Practical programmes covering the tools analysts actually use. Choose individual coaching or a group cohort — the format that fits how you work best.
Four distinct learning tracks — each structured around the tools and scenarios you will encounter in real analysis work.
Beginner
495
A structured introduction to building financial models from scratch, covering core Excel techniques, income statements, and cash flow projections used in real business contexts.
Intermediate
843
Learn how discounted cash flow valuation actually works by building models used in investment analysis, M&A assessment, and business planning decisions.
Advanced
333
Build leveraged buyout models used in private equity deal analysis. Covers debt structuring, returns analysis, and management incentive plans across realistic acquisition scenarios.
Founder / Early-stage professional
463
Build the kind of financial models investors actually want to see. Covers unit economics, scenario planning, and runway forecasting tailored to early-stage and growth-stage businesses.
The process is short — most participants are in their first session within 48 hours of signing up.
Review the four tracks above and identify which matches your current familiarity with analysis tools and your goals.
Group cohorts run on fixed schedules. Individual sessions are arranged directly with the instructor at mutually suitable times.
Fill in the brief intake form so the instructor understands your starting point before the first session.
Sessions run via a virtual classroom — screen sharing, live data, and direct Q&A with the instructor throughout.
Live data. Real software.
Sessions use actual financial datasets — not curated examples. Participants work through calculations in the same tools they will use professionally, with the instructor visible on screen throughout.
Instructors share their screen while walking through a tool, then ask participants to replicate steps in real time. Questions are addressed immediately, not deferred to a forum.
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