Money Matters for Small Business: Online financial course

Money Matters for Small Business is a new online financial course for small business operators. The course can be accessed from any PC or MAC and provides one-on-one learning and also access to an e-coach.

The program was devised by Swinburne University and is supported by AusIndustry. It aims to provide participants with tools to enhance their financial management skills.

The modules are Organising your Business for Financial Success, Managing Cash Flow, Managing Business Growth, Understanding Business Taxation Matters and Importing and Exporting.

Participants can enrol to do one module or all five. Modules cost $95.00 each. For more information and to enroll visit here.

 

 

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Published 30 September 2010.

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