E-Learning Courses

Course Description

This course is designed to equip public sector professionals, policymakers and practitioners with the knowledge, skills and tools necessary to effectively manage public finances in an ever-evolving and complex environment.

Throughout the course, we’ll explore the roles and practices of internal and external audit and the different types and methods of evaluation of public spending, while also covering budget review and accountability. From examining the ongoing trends and challenges in public finance to discussing the latest developments and challenges in public financial management, you’ll be equipped to contribute to more effective, accountable and responsive public service governance in your own organisation and beyond.

To complete this course, learners are required to go through a pre-course mini-test, five modules and a case study as well as successfully pass the post-course test.

Certification

Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a successful `Completion Badge` that validates your expertise in the subject matter. Our badge demonstrates your commitment to professional growth and sets you apart in a competitive job market. Showcase your skills and enhance your career prospects with this valuable credential.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

• Grasp core principles in public finance, covering budgeting, revenue, spending and accountability.
• Evaluate contemporary trends and hurdles in public finance, including fiscal decentralisation, public-private partnerships, sustainable development financing and governance challenges.
• Apply evaluation methods to gauge effectiveness, efficiency and transparency in financial management.
• Explore solutions for complex issues, including oversight, tax reform, resource mobilisation and corruption prevention.
• Discover strategies for enhancing transparency and citizen engagement while combatting corruption.
• Refine financial decision-making abilities by understanding policy goals, fiscal limits, stakeholder interests and evolving financial landscapes.