Our oil and gas accounting course in Dubai is a focused one-week program for accountants entering one of the region’s most specialized sectors. Accountants in Dubai join it as a live online cohort, and companies can have it delivered in-company at their Dubai offices for a finance team moving into energy work.
These are coaching programs, so the duration above is a guide rather than a fixed timetable. The pace and the number of sessions are set around your current level and how quickly each topic lands, so you finish genuinely able to apply the material rather than simply on schedule.
Instructor: Mahmoud Chehade
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Training a team? We tailor this program to your systems and industry, delivered live online or in person.
Energy runs through Dubai’s economy even where the wells are elsewhere. The city is home to regional offices of producers and service companies, to commodity traders, and to the shipping and logistics businesses that move the product. All of them need accountants who understand how the sector records its costs and reports its results, and those accountants are often hired from general practice.
The course covers the concepts and terminology specific to oil and gas, how sector-specific costs are handled, and how to read and prepare industry financial statements under the IFRS reporting UAE companies use. It is a one-week program, short enough to take between deadlines and focused enough to change how you read an energy company’s statements in Dubai.
Mahmoud Chehade spent 30 years leading finance for multi-million-dollar companies across the UAE, Riyadh and the wider Gulf, including shipping, so the sector’s cost and cash patterns are taught by someone who worked inside Gulf businesses. Accountants join a live online cohort from Dubai, and companies can take the course in-company at their premises, in Arabic or English.
Our office is in Beirut. Dubai is served through live online cohorts and in-company training delivered at your premises. See all accounting training in Dubai.
In Dubai, the oil and gas accounting course costs the program fee shown on this page, covering the whole one-week program rather than a single session. The plan follows your starting level, so tell us your goal and we will confirm the program and its cost before you commit. Companies in Dubai training a finance team get a tailored rate.
For learners in Dubai it is a one-week program, and that duration is a guide rather than a fixed timetable. This is coaching, so the sessions and pace follow your current level and how quickly the sector concepts land. Tell us where you are starting from and we will confirm a schedule that works around your week in Dubai.
No oil and gas experience is needed for the course in Dubai, but it is an advanced program and assumes you already work in accounting. It is built for accountants entering the sector, not for complete beginners. Knowing general accounting well and the energy sector not at all is the normal starting point in Dubai.
It starts with your actual position in Dubai: your accounting background, the kind of energy business you work in or are joining, and what you need to handle first. Topics you already know move quickly and the sector-specific ones get the time they need, which matters in a one-week program. That is why the duration is a guide.
In Dubai the course is delivered live online, or in person as in-company training at your company’s own premises. Our only office is in Beirut, so there is no Dubai classroom. Every session is live and interactive, never pre-recorded, so you can bring the questions your own energy work raises.
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