Teaching Real Skills That Actually Matter

Our instructors come from accounting firms, small businesses, and corporate finance departments. They've seen every kind of financial mess you can imagine—and learned how to untangle it.

Marcus spent eight years explaining balance sheets to restaurant owners who just wanted to know if they could afford new equipment. Fiona worked with manufacturing companies that had mountains of data but no idea what it was telling them.

We design courses around actual scenarios our participants bring us. Last autumn, someone asked about interpreting quarterly variance reports—so we built an entire module around it for the next intake.

Classes typically run from September through November or February through April. We keep groups small because financial concepts stick better when you can ask questions without feeling silly about it.