This Melbourne MicroCert is ideal for professionals who work in or with governments who would like a better understanding of how government budgets work, and develop the skills to read, understand, and explain them.
A strong understanding of how governments are funded is critical for managers tackling our most important contemporary public policy challenges.
This Melbourne MicroCert is ideal for professionals who work in or with governments who would like a better understanding of how government budgets work, and develop the skills to read, understand, and explain them.
Enrich your understanding of public finance by exploring the laws, organisations, systems and procedures used by governments. Demystify the budget cycle and explore trends in fiscal policy, funding and budgets that will shape the future work of the public sector.
Critically analyse how budgets and financial management impact the design and rollout of public policy and programs and take a closer look at the politics of the budget cycle.
Learn tools, frameworks and concepts that can help you better interpret the effects of government spending decisions, and understand the requirements for budget funding submissions and its accountability if successful.
Drawing on your new knowledge, you'll develop a policy brief or implementation plan requiring funding and confidently justify your recommendations to solve an important problem or create public value.
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Learn how to use cost analysis to understand how your costs accrue each month. Use this understanding to create an Azure budget to monitor and alert on your costs.
This workshop builds the fundamental knowledge and skills to undertake an effective cost benefit analysis. You will leave this course with the skills and knowledge to identify and forecast cost and benefits, how to value them and how to apply qualitative techniques in your analysis.
Driven by the increasing complexity of the Australian Governments financial management framework, Department of Finance and Deregulation identified a need for better financial management skills and capabilities within the APS.
This course specifies the outcomes required to establish the estimated costs associated with the acquisition of materials and labour on building and construction sites, together with the application of relevant overhead costs and margins.
This course provides delegates with an understanding of both the principles of budgeting and forecasting and the practical application of these to real-world situations through the use of Excel.
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