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Queensland Government-funded microcredential courses

UniSC, in collaboration with the Queensland Government, is offering a suite of free microcredential courses for small and family businesses across the state. All of the courses are co-designed with industry ensuring they are targeted for small business needs right now. 

The courses are delivered across the state in-person and online. 

UniSC is currently offering three microcredential courses – business planning, continuity planning, and workforce planning for business. 

UniSC is developing new courses in AI capability, cyber security and procurement, with these courses set to be available early 2027. Register your interest in these new courses now:

 

 

 

 

Business Planning Course

Tailored to meet the needs of Queensland small and family businesses, this practical, short course focuses on creating customised business plans by employing essential strategic management principles. By undertaking this course, you will create a tangible asset to help develop your business. Express your interest to support a future course offering.

Continuity Planning Course

Is your organisation ready to tackle both expected and unexpected challenges? This course covers the essentials of creating a robust business continuity plan and enhancing overall resilience. Express your interest to support a future course offering.

Workforce Planning for Business Course

Discover the power of effective workforce planning to improve productivity and operational efficiency with our free, seven-week course for Queensland business owners, managers and business administration professionals who support small to medium enterprises. This course is also suitable for People and Culture/Human Resources specialists. Complete the course with a tailored workforce plan ready for implementation! Express your interest to support a future course offering.

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