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Professional Services to Help School Managers
The sMaRT choice - Axis Accounting & Training Ltd.
Today’s economic climate makes it with some cost saving tips to use in the
necessary for all of us to manage our operation of your accounts.
money in the most cost effective manner. To register for this guide please email:
Schools are now much more kathryn@axisltd.net with the subject title:
accountable to their stakeholders SMART School Register, stating your
whether they are parents, teachers, name, your school and your address.
pupils or governors and just like any Axis Accounting and Training Ltd. will
small business they have to keep their then send you your SMART School Pack.
eye on the bottom line.
Traditionally, SMART is a business
planning tool that sets goals that are
specific, measurable, achievable, realistic
and timely.
Accounting and finance are a core
element in business planning and as such
approach helping schools to choose
deserve our full attention when setting
and implement the most appropriate
VICES
any kind of business goals or operational
accounting systems, training staff
plan. As without goals how do we know
to manage accounts effectively and
when we have achieved anything?
assisting schools in setting financial goals Axis Accounting & Training Ltd.
Axis Accounting and Training Limited
and reporting against them. Tel: 01932 241516
believe in helping their clients to achieve
Axis Accounting can offer you a free Fax: 01932 241031
the best that they can.
guide to help you review your school’s kathryn@axisltd.net
They are extremely proactive in their
current financial goals and provide you www.axisltd.net
PRODUCTS & SER
20 • School Management Today
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