How to Develop Business Plans and Budgets
Do you need tips on how to develop business plans and budgets?
This course is designed to provide you with an understanding of the processes for preparing business plans and budgets. It starts by looking at the business planning process, before identifying the sequence of the budget preparation and the different types of budgets that apply to an operational setting.
Importantly, this course highlights the common thread between the preparation of these two tools - the involvement of individuals and team members. Staff involvement is an important aid in improving the quality and accuracy of these tools, and also assists in gaining support for the goals and outcomes of these plans.
This course is essential for supervisors and managers responsible for developing business plans and/or budgets.
At the successful completion of this course, you should be able to:
- define what the different types of business plans are; including strategic, operating and financial plans
- prepare fixed organisational and operational budgets using accurate, relevant, and timely information
- identify alternative approaches to budgeting
- determine the key elements in effective budgeting
- explore feasibility of new initiative and involve staff in the planning process
- identify the internal and external factors in the organisation that can cause a significant change in order to prepare a budget contingency plan.
Cost
$105.00 (this course is GST free)
Duration
You have 6 months to complete this course, however you may complete it sooner.
Before you enrol
Before you enrol, it's important you download and read the Learning Network Queensland student guide. It contains important information about:
- fees
- recognition of prior learning (RPL)
- refunds
- appeal processes
- general student rules and guidelines.
Student guide for Learning Network Queensland. (PDF, 675 kB)
It's recommended you also read the TAFE Queensland student rules. (PDF, 125 kB)
How to enrol
You can enrol online, or visit your nearest centre.
You can enrol into this course at any time.
Further information
Need further information? Contact us.
Last updated: 01 April 2010






