Financial Modeling Mastery Program
Build sophisticated financial models with confidence. Our comprehensive program combines practical spreadsheet skills with real-world financial analysis techniques used by professionals across Australia's finance sector.
Next Program Intake: September 2025
16-week intensive course designed for working professionals. Weekend workshops and flexible evening sessions accommodate busy schedules while maintaining rigorous academic standards.
Learn from Industry Veterans
Our instructors bring decades of combined experience from investment banking, corporate finance, and consulting. They've built the models that drive million-dollar decisions and now they're here to teach you the same techniques.
Cassian Thorne
Lead Financial Modeling Instructor
Spent 12 years building valuation models at Deutsche Bank before moving to corporate finance at BHP. Cassian specializes in mining sector analysis and has a knack for breaking down complex DCF models into digestible steps. His weekend sessions on scenario planning are legendary among past students.
Dorian Sterling
Corporate Finance Expert
Former CFO at three ASX-listed companies, Dorian brings boardroom perspective to financial modeling education. He focuses on the practical side – what actually gets presented to executives and what models boards really want to see. His experience spans tech startups to established mining operations.
Leander Cross
Investment Analysis Specialist
Previously worked at Macquarie Capital building models for infrastructure deals worth over billion. Leander's expertise lies in sensitivity analysis and stress testing – he'll teach you how to build models that can handle uncertainty and provide meaningful insights when market conditions shift.
Collaborative Learning That Actually Works
We've found that financial modeling sticks better when you're working alongside peers who face similar challenges. Our cohort-based approach creates lasting professional networks while accelerating your learning.
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Small Group Model Reviews
Every Tuesday evening, groups of 4-5 students present their models to each other. It's where you'll catch errors, share shortcuts, and see different approaches to the same problem. Plus, explaining your logic to others really helps cement your understanding.
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Industry Case Study Teams
Work in teams of 3-4 on real company analysis projects. Past teams have modeled everything from renewable energy projects to retail expansion plans. You'll learn how different industries require different modeling approaches and assumptions.
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Peer Mentorship Network
Each new student gets paired with someone from a previous cohort. They've been where you are and can offer practical advice on everything from Excel shortcuts to career transitions. Many of these relationships continue long after graduation.