this program is dedicated to to train staff in the financial and engineering administrations and staff  in the investing and finance domain, aiming at refining their practical experience in preparing economic feasibility studies preparation .This training programme is also addressed to individuals applicants for these posts.

This training program qualifies participants to develop economic feasibility studies to optimize investment towards the success of companies and enterprises.

•  Basic concepts of economic feasibility study

Key components of the study of economic projects:

• The project legal study, selecting the legal form for them.

• The marketing study of the project and estimation of expected demand for goods and services provided by the project.

• Technical and engineering study determining quantification of the resources and capacities required to meet the project's obligations to prospective clients.

• The financial study of the project ,estimating the costs required for its implementation , the structure and sources of these costs in addition to the estimated financial statements of the project too.

• Project economic feasibility study and comparison between the expected revenues and the expances on the project.

• Study the environmental feasibility of the project and the impact of the project's implementation on the surrounding environment.

Marketing study and the methods of estimating  the quantification of the demand volume and marketing gap. This phase includes examining the following points:

• The concept of the target market of the project.

• Study customers to determine their behaviour and interests.

• Study similar products available in markets.

• Predicting methods for current market demands.

• Measurement methods for the Current marketing gap .

The Financial, economic study and evaluation of investment alternatives:

• Determining  the total investment costs required for the project.

• Quantifying the annual operating expanses required to meet identified productivity plans.

• Determining the size of the capital-employed required for the economic exploitation of the project's resources.

• Determining the size of the capital invested and the funding  structure, depending on either the equity rights , loans or various sources of funding that are relied upon.

• How to calculate cash flow elements inside and outside and reach surplus or cash deficits.

Applied study of a model of feasibility study numbers in its different sections with explanation of the basics and alternatives used in the evaluation and preparation of the study:

• Refunding period method.

• Net present value method.

• Accounting return rate method.

• Rreturn on investment rate method.

• Return annual cost method.

• Profitability record.

• Scientific Material

• A certificate issued by the Global Management Group

• An international Certificate issued by the TUV Austria -optional-