Build Financial Models That Actually Work

Most people think financial modeling is about complex spreadsheets. It's not. It's about understanding how money moves through a business and making better decisions based on that knowledge. Our program teaches you practical skills that work in the real world, not just in theory.

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Pick a Learning Style That Fits Your Life

We've worked with hundreds of students across Thailand and found that everyone learns differently. Some people need structure, others prefer flexibility. That's why we offer three distinct approaches to the same core curriculum.

Structured Cohorts

Join a group of 15-20 students who start and finish together. Classes meet twice weekly for 14 weeks. This format works well if you like accountability and regular check-ins.

  • Live sessions every Tuesday and Thursday
  • Group projects with peer feedback
  • Direct access to instructors during class
  • Set schedule from October through December 2025

Self-Paced Track

Complete the same curriculum on your own timeline over 6 months. Best for people with irregular schedules or those who prefer working independently.

  • Start anytime between August and November 2025
  • Access all materials immediately
  • Weekly office hours for questions
  • Complete assignments when it suits you

Intensive Workshop

Four consecutive weekends covering the essentials. This condensed format is designed for professionals who need specific skills quickly.

  • Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 4pm
  • Hands-on practice with real datasets
  • Take-home projects between weekends
  • Next cohort: September 13-14, 20-21, 27-28, October 4-5, 2025

Autumn 2025 Cohort Details

Our next structured cohort begins in October. We limit enrollment to maintain quality interaction between students and instructors. Classes are held at our Bangkok location, but remote participation is available for those outside the metro area.

The curriculum covers everything from basic accounting principles to advanced scenario modeling. You'll work with actual company data and build models that mirror what you'd create in a professional setting.

Key Dates

  • Applications close: September 20, 2025
  • Cohort starts: October 7, 2025
  • Mid-program check-in: November 15, 2025
  • Final presentations: December 23, 2025

What You'll Actually Learn

Financial modeling sounds intimidating. But really, it's just connecting numbers to business decisions. We start with how companies make and spend money, then move into forecasting and analysis.

By the end, you'll be able to build a three-statement model from scratch, run sensitivity analyses, and present financial recommendations with confidence. These are skills that take years to develop on the job – we compress that timeline significantly.

Marcus Chen, lead financial modeling instructor

Marcus Chen

Spent 12 years building models for M&A deals across Southeast Asia. Now teaches the practical shortcuts that took him years to figure out.

Nina Patel, financial analysis instructor

Nina Patel

Former CFO of a tech startup in Bangkok. Brings real-world experience from running financial operations during rapid growth phases.

David Larsson, advanced modeling instructor

David Larsson

Corporate finance professional who's built over 200 financial models. Focuses on teaching efficient workflows and common pitfalls.

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Financial Statement Fundamentals

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You can't model what you don't understand. We start with how financial statements connect to each other. Most people skip this part and end up confused later. Not here.

Income statement structure
Balance sheet mechanics
Cash flow categories
Statement relationships
Common accounting adjustments
Reading real company reports
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Building Your First Model

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This is where theory meets practice. You'll take a real company's historical financials and build a working model. It won't be perfect at first. That's expected.

Setting up model structure
Historical analysis
Revenue forecasting basics
Operating expense drivers
Working capital calculations
Model documentation
03

Advanced Forecasting Techniques

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Simple projections are fine for some situations. But most business decisions require more nuanced analysis. This module covers the techniques professionals use daily.

Scenario analysis
Sensitivity tables
Break-even analysis
Growth rate assumptions
Seasonal adjustments
Monte Carlo basics
04

Valuation and Investment Analysis

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Once you can forecast, you need to know what those forecasts mean for value. This module connects your models to actual business decisions.

Discounted cash flow basics
Terminal value calculations
Comparable company analysis
Return metrics
Investment decision frameworks
Presenting recommendations

Support Systems That Actually Help

Weekly Office Hours

Every format includes regular time with instructors. Come with questions, model reviews, or just to talk through concepts that aren't clicking yet. No appointment needed.

Resource Library Access

Templates, example models, and reference materials. Everything we've built over years of teaching. You keep access even after completing the program.

Student Community

Private forum where current students and alumni share tips, ask questions, and help each other. Some of the best learning happens here.

Model Review Sessions

Submit your work for detailed feedback. We don't just tell you what's wrong – we explain why it matters and how to fix it. Usually get reviews back within 48 hours.

"I came in knowing basic Excel. Left being able to build models that my team actually uses for planning. The support system made all the difference when I got stuck on complex formulas."

— Former student, completed intensive track February 2025

Applications Open for Autumn Programs

Next cohorts begin in September and October 2025. We review applications on a rolling basis and typically fill spots about three weeks before start dates. If you're considering it, worth getting your application in sooner rather than later.