Building Financial Models That Actually Work

Most people think financial modeling is all about complex spreadsheets and intimidating formulas. We break it down differently. Our approach focuses on practical building blocks you can use right away.

Home / How It Works

The Three-Part Framework

We designed this system after watching hundreds of people struggle with traditional approaches. Instead of throwing everything at you at once, we split the journey into manageable phases.

1

Foundation Work

Start with the basics that matter. You'll spend your first few weeks understanding how financial statements connect. Not theory for theory's sake, but the actual mechanics of how businesses track money.

2

Model Construction

Here's where things get interesting. You'll build your first complete model from scratch. We use real company data so you can see what works and what breaks when assumptions change.

3

Scenario Testing

Models only become useful when you stress-test them. You'll learn to ask the right questions and build flexibility into your frameworks so they hold up under different conditions.

What Makes Our Method Different

Traditional programs dump information on you and hope something sticks. We spent two years refining our approach based on feedback from working professionals who actually use these skills daily.

  • Work with actual company financials from Thai and regional businesses
  • Build models that match what analysts use in real investment decisions
  • Get feedback on your work from people who've built hundreds of these
  • Learn the shortcuts that save hours without sacrificing accuracy
  • Understand when to dig deeper and when good enough is actually good enough
Financial modeling workspace showing detailed spreadsheet analysis and data visualization tools

Your Learning Path

Programs starting September 2025 follow this structure. Each phase builds naturally on what came before.

W1

Financial Statement Basics

Before building anything, you need to read the raw materials. We'll walk through income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow reports using actual examples from companies you've heard of.

W2

Building Your First Model

This is where theory meets practice. You'll construct a three-statement model from a real company's historical data. Expect to make mistakes. That's the point.

W3

Forecasting Methods

How do you project future performance without just making stuff up? We'll cover multiple approaches, from simple growth rates to more sophisticated driver-based models.

W4

Valuation Frameworks

What's a company actually worth? You'll learn DCF analysis, comparable company methods, and when each approach makes sense. Numbers tell stories if you know how to listen.

W5

Advanced Applications

The final stretch covers sensitivity analysis, scenario planning, and building models that can handle complexity without becoming impossible to maintain.

Learn From People Who Build These Daily

Our instructors don't just teach financial modeling. They use these exact techniques in their work evaluating businesses and making investment recommendations.

Portrait of Petra Lundgren, Financial Analysis Lead

Petra Lundgren

Financial Analysis Lead

Spent eight years building models for private equity firms before shifting to education. Still consults on complex valuations but finds teaching more rewarding than she expected.

Portrait of Sienna Kowalski, Investment Modeling Specialist

Sienna Kowalski

Investment Modeling Specialist

Background in both corporate finance and equity research gives her perspective on how different industries require different modeling approaches. Knows what actually matters versus what's just noise.

Interactive workshop session showing collaborative financial analysis work

Ready to Start Building Real Skills?

Our next program kicks off in September 2025. Spots are limited because we keep groups small so everyone gets proper feedback on their work.