Business Financial Literacy Bootcamp for NT Business Owners
Build stronger financial foundations for your business

Running a business in the Northern Territory comes with unique challenges especially when it comes to managing money. This hands-on, beginner-friendly Financial Literacy Bootcamp is designed to give business owners the tools and confidence to take control of their finances and improve long-term business sustainability.

Delivered by the Business Enterprise Centre NT in partnership with SAMAF Consultants, this training program is part of the Northern Territory Government’s Flexible Skills and Training Response Program and is focused on practical skills that make a real difference.

What You’ll Learn:

Basic Budgeting Principles
Learn how to build a realistic, easy-to-maintain business budget.

Identify income and expenses
Plan for seasonal changes
Use tools to monitor and review your budget

Understanding and Managing Cashflow
Discover how to keep your cashflow healthy and predictable.

Learn to forecast and manage gaps
Set payment terms and manage debtors
Apply tools that work for small NT businesses

Setting Profitable Pricing
Make sure your pricing not only covers your costs—but helps you grow.

Understand value-based and cost-based pricing
Calculate profit margins
Analyse competitors and the market

Cost: Free for eligible small business owners
Who Should Attend: NT business owners and key employees with beginner to intermediate financial knowledge

Note: Light refreshments will be provided during the session, including tea, coffee, and snacks.

All participants will receive practical templates and real-world examples tailored to NT business conditions. This training is designed to reduce financial stress, support better decision-making, and help build long-term resilience.

Business Financial Literacy Bootcamp for NT Business OwnersBuild stronger financial foundations for your business

Business Financial Literacy Bootcamp for NT Business Owners
Build stronger financial foundations for your business