FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-03090A000100160037-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: U
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 27, 2001
• Sequence Number: 37
• Publication Date: November 7, 1974
• Content Type: BULL

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SPECIAL BULLETIN
No. 36-74 7 November 1974
TO: All Training Officers of the Agency
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM
1. The Agency is faced with the problem of meeting a
continuing large, and potentially increasing, workload
in the face of tightened or diminished dollar and man-
power resources. Coping with this problem calls for
greater skill in the management of financial resources.
In support of that requirement, an intensified financial
training program is being offered. More specifically,
the objectives of this training program are:
a. To increase awareness in Agency
personnel of the importance of
resource management and of the budgetary
process.
b. To improve the timeliness, accuracy,
utility, and general understanding of
the Agency's accounting system through
instruction on the procedures and techni-
ques used in the accounting system, in-
cluding the processing by computer of
such data.
c. To improve the management of scarce
resources throughout the Agency by
instruction on the managerial utility of
financial reports.
2. The Financial Management Training Program consists of
four courses:
a. Survey of Financial Management
The overview or total picture of
the Agency's financial objectives; system
philosophy, structure, and cycle; and the
interrelationships of all types of
decision making data.
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b. Fundamentals of Budgeting
(1) the techniques used in
formulating the Agency budget and
(2) the automated processing of
budget data.
c. Accounting Control
(1) the Agency's general account-
ing system includin the account structure,
(2) ledgers, and (33 allotment, obligation,
and expenditure processes.
d. Applied Financial Management
The analysis of financial reports
and the uses of the Agency's financial
system for managerial planning and
control purposes.
3. This program is open to all Agency employees. The courses are
designed to be taken sequentially. However, those who need
only an overview of the financial management process and an
understanding of financial reports and their utility may limit
their enrollment to courses a and d.
Name of Course
Date
Max/Min Enrollment
Survey of Financial
Management
7-9 Jan
50/15
Fundamentals of
10-14
& 21 Feb
16/12
Budgeting
7-11
& 18 Apr
16/12
Accounting Control
17-21
& 28 Mar
16/12
19
23
&
A
lied Financial
-
30 May
16/12
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Management
1-3 Apr 50/30
3-5 June 50/30
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ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL 117E
SPECIAL BULLETIN
O F F I C E O F T R A I N I N G
LOCATION : GA-13 Hqs; 207 & 236 C of C
REGISTRATION: Submit Form 73,"Request for Internal Training"
to OTR/SRS/RG, Room 1036, Chamber of Commerce
Building. In order to allow time for pre-course
reading materials, the Form 73 should be submitted
three weeks prior to the start of eaBhWmhe.
ADDITIONAL STATINTL
INFORMATION : On course content, call extensio For
registration assistance, call ex ens on -
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