London School of Finance and Law (LSFL) offers a wide range of online courses for tax, accounting and finance students and practitioners:
Short Courses
Accounting for Sales Tax (VAT)
Breakeven Analysis and Limiting Factor Analysis in Business
Data Analysis in Management Accounting
Financial Markets and Institutions
Financial Systems, Controls and Compliance
Forecasting and Decision-Making Techniques
Interpretation of Financial Statements
Risk Management Techniques in Accounting
Sources of Finance for Businesses
Using Accounting Software (SAGE Business Cloud)
Introductory Certificates
Advanced Certificates
Behavioural Economics and Finance
Inheritance Tax, Trusts and Estates
Economics for Investment Decision-Making
Sustainable Finance: Major Issues in ESG and SR Investing
Advanced Diplomas
Investment and Wealth Management
Quantitative Finance and Financial Engineering
Computing and Data Science for Economics and Finance
Foundations of Law for Professional Practice in Finance
Financial Crime Risk Management, Regulation and Compliance
Operational and Strategic Management in Professional Service Firms
Business Psychology and Organisational Behaviour
Researching a Project in Finance/Law/Management/Education
Professional Qualifications
Professional Certificate in Bookkeeping and Payroll
Professional Diploma in Accounting, Auditing and Taxation
Professional Diploma in Business Administration, Finance and Law
Professional Diploma in Business and Financial Journalism
Professional Diploma in Real Estate Economics, Finance and Investment
Professional Exam Preparation Courses
University Preparation Courses
There are currently over 60 online courses on offer. A full range of courses offered by London School of Finance and Law can be viewed via our Course Finder. You can also study for free on our Open Learning platform.
All our courses are recognised as verified CPD that can be supported by evidence, such as course notes, produced course work, tutor-marked end-of-course assessment and a certificate of completion. Each course content ensures that students engage in meaningful, tutor-curated experiential/workplace learning, professional skills development, reading and research. Individual records from the learning journal can also be transferred to a self-evaluation sheet as third party evidence for informal CPD. Moreover, our students can print out a letter of good standing as proof of their studies with LSFL should their professional bodies require additional evidence.
You may find our courses particularly relevant if you are studying for qualifying exams in accounting, investment management, risk management, financial planning and tax law. LSFL students often study finance and accounting in colleges and universities or pursue qualifications with professional accounting and tax bodies, such as the Association of Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA), Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT), Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT), CFA Institute, and so on. Some students have just started to study bookkeeping and accounting to move into employment for the first time or to change to a new career area.
Our courses are also useful for tax, accounting and finance professionals planning to move to an English-speaking country (especially the UK) for work or further studies in their professional fields as they enable to get familiarised with the nuances of local accounting and tax rules, regulations and terminology in advance. We run English for Finance, English for Financial Journalists, Legal English and Business English courses as well as an IELTS preparation course for those who aim to pass the exam to study at a UK university.
A number of our courses can be of interest for business administrators managing professional service firms as they provide guidance on the latest trends in financial management, operations management, marketing, human resource management, leadership and entrepreneurship in the financial sector.
If you teach tax law, accounting and finance in further education establishments, you can read LSFL Magazine available only to LSFL students. Published biannually, the magazine contains a wealth of information, articles and methodological materials that can be directly used by lecturers delivering academic, vocational, technical and professional courses in business management, finance, tax law and professional English.
You can register as an LSFL student here.