Are you a business owner who finds design a little overwhelming?

Join us for a relaxed, face-to-face Canva workshop created especially for those who are less tech-savvy but ready to take their branding to the next level.

In this beginner-friendly session, you’ll:

Get a guided tour of Canva to understand how it all works
Bring your current projects (like social media posts, flyers, or menus) and get help designing them
Learn how to create simple and eye-catching designs for social media, flyers, and business cards
Use brand kits and templates to save time and stay consistent
Create content that connects with your audience and builds trust
Gain the confidence to use Canva—no design experience needed!

Bring your laptop or device!

This is a hands-on session where you’ll walk away with real progress on your own business visuals - no fancy skills required!

Presented by Jackie Matjasec.

About Jackie

Jackie Matjasec is the founder of The Simple Budget, a program that helps people take control of their money with ease. With a Bachelor of Commerce in Financial Planning and a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, Jackie combines expertise with real-world experience to deliver practical financial education.

In addition to budgeting, Jackie loves teaching Canva, Xero, how to create online courses, and sharing the process of writing a business book. She’s the author of The Simple Budget and creator of workshops and online courses, empowering individuals to manage their finances confidently.

Eligibility Requirements

We encourage potential participants to review eligibility requirements before registering. Eligibility requirements include:

businesses with under 20 Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) employees
be a Queensland, Northern Territory or Western Australian-based business
hold an active Australian Business Number (ABN)

This workshop is presented as part of the Digital Solutions Program.
Please note by continuing the registration process you acknowledge and agree your information will be shared with the Commonwealth Department of the Treasury and the Commonwealth Department of Industry, Science, and Resources for program evaluation and reporting purposes.