Budget automation
across borders
made practical
Managing personal finances from a different country adds a real layer of friction - currency conversion, unfamiliar banking systems, and irregular income all at once. This programme addresses those specific conditions.
See the programme
Two ways to learn
Group sessions run on a fixed schedule with peers from multiple countries. Private lessons adapt to your timezone, pace, and financial setup.
Both formats cover the same core material - spreadsheet automation, recurring payment logic, and multi-currency tracking - but the experience differs noticeably.
Group sessions
Small cohorts of 6–12 students. You work through real scenarios together and hear how classmates in different countries handle the same problems.
Group schedulePrivate lessons
One instructor, one student. Sessions are booked around your availability and go at whatever depth the material needs for your situation.
Book a lessonTimezone-aware scheduling
Sessions are offered across morning, afternoon, and evening slots in UTC to reduce the burden of awkward local times for students in Asia, the Americas, and Europe.
View slotsPersonalised learning path
After an initial conversation about your tools and goals, your instructor maps a sequence that skips material you already have and focuses on gaps.
How it worksWhat the sessions actually cover
The curriculum is built around tools most students already have access to - Google Sheets, Excel, and free automation layers like Make or Zapier. No paid software is required to complete the programme.
Instructors work through real student budgets where possible. Anonymised examples from previous cohorts show how people handled rent payments in a foreign currency, tracked irregular freelance income, and set up alerts for overspending in a category.
Topics covered
- Multi-currency budget templates
- Recurring payment automation
- Income tracking for irregular earners
- Spending alerts and threshold logic
Who this suits
- Students studying abroad on a fixed grant
- Remote workers paid in a foreign currency
- Anyone managing finances across two countries
- Learners who prefer structured, instructor-led sessions