Build Financial Analysis Skills That Actually Matter
Our program focuses on practical liquidity and solvency analysis. You'll work through real company scenarios and learn to spot financial warning signs before they become problems.
Classes start September 2025 with flexible evening and weekend options designed for working professionals.
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Learning Formats That Work Around Your Schedule
We get it. You're probably juggling work and other commitments. That's why we built multiple ways to access the same quality instruction.
Live Evening Sessions
Join interactive classes Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7-9 PM KST. Ask questions in real-time and discuss cases with other participants.
16 weeks • September-December 2025Weekend Intensive
Prefer condensed learning? Saturday morning sessions run 9 AM-1 PM with the same curriculum covered at a faster pace.
12 weeks • October 2025-January 2026Self-Paced Access
Watch recorded sessions on your own time. Complete assignments when it suits you, with quarterly mentor check-ins to keep you on track.
6 month access • Rolling enrollment
What You'll Actually Learn
This isn't theory for theory's sake. Each module walks you through analysis techniques using anonymized data from real companies. Some thrived, others didn't. You'll learn to spot the difference.
Foundation Phase
Weeks 1-4Start with the basics: reading financial statements without getting lost in the jargon. You'll calculate current ratios, quick ratios, and working capital. More importantly, you'll understand what those numbers mean for day-to-day operations.
First assignment: analyze a local retail company's liquidity position during their 2024 expansion.
Intermediate Analysis
Weeks 5-10Dig deeper into long-term financial health. Debt-to-equity ratios, interest coverage, and cash flow patterns. We look at manufacturing companies, service businesses, and tech startups to see how solvency concerns vary by industry.
You'll compare three companies in the same sector and identify which one has the healthiest balance sheet structure.
Applied Practice
Weeks 11-16Put everything together with comprehensive case studies. You'll receive quarterly reports from multiple companies and need to write analysis memos explaining your concerns and recommendations.
Final project involves tracking a company through a difficult period and presenting how their liquidity management either saved them or contributed to problems.
Support Systems That Keep You Moving Forward
Learning financial analysis can feel overwhelming. These resources help when you get stuck or need a different explanation.
Template Library
Download Excel templates for every ratio and calculation we cover. Pre-formatted so you can focus on analysis rather than spreadsheet setup.
Updated quarterly with new case study materials and practice datasets.
Discussion Forums
Ask questions between sessions. Usually someone from your cohort or a previous group has dealt with the same confusion.
Instructors check in daily during weekdays to clarify trickier concepts.
Feedback Sessions
Submit your analysis work for detailed written feedback. We point out what you're catching and what you might be missing in the numbers.
Schedule one-on-one video calls if you want to talk through your approach on complex cases.
Industry Updates
Monthly newsletters covering recent financial reporting changes and interesting case studies from the business world.
Helps you see how the concepts we teach show up in current company situations.
Miranda Chen
Lead InstructorSpent twelve years doing credit analysis for regional banks before switching to teaching. Brings actual lending committee experience to every case discussion.
Sylvia Park
Practice CoordinatorManages the case study library and helps students work through challenging assignments. Former financial controller who understands where analysis gets messy.