• Apply the legislative conditions governing cash, revenue and investment management
• Comply with sound principles for cash and investment management
• Implement the requirements of the legislation for contracts that have budgetary implications
• Apply the legislative requirements and internationally recognised principles to credit control and debt collection
• Apply the legislative requirements and treasury regulations on cash and investment responsibilities of municipal officials and mayors.
• Compile and interpret a unit cost statement and apply the results in a decision-making process.
• Identify the strengths and weaknesses of recognised approaches to efficiency comparisons.
• Apportion overhead costs efficiently in a municipal specific context
• Recognise the importance of classifying costs by behaviour.
• Identify difficulties of classifying costs by behaviour in a municipal financial management system.
• Understand the benefits and limitations of classifying costs by relevance to the decision consideration.
• Developing and implementing a municipal investment policy.

• Communication at level 4.
• Mathematical Literacy at level 4.

Accounting officers, investment managers, cost controllers, Portfolio managers, assets managers, operational managers, and risk managers.

• Apply the legislative conditions governing cash, revenue and investment management
• Comply with sound principles for cash and investment management
• Implement the requirements of the legislation for contracts that have budgetary implications
• Apply the legislative requirements and internationally recognised principles to credit control and debt collection
• Apply the legislative requirements and treasury regulations on cash and investment responsibilities of municipal officials and mayors.
• Compile and interpret a unit cost statement and apply the results in a decision-making process.
• Identify the strengths and weaknesses of recognised approaches to efficiency comparisons.
• Apportion overhead costs efficiently in a municipal specific context
• Recognise the importance of classifying costs by behaviour.
• Identify difficulties of classifying costs by behaviour in a municipal financial management system.
• Understand the benefits and limitations of classifying costs by relevance to the decision consideration.
• Developing and implementing a municipal investment policy.