year, link between the income statement and the balance sheet. • Basic financial analysis: working capital, working capital requirement (WCR), net cash, simple ratios, reading and interpretation of financial statements. • Cash flow: operating cash flow, investment cash flow, financing cash flow, distinction between accounting profit and cash flow. • Exam/qualification preparation: Typical exercises, past quizzes, exams, case studies, problem-solving methods, guided correction and identification of common errors. I can also help with economics depending on the level and program, particularly in microeconomics and macroeconomics: supply and demand, elasticities, costs, competition, market, growth, inflation, economic policy and basic models. Method of working : 1. We identify the chapters that pose a problem; 2. I will re-explain the accounting logic with simple examples; 3. We redo the exercises step by step; 4. I show how to recognize the type of writing or calculation required; 5. We construct a clear method so that the student can do it on their own. I do not limit myself to giving a correction: I explain the reasoning behind each writing and each calculation so that the subject becomes more logical and less mechanical. I have been giving private lessons for over 7 years in mathematics, statistics, economics, and accounting. I also have a degree from Solvay/ULB and professional experience in finance and business controlling at Deloitte, which allows me to explain accounting with an approach that is academic, university-level, and practical. Courses available in French or English, online or in person in Brussels or the surrounding area.

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Axel

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C$79

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As a recent civil engineering graduate with a master's degree in management, I offer private tutoring in Finance and/or Accounting.Translate this text using Google Translate.

As a recent civil engineering graduate with a master's degree in management, I offer private tutoring in Finance and/or Accounting.Translate this text using Google Translate.

My accounting and finance courses are aimed at students in colleges and universities (bachelor's level). Before starting private lessons, I usually ask for a description of the student's current course so that I can best prepare the sessions. My background in civil engineering has instilled in me a problem-based learning approach. My teaching method is therefore primarily practical, as the most important thing for analytical subjects is being able to solve any type of problem. And to do that, you need to do as many as possible. During my studies, I realized that the best way to understand a subject is by doing exercises on it. However, a certain foundation is necessary. That's why I usually start with a brief review of the subject and provide a formula sheet with the important formulas and concepts when needed. Then, I work through one or more typical exercises with the student, explaining the steps involved. Finally, the student will do exercises on their own, using the formula sheet (using formulas is the best way to remember them). I will then be there to assess their understanding, answer their questions, and help them when necessary.

Nihale

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Economics I course : introduction to microeconomicsTranslate this text using Google Translate.

Economics I course : introduction to microeconomicsTranslate this text using Google Translate.

The Economics 1 course will start with a presentation of the demand and supply economic model in order to provide an analysis of the mechanisms and inner workings of competitive markets (price determination, equilibrium quantity, etc.). It will also be the occasion to investigate the impact on the competitive equilibrium of some public policies such as price control and indirect taxation. The course will then determine why, and under which conditions, free trade can be viewed as an efficient way to coordinate the actions of specialized economic agents. Through a careful examination of the (utopic) necessary conditions a market must fulfil so as to be considered perfectly competitive, it will be brought to the students' attention that those conditions are seldom (if ever) respected: the course will then provide an overview of several market failures, as well as study in detail several types of imperfect competition. Finally, the question of the possibility (and the necessity) of public intervention in a market economy will remain a central focus throughout the course. Part I: Introduction Chapter 1: "To think like an economist" - basic concepts (Mankiw, chapitres 1 et 2) Part II: Supply and demand - how markets work Chapter 3: The market forces of supply and demand (Mankiw, ch. 4, ch. 5) Chapter 4: Consumers, producers and the efficiency of markets (Mankiw, ch. 7, 8) Chapter 5: Supply, demand and government policies (Mankiw, ch. 6) Part III: Market failures under perfect competition Chapter 6: Externalities (Mankiw, ch.10) Chapter 7: Public goods and common resources (Mankiw ch. 11) Part IV: Firm behavior in competitive markets Chapter 8: The costs of production (Mankiw, ch. 13) Chapter 9: Firms in competitive markets (Mankiw, ch. 14) Part V: Imperfect competition Chapter 10: The monopoly and other examples of imperfect compeition (Mankiw ch. 10, 11)

Gabriel

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C$68

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Engineer, economist and doctoral student gives courses in Maths / Economics (Micro / Macro and Econometrics) at secondary and university lev...Translate this text using Google Translate.

