Finance & Procurement Department

The Finance and Procurement Department is responsible for the institution’s financial health,
ensuring efficient resource management and adherence to procurement regulations.

This department is particularly responsible for:

  • Developing and managing the college’s annual budget.
  • Conducting financial forecasting to predict future financial conditions.
  • Allocating financial resources to departments and monitoring their usage.
  • Preparing financial statements such as balance sheets, income statements,
    and cash flow statements.
  • Recording all accounting transactions and maintaining the following records:
    • Cash & bank book
    • Ledger
    • Monthly payroll
    • Fixed assets register
  • Comparing actual financial performance with the budget to identify improvements.
  • Providing regular financial reports to the administration.
  • Overseeing the collection of tuition fees, ministry grants, and other revenue sources.
  • Managing banking transactions including deposits, salary transfers, and payments.
  • Performing monthly bank reconciliations.
  • Verifying daily cash collection records.
  • Ensuring timely and accurate payments to vendors and service providers.
  • Controlling and monitoring expenditures according to budget plans.
  • Conducting internal audits to verify financial integrity.
  • Coordinating the annual external audit and implementing recommendations.

Procurement

  • Developing strategies for cost-effective and timely procurement of goods and services.
  • Identifying, evaluating, and selecting vendors based on quality and cost criteria.
  • Monitoring vendor performance to ensure contract compliance.
  • Conducting tendering and competitive bidding processes.
  • Managing the maintenance and purchase of office stationery.
  • Performing periodic verification of books, stationery, and fixed assets.
  • Maintaining records of all purchased assets and ensuring proper utilization.
  • Conducting procurement risk assessments and implementing mitigation strategies.