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Building Financial Expertise Through Practical Learning

Financial Statement Analysis

Master the fundamentals of reading and interpreting financial statements

Ratio Calculations

Learn essential financial ratios and their practical applications

Investment Evaluation

Develop skills in assessing investment opportunities and risks

Master Financial Analysis Through Real-World Practice

Build practical skills in financial statement analysis, ratio calculations, and investment evaluation through hands-on projects with actual Australian company data.

127 Hours Training
18 Weeks Duration
89% Complete Program
4.8 Average Rating

Structured Learning That Actually Works

We've designed this program around the financial analysis methods that Australian professionals use daily. You'll work through real company annual reports, build financial models in Excel, and learn to spot the patterns that matter.

Each module builds on the previous one – starting with basic financial statements and progressing to complex investment analysis. By the end, you'll understand how to evaluate company health, compare investment opportunities, and present findings clearly.

Financial Statement Fundamentals
Weeks 1-4
Learn to read and interpret balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements using real ASX-listed company reports.
Ratio Analysis & Benchmarking
Weeks 5-8
Master key financial ratios, industry comparisons, and trend analysis techniques used by Australian analysts.
Investment Valuation Methods
Weeks 9-14
Build DCF models, understand P/E ratios, and learn valuation approaches for different business types.
Portfolio Analysis & Reporting
Weeks 15-18
Create professional analysis reports and present investment recommendations with supporting data.
Financial analysis workspace showing charts and data on multiple screens

Learn from Experienced Australian Financial Professionals

Our instructors bring decades of real-world experience from major Australian financial institutions and advisory firms.

Marcus Thornfield, Lead Financial Analyst

Marcus Thornfield

Senior Financial Analyst
Former equity analyst at Macquarie Group with 12 years analyzing ASX companies. Specializes in retail and healthcare sector analysis.
Rebecca Ashworth, Investment Advisor

Rebecca Ashworth

Investment Strategy Consultant
Previously with Commonwealth Bank's institutional team. Expert in portfolio construction and risk assessment for Australian markets.
David Eriksson, Corporate Finance Expert

David Eriksson

Corporate Finance Director
15 years in investment banking and corporate advisory. Teaches advanced valuation techniques and M&A analysis methods.
Sarah Chen-Williams, Financial Planning Specialist

Sarah Blackwood

Financial Planning Specialist
Chartered Financial Analyst with expertise in personal investment strategies and superannuation planning for Australian clients.

Questions Organised by Your Learning Journey

Different questions matter at different stages. Here's what people typically ask before starting, during the program, and after completion.

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During Program
After Completion
Ongoing Support
What background do I need to start this program? +
You need basic spreadsheet skills and comfort with numbers, but no formal finance background. We start with fundamentals and build up systematically. Most students have some business or accounting exposure, but it's not required.
How much time should I plan to spend each week? +
Plan for 8-10 hours weekly including live sessions, practice exercises, and project work. Some weeks require more time for major assignments, while others focus on lighter review sessions.
Will this help me in my current accounting role? +
Yes, the analytical skills complement accounting knowledge well. You'll learn to interpret the numbers you're already familiar with from an investment and strategic perspective.
When does the next program intake start? +
Our next intake begins September 15, 2025, with early registration closing August 30th. We also offer a January 2026 intake for those who prefer to start after the holiday period.
What software do we use for the analysis work? +
Primarily Excel for financial modeling, plus access to Bloomberg Terminal data through our partnership. We also introduce Python basics for larger datasets, though Excel remains the main tool.

Ready to Master Financial Analysis?

Join professionals who've enhanced their analytical capabilities through our comprehensive program. Learn practical skills that apply immediately in Australian financial markets.

August 30, 2025 Early registration closes
September 15, 2025 Program begins
January 27, 2026 Program completion
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