Engineer, economist and doctoral student gives courses in Maths / Economics (Micro / Macro and Econometrics) at secondary and university levelTranslate this text using Google Translate.

An engineer by training and a doctoral student in economic sciences, I wish to share the knowledge acquired during my studies with students of all ages in Walloon Brabant and beyond. My goal is to help my students approach mathematics and economics (Microeconomics / Macroeconomics and Econometrics) from a different perspective to gain confidence and improve their academic performance. To this end, I build targeted explanations based on real-world needs. I also help my students achieve their goals by passing a competitive exam, an exam, or a test (GRE quantitative section). My courses are aimed at high school students and undergraduate students. My goal is to help your children better understand the concepts of the course on the one hand, and to improve their academic results on the other hand. I implement innovative learning methods to make the learning process enjoyable. This involves adapting to the student's needs, through concrete exercises and clear examples. Also, I always make sure to keep a good balance between theory and exercises and to involve the student as much as possible to ensure that the concepts taught are well assimilated.

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Secondary Accounting & BA1 — journal entries, balance sheet, income statement, cash flow, depreciationTranslate this text using Google Translate.

Secondary Accounting & BA1 — journal entries, balance sheet, income statement, cash flow, depreciationTranslate this text using Google Translate.

I offer accounting courses for secondary school students, particularly in vocational training, as well as for first-year bachelor's students at university or college. The objective is to help the pupil or student understand accounting logic, master important entries and know how to solve exercises in a structured way, whether for a quiz, an exam, a qualification or a refresher course. I primarily support pupils and students who wish to review the basics, better understand accounting mechanisms and practice on typical exercises. Subjects covered according to your program: • Basics of accounting: debit/credit, asset and liability accounts, expenses and revenues, chart of accounts, account logic, supporting documents and reading statements. • Journal and accounting entries: recording of current operations, purchases, sales, payments, receipts, VAT, customer and supplier accounts, entries with or without discount. • VAT and commercial transactions: VAT to be recovered, VAT to be paid, purchase invoices, sales invoices, credit notes, trade discounts, rebates, incidental expenses and calculations related to commercial transactions. • Depreciation: straight-line depreciation, declining balance depreciation, depreciation schedules, depreciation charges, net book value and year-end entries. • Provisions and adjustments: provisions, deferred charges, accrued income, charges to be allocated, deferred income, inventory entries and year-end adjustments. • Balance sheet and income statement: construction of the balance sheet, assets/liabilities, equity, debts, expenses, revenues, profit or loss for the year, link between the income statement and the balance sheet. • Basic financial analysis: working capital, working capital requirement (WCR), net cash, simple ratios, reading and interpretation of financial statements. • Cash flow: operating cash flow, investment cash flow, financing cash flow, distinction between accounting profit and cash flow. • Exam/qualification preparation: Typical exercises, past quizzes, exams, case studies, problem-solving methods, guided correction and identification of common errors. I can also help with economics depending on the level and program, particularly in microeconomics and macroeconomics: supply and demand, elasticities, costs, competition, market, growth, inflation, economic policy and basic models. Method of working : 1. We identify the chapters that pose a problem; 2. I will re-explain the accounting logic with simple examples; 3. We redo the exercises step by step; 4. I show how to recognize the type of writing or calculation required; 5. We construct a clear method so that the student can do it on their own. I do not limit myself to giving a correction: I explain the reasoning behind each writing and each calculation so that the subject becomes more logical and less mechanical. I have been giving private lessons for over 7 years in mathematics, statistics, economics, and accounting. I also have a degree from Solvay/ULB and professional experience in finance and business controlling at Deloitte, which allows me to explain accounting with an approach that is academic, university-level, and practical. Courses available in French or English, online or in person in Brussels or the surrounding area.

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Jakub has been diligent in tutoring my daughter IB economics (Higher Level) weekly for the past 2 years. His command of english is perfect. Very knowledgeable and professional, Jakub is a well mannered, patient and accommodating teacher. He trained specifically to teach IB economics which is a real added value, Jakub gave useful tips along the course and was a real support with internal assessments.

My son actually likes the Math tutoring and even after two sessions he can see a difference and feels more confident. I can recommend him.

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