Financial Modelling Masterclass
Learn to build financial models that actually work in real business scenarios. We teach practical skills that matter when you're sitting across from stakeholders who need clear answers.
Over the past three years, we've refined our approach based on feedback from hundreds of participants who've gone through this program. Here's what they experienced.
Why Most Financial Courses Miss the Mark
Most programs teach you formulas and spreadsheet tricks. That's fine if you're just starting out. But when you're building models for actual business decisions, you need something different.
We focus on the messy parts that textbooks skip. How do you structure assumptions when data is incomplete? What happens when your finance director challenges your revenue projections? How do you explain complex scenarios to people who aren't finance experts?
Our approach comes from years of building models in corporate environments and consulting firms. We've seen what works when the pressure's on and what falls apart under scrutiny.
Who's Actually Teaching This
Freya Sutherland
Spent 12 years building valuation models for M&A transactions. Now teaches the practical stuff that actually matters when deadlines are tight.
Henrik Lindqvist
Former CFO who's presented countless financial models to boards. Teaches how to communicate numbers to non-finance people effectively.
Isla Drummond
Specialises in forecasting models that survive contact with real business volatility. Knows what breaks under pressure and how to prevent it.
Margot Kincaid
Teaches scenario analysis and sensitivity testing. Her models helped companies navigate the uncertainty of recent economic disruptions.
What You'll Actually Learn
Start with three-statement modelling that connects properly. Income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements that balance every time.
Work through actual case studies from retail, manufacturing, and service industries. Learn to handle seasonal variations, capital expenditure cycles, and working capital changes.
Build models that handle multiple scenarios without breaking. Learn to structure assumptions so stakeholders can easily understand different outcomes.
Classes run Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 6:30-9pm, starting September 2025. Mix of live instruction and independent work on real datasets. Limited to 24 participants per cohort.