Financial Management Control Frameworks (COR211)
Overview
Delivery method
Online
Duration
3 hours
Audience
Functional specialists
Managers
Supervisors
This course has been archived and has been replaced by Key Concepts in Financial Management (COR216).
Understanding the fundamental rules and regulations that govern financial management frameworks is an essential component of the financial curriculum. This online self-paced course introduces key financial legislation, regulations and policies and their impact in the federal government work environment. Participants will learn about the role of financial specialists in managing public funds and the connections between financial specialists and other stakeholders.
Topics include:
- exploring the legal and policy framework for financial management
- defining the roles and responsibilities of the financial management players
- understanding values and ethics in financial management
- defining the rules and delegation of financial authority
Legacy course code: F111
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