Master Activity-Based Budgeting
Transform how you approach financial planning with our comprehensive learning program. Build practical skills that deliver real results for Australian businesses.
Start Your JourneyFlexible Learning That Fits Your Schedule
We know every learner is different. That's why our program adapts to how you learn best. Whether you're a visual person who loves charts and diagrams, or someone who learns by doing hands-on exercises, we've got you covered.
Our next cohort starts in September 2025, with early enrollment opening in June. You'll have six months of structured learning plus lifetime access to updated materials.
What Our Students Achieve
These numbers come from tracking 340 graduates over 18 months. We follow up with everyone to understand their real-world progress.
Time Investment vs. Value Gained
Program commitment: 4-6 hours per week over 6 months
Typical outcomes: Better budget accuracy, clearer cost allocation, improved department planning
Long-term benefit: Skills that remain relevant throughout your finance career
Learn from Industry Experience
Callum spent 15 years implementing activity-based budgeting at companies ranging from Melbourne startups to multinational corporations. He's seen what works in the real world and what doesn't. His teaching focuses on practical application rather than theoretical concepts.
Teaching Philosophy
"I believe in learning by solving real problems. Every case study comes from actual businesses I've worked with. When you practice budget allocation for a manufacturing company or service business, you're working with real numbers and real challenges."
Callum holds a PhD in Management Accounting from University of Sydney and maintains active consulting relationships with over 30 Australian businesses. This keeps our curriculum current with market realities.
Student Success Stories
"The program changed how I approach budget planning completely. Instead of just adjusting last year's numbers, I now map activities to costs. My department heads actually understand where their money goes."
