Business Advisory
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About the courses
Our Business Advisory micro-credentials are developed for professionals in public practice and explore the essential skills and contemporary issues faced by practitioners in managing their business. With a focus on marketing, business operations, strategy and managing employees, these micro-credentials are complemented by interactive learning modules designed to enhance your existing skills and provide insights for advising your small-medium business owner clients.
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Process and People
Increased competition, client mobility and downward pressure on fees mean that for businesses to achieve their goals they must be visible through their marketing activities and provide services efficiently through contemporary business operating systems and a skilled and knowledgeable workforce.
This micro-credential is based on selected courses from within the “MY FIRM. MY FUTURE.” suite.
20 CPD Hours, $200 AUD (Member price, ex GST) $260 AUD (Non-member price ex GST)
Business Strategy
Advances and adoption of technology and the maturation of specialisations such as Tax agents, BAS agents and Bookkeepers have eroded the traditional service base of public practices. To navigate the changing business landscape, public practitioners need a more structured and strategic approach to their business to help them thrive.
This micro-credential is based on selected courses from within the “MY FIRM. MY FUTURE.” suite
20 CPD Hours, $200 AUD (Member price, ex GST) $260 AUD (Non-member price ex GST)
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