Building Educational Partnerships That Matter

We're working with educational institutions, businesses, and community organisations across Australia to expand financial literacy and working capital understanding.

Partnership programs begin September 2025

Different Ways to Partner

We've structured our partnerships around what actually works. Not everyone needs the same thing, and that's fine. Some want curriculum integration, others prefer workshop series, and a few are looking at something custom.

Academic Institutions

We work with universities and colleges to integrate working capital analysis into existing business programs. Students get hands-on experience with real-world scenarios, and faculty receive ongoing support materials.

Industry Associations

Professional groups and industry bodies can offer our programs to their members. We've developed targeted modules for specific sectors like manufacturing, retail, and professional services.

Corporate Training

Companies looking to upskill their finance teams can bring our programs in-house. We adapt content to match your business model and industry requirements.

Community Programs

Small business support organisations and community education centres use our materials to help local entrepreneurs understand their working capital better.

Educational workshop session showing collaborative learning environment

What Partnership Actually Looks Like

We don't just hand over materials and disappear. Most of our partnerships start with a conversation about what you're trying to accomplish and where the gaps are.

From there, we might develop custom case studies based on your industry, run training sessions for your instructors, or create assessment tools that match your existing frameworks.

The Port Macquarie Business Hub partnership that started in March 2024 is a good example. They wanted content for their small business accelerator program, so we built modules around actual challenges their participants were facing with cash flow management.

What Partners Get Access To

Curriculum and Learning Materials

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Full curriculum packages with lesson plans, practical exercises, and assessment frameworks. We update materials quarterly based on current economic conditions and partner feedback. Everything's designed to fit into existing course structures without major overhauls.

Instructor Training and Support

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We run training sessions for instructors and facilitators, typically over two half-day workshops. Partners also get access to our instructor portal with teaching notes, common student questions, and scenario variations for different skill levels.

Analysis Tools and Templates

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Spreadsheet templates, analysis frameworks, and decision-making tools that students can use during the program and take with them afterwards. These are the same tools we use in our regular programs, just adapted for your specific context.

Custom Content Development

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For larger partnerships, we develop industry-specific case studies and scenarios. This takes about 6-8 weeks but creates materials that feel relevant to your particular audience rather than generic business examples.

Who You'll Work With

Our partnership team has backgrounds in both education and finance. They understand curriculum development and also know working capital analysis inside out.

Alistair Pemberton, Director of Partnership Programs

Alistair Pemberton

Director of Partnership Programs

Alistair spent twelve years in corporate training before joining us in 2023. He handles the larger institutional partnerships and helps organisations figure out how our content fits with what they're already doing.

Freja Lindstrom, Partnership Coordinator

Freja Lindstrom

Partnership Coordinator

Freja coordinates the day-to-day partnership activities and manages custom content development. She's your main contact once a partnership is underway and handles most of the practical implementation details.

Getting Started Is Straightforward

  • Initial conversation about your needs and what you're hoping to accomplish with the partnership
  • Review of existing programs to identify where our content fits best
  • Proposal outlining partnership structure, timeline, and what both parties contribute
  • Agreement finalisation and instructor training scheduling
  • Pilot program launch with ongoing support and adjustment as needed
Discuss Partnership Options
Professional meeting discussing partnership opportunities and program implementation