Three Programs Built Around Real Work
Each course tackles a specific part of financial analysis. No fluff about overnight transformations. Just structured learning that prepares you for what you'll actually encounter when working with industry financial data.
Industry Financial Statement Analysis
Learn to dissect balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow reports from various industries. You'll work through actual company filings and practice identifying red flags before they become problems.
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Comparative Industry Analysis
This one's about context. How does one company stack up against competitors? What do sector-wide patterns tell us? We'll cover ratio analysis, benchmarking methods, and competitive positioning frameworks.
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Financial Forecasting for Industries
Projecting future performance is tricky but necessary. This course teaches modeling techniques, scenario planning, and risk assessment. You'll build forecasts that withstand questioning from stakeholders.
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Early Registration Period
January 15 – February 28, 2026Applications open for all three programs. We review each submission individually and typically respond within a week. Spaces are capped at 24 students per course to keep sessions focused.
First Program Launch
March 10, 2026Industry Financial Statement Analysis kicks off. The first three weeks cover foundational concepts before we move into case studies from Australian mining, retail, and manufacturing sectors.
Mid-Year Intake
June 8, 2026Comparative Industry Analysis begins. This program works well for those who've completed the first course or come in with existing analysis experience. We start with pair comparisons then expand to sector-wide studies.
Advanced Program Start
September 14, 2026Financial Forecasting launches for our final intake of the year. This is the most technically demanding program and assumes comfort with financial statements and industry analysis fundamentals.
Year-End Wrap
December 2026All three cohorts complete their capstone projects. Past participants have used these projects in job interviews and portfolio presentations. We host a virtual showcase where everyone shares their work.
Who You'll Learn From
Our instructors work in financial analysis during the day and teach in the evenings. That means course content stays current with what's actually happening in Australian markets. Here's what a few of them had to say about the 2026 program updates.
I've added three new case studies from the energy transition space because that's where students ask the most questions lately. The fundamentals don't change, but the context keeps evolving. It's good to work through examples that feel relevant to what they'll see in their careers.
The comparative analysis course now includes more international benchmarking exercises. Australian companies operate globally, and students need to understand how to compare performance across different regulatory environments. We're using real filings from companies operating in multiple jurisdictions.
Forecasting is where theory meets reality in uncomfortable ways. I've restructured the course to spend more time on sensitivity analysis and less on perfect-world scenarios. Students learn quickly that every forecast needs to account for what could go wrong, not just what we hope will happen.
Registration Opens January 15, 2026
If you're thinking about joining one of these programs, reach out now. We're happy to discuss which course makes sense for your background and what you're hoping to achieve. No pressure, just honest conversation about whether this is a good fit.