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Financial Management and BudgetingDesigned for managers, supervisors and project staff with limited financial background, this courseteaches you to apply key finance and budgeting principles. You will explore the tools, concepts andtechniques used by financial people, develop an understanding of statement analysis, learn to use

financial reporting systems and enhance your ability to communicate effectively with accountants.

The following topics will be covered:

simplifying the major accounting terms you should know how to read and interpret financial reports what financial accounting reports can tell you (and what they cannot) what is management accounting and how it can help you key performance indicators and how to identify them performance evaluation including budgeting basics

On completing this course participants will have:

confidently understand financial and management accounting reports apply knowledge to effectively utilise the financial information that is generated by your organisation read and interpret financial reports and make key decisions regarding costs, revenues, profitability and

management understand the importance of non financial performance indicators

Please note: Lunch, morning and afternoon tea is provided for full day courses. Participants are providedwith course notes and Certificates of Completion.

You are welcome to bring current workplace examples related to this topic. If time permits, these may beused as part of your participation in this course.

This course can also be customised to your organisation's needs as part of our tailored trainingservice .

Discounts: You may be eligible for a discount on the course fee.

Registration: you can register a group or on behalf of someone else .

"It very interesting and never dry, dull or boring. "Financial Management and BudgetingDates: Tuesday 16 September, 2014 (9.00am - 4.30pm)Location: PCE, Level 9, 115 Grenfell Street

Instructor(s): Dr Chris Graves BA, MEc, PhD, CAChris is a Chartered Accountant and has been involved in accounting education for the last15 years. Prior to joining the University of Adelaide Business School, Chris worked as anaccountant in a number of different fields, including public practice, the banking sector, andthe manufacturing sector. He is currently the chair of the audit & compliance sub-committeeof a medium-sized not-for-profit organisation. Through his experience in industry andeducation, Chris has developed the knack for teaching financial literacy to those with anon -finance background in an engaging and effective manner.

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Required Fees:Registration (GST Free) $470.00

Managing Challenging StaffChallenging staff are both under achievers and over achievers! They can be challenging in terms of theirperformance output or their personality traits. In this workshop you will discuss strategies to enhance theperformance of underachievers as well as strategies to motivate, challenge and engage the overachiever.In implementing these strategies you will benefit from the increased productivity and commitment of yourstaff.


types of challenging performers using position descriptions as the first management tool the manager's impact on the challenging staff member setting meaningful and measurable performance goals for the challenging staff member scenarios and case studies that will enhance the discussion how to create a clear and meaningful feedback loop with challenging performers


defined the challenging worker gained insight into challenging behaviours and your reaction to them used the 'position description' to more clearly define work parameters and scope for challenging

performers set performance goals that have the SMARTS

create a feedback loop that suits the needs of your staff






"Fantastic course. Picked up some great skills. "
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Project ManagementThe key principles of project management can be applied successfully to any job, task or project. Thiscourse will introduce you to the knowledge and expertise required for effective project management. Youwill develop skills and strategies to define your project, set objectives, establish a work breakdown

structure, schedule tasks, estimate resources required and monitor and evaluate progress. It is suitablefor staff at all levels who want to increase their confidence and competence in project management.


introduction to project management assessing project scope and feasibility teamwork in projects project planning and control planning methods project budgeting and cost control issues in project management including managing small projects and managing multiple projects the Project Manager's role


explored project management principles and philosophies identified the key stages in the process of formulating and completing a project from initial concept to

final completion explored the different types of projects - from the tangible construction to the intangible organisational

change programs participated in activities to develop knowledge and skills in applying project management theory match this course with MS Project and learn how to utilise the project management software tool,

Microsoft Project, for your projects!






"Excellent content and excellent presentation."Project ManagementDates: Thursday 25 September, 2014 (9.00am - 4.30pm)Location: PCE, Level 9, 115 Grenfell StreetInstructor(s): Carlo Galeano B.E. (Hons), Elec

Carlo Galeano is the principal of a consultancy organisation that facilitates and implementsa range of business improvement initiatives. Carlo has successfully provided projectmanagement, business process improvement, risk management, facilities reviews and a
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range of training and mentoring outcomes to a wide range of public and private sectorenterprises, both nationally and internationally. He is an experienced practitioner.

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Enrol Now Project ManagementDates: Wednesday 26 November, 2014 (9.00am - 4.30pm)Location: PCE, Level 9, 115 Grenfell StreetInstructor(s): Carlo Galeano B.E. (Hons), Elec

Carlo Galeano is the principal of a consultancy organisation that facilitates and implementsa range of business improvement initiatives. Carlo has successfully provided projectmanagement, business process improvement, risk management, facilities reviews and arange of training and mentoring outcomes to a wide range of public and private sectorenterprises, both nationally and internationally. He is an experienced practitioner.

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MS ProjectDesigned as the ideal follow-up to Project Management! The two days combined will provide you with theskills and knowledge to successfully manage projects. Our Project Management course covers thefundamentals of project management and explores how these can be incorporated to improve current

work practice. MS Project will introduce you to the software application Microsoft Project, a useful andpopular project management tool used for business project planning, scheduling tasks, managingresources, monitoring fees and generating reports. The course will introduce you to the tools used tomanage projects using Microsoft Project. You will explore the ways that you can use the software tomanage resources for efficient execution of projects.

Prerequisite knowledge for this course:

considerable knowledge of your computer's operating system, file management and keyboard layout a basic understanding of the theories and concepts of project management are essential


defined the content and building the project plan started a new project file and setting the project set the calendar to reflect the work schedule recorded and re-arranged the project tasks and recurring tasks added sub-tasks, linked related tasks and set task dependencies entered milestones to identify significant events set lag and lead times and constraining dates built a resource list and created resource calendars for the resources






"The course was well structured and there were lots ofopportunities to ask questions. The presenter was knowledgableand the Quick Reference Guide will be very useful."MS ProjectDates: Friday 26 September, 2014 (9.00am - 4.30pm)Location: MS Project Academy IT, Harmer House, Level 2, 5 Leigh StreetInstructor(s): Carlo Galeano B.E. (Hons), Elec

Carlo Galeano is the principal of a consultancy organisation that facilitates and implementsa range of business improvement initiatives. Carlo has successfully provided projectmanagement, business process improvement, risk management, facilities reviews and a
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