Orsolya Fehér
Lead Curriculum Designer
Orsolya structured all 6 modules, building assessment rubrics around 12 real-world budget scenarios drawn from public sector and SME contexts.
Plok Dustravion has been building structured, nationally accessible learning in budget performance since 2016 - covering variance analysis, expenditure tracking, and financial forecasting across 6 core modules.
What you need to know before starting
Most budget training stops at definitions. Our curriculum works through 4 applied scenario types - departmental overspend, capital allocation drift, rolling forecast correction, and quarterly variance reporting - so learners practise with realistic data rather than textbook abstractions.
Each module is self-paced and structured around 3 assessable checkpoints, giving learners a clear measure of progress without requiring live attendance.
| Metric | Curriculum Depth | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Variance Analysis | 3 modules | |
| Expenditure Tracking | 2 modules | |
| Rolling Forecasts | 2 modules | |
| Capital Allocation | 1 module | |
| Quarterly Reporting | 2 modules |
The people behind the curriculum
Lead Curriculum Designer
Orsolya structured all 6 modules, building assessment rubrics around 12 real-world budget scenarios drawn from public sector and SME contexts.
Senior Instructor, Budget Performance
Declan leads the variance analysis and forecasting modules, drawing on 11 years working with financial controllers across 3 industry sectors.
Learning Experience Coordinator
Brigitte oversees learner progression across all regions, ensuring the 3 checkpoint assessments reflect nationally consistent standards.
The curriculum follows a fixed sequence - foundational concepts before applied analysis, applied analysis before reporting output. Skipping ahead is possible, but the assessments at checkpoints 2 and 3 assume prior module completion.