Community Sector Treasurers
Community Sector Treasurers
Learn the roles and responsibilities of the board treasurer
Community Sector Treasurers is a three-session program which equips NFP and community treasurers with the knowledge and skills to manage financial responsibilities effectively.
Delivered over three 2-hour sessions, this course will cover core topics, tools, and strategies to ensure compliance, reporting accuracy, and financial planning.
- Foundations of the treasurer’s role and financial administration (session 1)
- Reporting and financial strategy (session 2)
- Strategic planning and collaboration (session 3)
The three sessions will take place online and have been designed to support connection and networking amongst participants.
Those who complete all three sessions will receive a Certificate in Community Treasury, a micro-credential accredited by the Institute of Community Directors Australia.
Pricing
ICDA member price: $495 (inc. GST)
Non-member price: $595 (inc. GST).
Membership is free. Join today!
Dates:
Session 1: Wednesday, October 22, 2025
Session 2: Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Session 3: Wednesday, November 5, 2025
All sessions take place via Zoom, from 3pm to 5pm (Melbourne, Sydney time)
What’s covered?
- key duties in supporting financial decision-making
- ethical considerations and fiduciary duties
- systems, record-keeping, and managing accounts
- legal obligations, taxation, and policy alignment
- financial reporting: creating clear, insightful reports for the board and AGM
- how to present financial data effectively
- supporting best practice to develop, monitor, and adapt budget
- identifying financial risks and ensuring compliance.
- assessing financial health and long-term planning
- defining roles and building strong CEO/finance staff relationships
- developing policies and adapting to operational changes
- navigating budget tensions and strategic decision-making
FAQs
This Community Sector Treasurers course for NFP treasurers is ideal for current and aspiring treasurers in not-for-profit organisations across Australia, designed to provide specialised governance skills for community sector needs.
This course covers the core responsibilities of a not-for-profit treasurer, including strategies to ensure compliance, reporting accuracy, and financial planning.
Yes, this treasurers course course is delivered online, making it accessible to participants in all Australian towns, cities, states, and territories.
Yes, participants receive a certificate, verifying their completion of this NFP governance and Community Sector Treasurers training.
There are 3 live sessions in this program. Click here for full dates.
You’ll gain expertise in governance compliance, strategic financial management, reporting, and other essential skills that strengthen your role as a not-for-profit treasurer.