In-house course programmes
At PwC our focus is creating value for you. Our custom-built solutions will respond to your organisation's needs and equip your colleagues and employees with knowledge and skills they can apply on their first day back on the job. Our trainers have vast experience and cover a range of industries so the training is always appropriate to your business — they are practising auditors and consultants in accounting, tax, finance, internal control, etc. and provide valuable insight into industry best practice.
All of the courses offered as public classes can be run in-house, in addition to those workshops listed below. This can be more cost effective for businesses when a number of participants need training. It also enables some customisation of course material. Please contact us for further details.
Our available programmes
- Accounting for Investment in Equity
- Get to know the upcoming new and updated accounting standards
- Training in Financial Reporting
- Public Private Partnership Training - Part 1
- Public Private Partnership Training - Part 2
- Public Private Partnership Training - Advanced
- Infrastructure Business Case Training
Accounting for Investment in Equity
This training session will provide basic accounting principles on how to account for investments of a company in shares/stock of another company, starting from the initial recognition until the disposal of the investment, under PSAK/IFRS. The accounting for such investments varies from simple fair value accounting until complex consolidation, depending on the level of involvement of the investor in the business and operational decision making of the investee. The session will also discuss certain conditions where consolidation of an investee may not be needed.
By the end of this course, participants will understand the following:
- Accounting on initial recognition date, subsequent to recognition date and disposal for investment in shares;
- Definition of significant influence and indicators that need to be considered in assessing significant influence;
- Definition of joint control and indicators that need to be considered in assessing joint control;
- Definition of control and indicators that need to be considered in assessing control;
- Difference between purchase accounting and pooling of interest;
- Concept and computation of purchase consideration of a business and goodwill;
- Concept of non-controlling interest and measurement of it;
- Accounting for change in share ownership.
This session is suitable for all operational-level staff of finance and accounting related divisions, including corporate planning, business development, corporate budgeting, etc. with zero to intermediate experience in accounting for investments in shares.
Duration: 2 days
Get to know the upcoming new and updated accounting standards
This course is designed for those who would like an update on upcoming new accounting standards, such as (not limited to):
Training in Financial Reporting
As accounting standards in Indonesia are gradually changing to adopt IFRS, continuous changes are inevitable. Companies in Indonesia need to keep abreast of developments and of how those changes will affect their financial reporting and business processes. For those who have or are contemplating complex corporate transactions or business arrangements, understanding upfront how they will be reflected in the financial statements at the time of the transaction and going forward usually pays off. Research shows that understanding the major accounting standards has become one of the top three issues on a CFO’s agenda.
Companies need to ensure that their human resources are ready to embrace the development. They need to have appropriate training that will equip them with robust understanding and practical knowledge. PwC has proven expertise in knowledge transfer to help you pull ahead of these developments and changes.
Click here for more information of the training course list.
Public Private Partnership Training - Part 1
The basic module will cover the foundations of PPP projects. This module will provide the following to participants:
- The foundation of PPP concepts and knowledge which includes the PPP concept, risk management in PPP, government support, roles and responsibilities of PPP organizations and legal aspects
- General PPP Procurement Process
- PPP Pre-Qualification Process and Request for Qualification Document
Through this module, participants will:
- Understand the concept of a PPP; its structure and scheme, benefits of risk management, and introduction to PPP Risk Management
- Understand the Legal aspects of PPP
- Understand how to prepare the RFQ in PPP project procurement
Guiding Principles for Training
- Training will be developed based on adult learning principles (participatory and activity-based learning)
- Participants will be encouraged to reflect upon their experiences in PPP projects (if any) as a basis for learning and development to enhance procurement services
- Content will be based on LKPPR Perdem 29/2018
Duration : 1 Day
Public Private Partnership Training - Part 2
The intermediate module will cover further details of the process of PPP project procurement. This module will provide the following to participants:
- Knowledge of Tender Process and Request for Proposal Document (RfP)
- Knowledge of Optimization Dialogue
- Knowledge of PPP Agreement
- Enable participants to understand the PPP contract management
Through this module, participants will:
- Understand the Tender Process and Request for Proposal Document (RfP)
- Understand the process of Optimization Dialogue
Guiding Principles for Training
- Training will be developed based on adult learning principles (participatory and activity-based learning)
- Participants will be encouraged to reflect upon their experiences in PPP projects (if any) as a basis for learning and development to enhance procurement services
- Content will be based on LKPPR Perdem 29/2018
Duration: 1.5 Days
Public Private Partnership Training - Advanced
The advanced module will cover an intensive knowledge on Bid Optimization Dialogue, PPP Agreements, and Contract Management. Overall, this module will provide more details on the topics covered in the intermediate class.
Through this module, participants will:
- Understand the detailed process of Optimization Dialogue
- Understand the content of a PPP Agreement
- Understand how to manage a PPP contract (contract management)
Guiding Principles for Training
- Training will be developed based on adult learning principles (participatory and activity-based learning)
- Participants will be encouraged to reflect upon their experiences in PPP projects (if any) as a basis for learning and development to enhance procurement services
- Development and initial transfer of training skills will be conducted through the training delivery activities and reinforcement of training will occur through mentoring and organisational development activities
- Content will be based on LKPPR Perdem 29/2018
Duration: 3 Days
Infrastructure Business Case Training
Brief Training Objectives and Benefits
The Infrastructure Business Case™ certification course and examination are based on The Five Case Model, and are being adopted around the world by G20 countries.
Every infrastructure project or programme will benefit from having a reasonable and structured business case to explain why it is needed and how it can be taken moved forward. The step-by-step approach of the Five Case Modelhelps to create delivery confidence, by ensuring and demonstrating that projects have been robustly scoped robustly and realistically planned from the outset, and that they remain so throughout the entire life cycle.
PwC is pleased to offer APMG-accredited Infrastructure Business Case™ training at Foundation Level, in both English and Bahasa Indonesia.
Duration : 2 Days
Typically, we offer two days of training at the Foundation Level. However, courses can be further tailored to particular client needs. Please click here for more information about this training.
Brief Training Objectives and Benefits
The Infrastructure Business Case™ certification course and examination are based on The Five Case Model, and are being adopted around the world by G20 countries.
Every infrastructure project or programme will benefit from having a reasonable and structured business case to explain why it is needed and how it can be taken moved forward. The step-by-step approach of the Five Case Modelhelps to create delivery confidence, by ensuring and demonstrating that projects have been robustly scoped robustly and realistically planned from the outset, and that they remain so throughout the entire life cycle.
PwC is pleased to offer APMG-accredited Infrastructure Business Case™ training at Foundation Level, in both English and Bahasa Indonesia.
Duration : 2 Days
Typically, we offer two days of training at the Foundation Level. However, courses can be further tailored to particular client needs. Please click here for more information about this training.
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