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Master Financial Modeling That Actually Works
We train analysts who build models that people trust. No shortcuts, no templates that fall apart under pressure. Just the skills you need to handle complex financial decisions with confidence.
Explore Our Program
How We Build Your Modeling Skills
Our program runs September 2025 through March 2026. Each module builds on what you learned before, so you're not just collecting random techniques.
1
Foundation Mechanics
You'll start with how models actually break. We look at common structural failures and teach you to build frameworks that hold up when assumptions change.
2
Valuation Approaches
DCF, comps, precedent transactions. You'll learn when each method makes sense and when it doesn't. Most importantly, you'll know how to explain your choices.
3
Scenario Analysis
Real decisions rarely follow your base case. We teach you to map multiple outcomes and quantify uncertainty without drowning stakeholders in data.
4
Industry Adjustments
Tech companies need different treatment than manufacturing. You'll adapt core principles to sector-specific realities and regulatory contexts.
5
Presentation Skills
A model nobody understands is worthless. We focus on translating your analysis into clear recommendations that decision-makers can act on.
6
Complex Integration
Your final project combines everything. You'll build a full acquisition model with multiple financing scenarios and present it like you would to a board.
Program Duration: 7 months | Weekly Sessions | Hands-on Projects Throughout
Marcus Chen
Lead Instructor - Valuation & M&A
Spent twelve years building models for private equity deals. Now I teach analysts how to avoid the mistakes I made early on. My approach focuses on resilient structures that survive real-world stress testing.
Elena Kovač
Senior Instructor - Corporate Finance
I've reviewed hundreds of models from analysts at different skill levels. The patterns are clear: good models come from understanding business logic first, Excel mastery second. That's what we teach here.
What Our Graduates Are Doing
We track outcomes because they matter. Our 2024 cohort included 147 analysts who completed the full program. Here's where they ended up within six months of graduation.
68%
Advanced to Senior
Roles
52
Now at Big Four
Firms
4.7/5
Average Program
Rating
89%
Would
Recommend
Ready to Build Real Modeling Skills?
Our next cohort starts September 2025. Enrollment opens in May, and spots fill quickly. Get in touch if you want to discuss whether this program fits your current career stage.
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