IFRS e-learning
Free online financial reporting tools from Deloitte
As global capital markets become increasingly integrated, many countries are moving to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). For example, in the European Union, companies with publicly traded shares or debt on a European exchange must use IFRS for their financial reporting for year ends beginning on or after 1 January 2005. Research by the world's six largest accountancy firms shows that an overwhelming majority of countries — more than 90 percent of a total 59 countries surveyed — intend to converge with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
"Points the way to how the future of technical accountancy training will look."
Viv Cole, Accounting Web
Is your company ready?
Deloitte has developed a series of IFRS training modules which are offered free (upon registration) as a public service. Each module (approximate size: 3MB) can be downloaded as a .zip file and provides:
- Real life scenarios to demonstrate application of the standards
- "Coach me" sections to explain the principles and theory
- Worked examples to show aspects of the standards in action
- Reference materials to support learning
- Printable certificate if you pass the assessment at the end of each module
Register for IFRS e-learning
Thousands of users from more than 130 countries have already registered and are using the modules. As of January 2007, the number of downloads surpassed one million. Many major corporates have chosen to use the Deloitte IFRS e-learning as their primary tool for educating their staff on IFRS, and have installed the e-learning modules on their own intranets.
We recommend that first time users download the module "Using IFRS e-learning" as this short module provides an introduction to the content and will help you get the best out of the other modules.
Go to the Deloitte IFRS e-learning page to register for and access the e-learning modules.
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