Financial Automation Mastery Program

Build practical skills in financial automation systems through hands-on projects and real-world applications. Our comprehensive program helps business professionals streamline financial processes efficiently.

Comprehensive Learning Approach

Our program focuses on practical automation techniques used in Australian businesses. You'll work with real financial data sets, build automation workflows, and learn industry-standard tools that companies actually use.

Each module combines theory with hands-on practice. Students complete projects based on actual business scenarios, from invoice processing automation to financial reporting systems. The program runs for 12 months, starting in autumn 2025.

We maintain small class sizes to provide individual attention. Most participants find they can apply new skills within their current roles while completing the program.

Program Structure

Foundation Phase (Months 1-3)

Introduction to financial automation concepts, basic Python programming for finance, and Excel VBA fundamentals. Students learn to identify automation opportunities within existing workflows.

Systems Integration (Months 4-6)

Working with APIs, database connections, and cloud-based financial platforms. Focus on connecting different systems and creating seamless data flows between applications.

Advanced Automation (Months 7-9)

Building complex workflows using tools like Power Automate, Zapier, and custom solutions. Students create automated reporting systems and error-handling processes.

Capstone Project (Months 10-12)

Independent project work where students design and implement a complete automation solution. Projects are based on real business needs and include documentation and testing phases.

Harland Qvist

Financial Systems Integration

Former systems analyst at major Australian banks. Harland specializes in API integration and has implemented automation solutions across diverse financial institutions.

Zephyr Thorne

Process Automation

Workflow automation expert with experience in manufacturing and service industries. Zephyr teaches practical approaches to identifying and automating repetitive financial tasks.

Nixie Bramwell

Data Analysis & Reporting

Business intelligence specialist focusing on automated reporting systems. Nixie helps students build dashboards and reporting tools that update automatically from live data sources.

Common Questions

What software tools will I need to purchase?

Most tools we use have free versions or educational licenses. You'll need access to Microsoft Excel and we'll help you set up free accounts for automation platforms. The only potential cost is cloud storage, which typically runs under monthly.

How much time should I plan for weekly study?

Most students spend 6-8 hours per week on coursework and projects. This includes 2 hours of live instruction and 4-6 hours of practice work. The schedule is designed for working professionals.

Can I apply these skills in my current job?

Absolutely. Many students start implementing small automation projects within their current roles by month 3. We encourage applying new skills immediately rather than waiting until program completion.

What if I have no programming experience?

The program is designed for beginners. We start with visual automation tools before introducing any coding. Many successful graduates had no technical background when they started.

Are there networking opportunities with other students?

Yes, we organize monthly virtual meetups and maintain an active student forum. Many participants form study groups and continue collaborating after graduation.

Ready to Start Learning?

Applications for our autumn 2025 cohort open in June 2025. Early registration includes access to preparatory materials and community forums.

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