Learn charity-focused accounting, finance, and problem-solving to strengthen your management and analysis skills online.Charity finance is a delicate balance of stewardship, accuracy, and calm problem-solving under pressure. This mini bundle brings together essential topics—accounting, financial analysis, business analysis, business management, and structured problem solving—all focused on the not-for-profit context.
Whether you're overseeing budgets or handling funding reports, this bundle supports your role with clarity and purpose. It's ideal for those involved in running, supporting, or reporting within charitable organisations. From planning costs to responding to financial puzzles with a level head, this is where spreadsheet meets strategy—without any need for complicated jargon or beige PowerPoint slides.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand accounting principles for charity-related finance roles.
- Analyse financial data to support planning and decision-making.
- Evaluate charity business activities through structured analysis.
- Interpret financial reports in a management-led context.
- Identify and respond to financial and operational issues.
- Apply structured approaches to charity-focused problem solving.
Who Is This Course For:
- Charity finance officers handling budgeting and expenditure.
- Admin staff supporting financial reporting within charities.
- Charity managers overseeing funding and financial planning.
- Support workers assisting with operational decision-making.
- Grant officers reviewing costs and funding allocations.
- Entry-level accountants within charitable organisations.
- Trustees or board members reviewing charity performance.
- Fund programme staff handling budgeting-related queries.
Career Path (UK Average Salaries):
- Charity Accountant – £36,000 per year
- Financial Analyst (Charity) – £37,000 per year
- Business Analyst (Non-profit) – £38,000 per year
- Budget Officer – £32,000 per year
- Operations Coordinator (Charity) – £30,500 per year
- Programme Finance Officer – £34,000 per year
