Financial Modeling Training Program

We teach practical modeling skills for corporate finance. Our approach focuses on building spreadsheets that actually work in real-world business situations — not just passing exams. If you're looking to improve your financial analysis capabilities, this program might help.

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Financial modeling training session with students working on spreadsheets

Program Foundation

What Makes This Different

Most modeling courses teach formulas. We focus on decision-making. You'll learn to structure financial analyses that business leaders can actually use when they need to evaluate investments or forecast performance.

Our curriculum comes from years of consulting work across industries. The models we teach are simplified versions of what companies pay consultants to build. That means less theory, more applied practice.

Classes run small — typically 8 to 12 participants. This lets us review your work individually and adjust pacing based on how quickly the group progresses. Some concepts click fast. Others need more examples.

How the Program Unfolds

Training runs for 16 weeks with sessions twice weekly. Each phase builds on previous material, so attendance consistency matters. We don't rush — concepts need time to settle.

Spreadsheet Fundamentals

Before modeling comes Excel proficiency. We cover formulas, data validation, and common errors that break models. You'll learn keyboard shortcuts that save hours and formatting techniques that make your work readable. This phase feels basic but pays off later.

Duration: 3 weeks

Financial Statement Logic

How income statements connect to balance sheets. How cash flow statements reconcile everything. We build three-statement models from scratch, discussing why certain accounts behave the way they do. Understanding these relationships prevents most modeling mistakes.

Duration: 4 weeks

Valuation Approaches

DCF models, comparable company analysis, and precedent transactions. You'll learn when each method makes sense and when it doesn't. We discuss sensitivity analysis — showing how changing assumptions affects outcomes. This phase involves the most spreadsheet work.

Duration: 5 weeks

Project Work

Final weeks focus on building a complete model for a real company. You choose the business, gather data, make assumptions, and present findings. Instructors review your work multiple times. This simulates what clients expect from financial analysts.

Duration: 4 weeks

Who Teaches the Program

Our instructors work in finance professionally. They teach evenings and weekends because they enjoy it, not because it's their primary job.

Mattias Edgren

Corporate Finance

Spent 11 years building acquisition models for private equity firms. Now runs FP&A for a manufacturing company. Teaches valuation and M&A modules.

Sonya Rask

Financial Planning

Background in equity research covering technology companies. Currently advises startups on financial planning. Handles the fundamentals and statement analysis sections.

Petra Viklund

Project Finance

Works in infrastructure financing, evaluating large capital projects. Brings experience from energy and transportation deals. Leads the project work phase and reviews final submissions.

Enrollment Information

We run two cohorts annually. The autumn session begins in September 2025, with applications opening in June. Spring sessions start February 2026. Class size is limited to maintain individual attention.

Program cost is ₩2,850,000. Payment plans are available if needed. Materials and software access are included. We don't make promises about career outcomes — that depends on your existing background and effort. This training improves skills, not guarantees.

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