An oil and gas accounting course in Riyadh for accountants entering, or already working in, one of the Kingdom’s most specialised sectors. Riyadh participants take it as a focused one-week live online programme, as one-to-one coaching, or in-company for an energy finance team. It covers the accounting concepts, costs and reporting unique to oil and gas.
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
Not sure you are ready? Ask us first and we will tell you honestly.
Training a team? We tailor this program to your systems and industry, delivered live online or in person.
The energy sector is central to the Saudi economy, and Riyadh is where many of the companies that serve it keep their head offices and finance teams. Accountants moving into that world from general practice meet unfamiliar terms, cost structures and reporting treatments quickly. This course gives them the vocabulary and the methods before they are expected to use them on the job.
It covers oil and gas accounting concepts and terms, how sector-specific costs are handled, and how to read and prepare industry financial statements in the IFRS environment Saudi companies report in. As a one-week programme it suits accountants at service companies, contractors and suppliers to the sector who need to get up to speed quickly.
Energy finance teams in Riyadh can bring the course in-company, delivered at their premises in Arabic or English, while individuals join a live online cohort or book one-to-one coaching. Mahmoud spent 30 years leading finance for multi-million-dollar companies across the UAE, Riyadh and the wider Gulf, and the sessions are live coaching rather than recorded lectures.
Our office is in Beirut. Riyadh is served through live online cohorts and in-company training delivered at your premises. See all accounting training in Riyadh.
The oil and gas accounting course costs Riyadh participants the fee shown on this page, which covers the whole programme rather than a single session. Tell us your role and goal and we will confirm the fit and cost before you commit. Riyadh energy companies and contractors training a team get a tailored rate for in-company delivery.
For learners in Riyadh it is a one-week programme, and that duration is a guide rather than a fixed timetable. The pace is set around your current level and how quickly each topic lands, so a Riyadh participant new to the sector may need more coaching time than one already in it. Tell us where you are starting and we will plan accordingly.
Yes, the oil and gas accounting course in Riyadh is an advanced programme and assumes a working knowledge of accounting. You do not need prior experience in the energy sector, since the course is built for Riyadh accountants entering it.
For someone in Riyadh it starts with your accounting background and the part of the sector you work in or are moving towards. We build around the gaps that matter, so concepts you already know move quickly and the sector-specific ones get the time they need.
Both options exist in Riyadh: a live online cohort you join from anywhere, or in-company training delivered in person at your premises in Riyadh for an energy finance team. We have no Riyadh office, and every session is live and interactive, never pre-recorded.
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