The ability to understand and implement corporate strategies shouldn’t be relegated to a few individuals at the top of the organizational pyramid. In fact, employees at all levels need to have at least some insight into the overall strategy of a company, because they’re the ones actually carrying it out. This course focuses on the different phases of strategic management, highlighting different tools and methods for strategic planning, and helps the learner understand best practices for contributing to their organization’s long-term goals. Course Type: Video. Worth 2.5 PDCs (SHRM) and 2.5 CEUs (HRCI Business Credit).

UDPATED 2025: Building on the foundation established in the first-level course, Medicare Basics, Medicare Options & Coverage Rules begins to expand on the different parts of Medicare while helping you develop your knowledge of enrollment periods, the rules for coverage and variances with Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage. Course Type: Interactive. Worth 8 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

UPDATED 2024: This course explores successful marketing strategies and their implementation in a 21st century context. Under the guidance of Linda Peterson, the Marketing Manager of the fictional company, Central Products, you will conduct industry, market and customer research for actual existing corporations. And with a close look at distribution methods and global marketing strategies, you will have the opportunity to lay a sturdy foundation for this important business topic. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 23.5 PDCs (SHRM) and 22 CEUs (HRCI Business Credits).

This course provides a thorough coverage of how to read and analyze financial statements as well as how the analysis can be organized to identify and assess a company’s value drivers. It begins with videos covering the balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flows and the statement of shareholders’ equity. It then moves into the real world, focusing on Home Depot, its key performance measures, leading to a complete ratio analysis. Home Depot’s performance is then compared to that of Lowe’s Home Improvement in terms of the basic ratios, more much more importantly using an ROE - based model that highlights the companies’ value drivers. Course Type: Video. Worth 4 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).