Build Your Financial Future with Real Skills
Our eight-month intensive program teaches practical forecasting and budgeting techniques that businesses actually use. No shortcuts—just structured learning that sticks with you.
Start Your ApplicationWhat You'll Actually Learn
We spent years figuring out what works in financial education. Turns out, people need hands-on practice more than theory. That's why our curriculum focuses on scenarios you'll recognize from real businesses.
You'll work through budgets that mirror actual Australian companies—small retailers, service providers, even startups trying to figure out their cash flow. By month five, most students can spot budget problems faster than they thought possible.
- Weekly practical assignments based on real business cases
- Live feedback sessions with instructors who've done this work
- Access to forecasting tools professionals actually use
- Small cohorts that let you get proper attention
Eight Months, Four Core Modules
Each module builds on the previous one. We start with fundamentals and gradually add complexity—kind of like learning to cook by actually cooking, not just reading recipes.
Budget Fundamentals
Understanding where money comes from and where it goes seems obvious until you try mapping it. We'll walk through income streams, expense categories, and how to organize financial data that makes sense.
8 weeks • Starts September 2025Forecasting Methods
Predicting future finances feels like guessing at first. But there are patterns in business cycles. This module teaches you to recognize them and build projections that hold up when things change.
8 weeks • November 2025Scenario Planning
What happens when suppliers raise prices? What if revenue drops 15%? We'll model different scenarios so you can plan for uncertainty instead of panicking when it arrives.
8 weeks • January 2026Practical Application
The final module is essentially a capstone project. You'll create a comprehensive financial plan for a fictional company, presenting it like you would to actual stakeholders. Previous students say this part clicks everything together.
8 weeks • March 2026Who Teaches This Program
Our instructors spent years working in financial planning before teaching. They've seen budgets fall apart and forecasts prove wildly optimistic. That experience shapes how they approach education—less textbook theory, more "here's what actually happens."
Rhett Varnsworth
Rhett worked with mid-sized manufacturers for twelve years before joining repaltivaanvia. He has a talent for explaining complex financial concepts using everyday examples. His students appreciate how he breaks down forecasting into manageable steps.
Cleo Rathburn
Cleo spent nine years advising retail businesses on financial planning. She specializes in teaching scenario modeling and knows how to help students think through multiple financial outcomes without getting overwhelmed by possibilities.
