Build models that actually work in business — not just in textbooks
Most financial modelling courses teach theory. We focus on building models you'll actually use to make business decisions. Our approach combines proven techniques with practical scenarios you'll encounter in your career.
Explore Study MaterialsWe start with business problems, then build models to solve them. This reverse approach means you understand why each formula exists and how assumptions impact outcomes. Students often tell us this makes everything click into place.
Instead of memorising Excel functions, you'll learn to think like an analyst. We teach model architecture, sensitivity analysis, and scenario planning through cases drawn from actual consulting projects.
Each module builds on real situations — from startup valuations to project financing decisions. You'll work with messy data, incomplete information, and changing requirements. Because that's what real financial modelling looks like.
Want to see our detailed curriculum structure? Check out our comprehensive study materials that break down each learning module.
Real businesses don't operate in neat categories. Projects have multiple revenue streams, shifting timelines, and interconnected variables that textbook examples rarely address.
We use actual case studies with messy data and unclear boundaries. You'll learn to structure problems, identify key drivers, and build models that can handle complexity without breaking.
Stakeholders will challenge your assumptions. Markets change mid-project. Your model needs to be robust enough to answer "what if" questions on the spot during presentations.
We teach scenario building and sensitivity analysis as core skills, not afterthoughts. You'll practice defending models and adjusting assumptions in real-time simulations.
Building accurate models is only half the job. You need to explain complex financial concepts to non-financial stakeholders who make the final decisions.
Every module includes presentation components. You'll learn to create executive summaries, visual outputs, and clear explanations that stakeholders actually understand and trust.
Modern businesses use various systems — CRM platforms, accounting software, project management tools. Your models need to integrate with existing workflows.
We cover data import techniques, automation strategies, and integration methods. You'll build models that connect with common business systems and update automatically.
Real business scenarios in our curriculum
Our lead instructor, Keston Braithwaite, spent twelve years building financial models for investment banks and consulting firms before moving into education. He's seen what works and what breaks under pressure.
The best financial analysts aren't just Excel wizards — they're business translators who can spot the story hidden in the numbers and communicate it clearly to decision makers.
Former Senior Analyst at Macquarie Group • 12 years industry experience