Master Financial Analysis Through Real-World Practice

Join our comprehensive 18-month program designed for Australian business professionals who want to make confident, data-driven financial decisions.

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Case-Based Learning That Actually Works

We've thrown out the textbook approach. Every lesson starts with a real Australian business scenario – from small retail chains analyzing seasonal trends to manufacturing companies evaluating equipment investments.

You'll work with actual financial statements from companies across Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. No sanitized examples or perfect numbers – just the messy, real data that business owners face every day.

Our participants often tell us they finally understand why their profit margins fluctuate or how to spot cash flow problems before they become critical. That's because we focus on pattern recognition rather than formula memorization.

Business professionals analyzing financial documents and charts during a collaborative workshop session

What Sets Our Program Apart

01

Industry-Specific Modules

Separate tracks for hospitality, retail, manufacturing, and professional services. Each industry has unique financial patterns and challenges that generic courses miss completely.

02

Flexible Evening Schedule

Two-hour sessions every Thursday from 6:30 PM, designed around working professionals' schedules. Miss a session? Access recordings within 24 hours plus supplementary materials.

03

Ongoing Business Support

Monthly follow-up sessions for six months after completion. Bring real challenges from your workplace and get guidance from both instructors and fellow participants.

04

Small Cohort Size

Maximum 16 participants per intake. Everyone gets individual attention and can ask questions without feeling lost in a crowd. We've found this size perfect for meaningful discussions.

Learn From Experienced Practitioners

Our instructors aren't career academics – they're professionals who've spent years in finance teams, consulting firms, and running their own businesses across Australia.

Marcus Henriksson, Lead Financial Analyst

Marcus Henriksson

Lead Financial Analyst

Spent twelve years as CFO for mid-sized manufacturing companies in Victoria and South Australia. Now specializes in helping businesses understand their cost structures and identify profitable growth opportunities. Known for explaining complex concepts through simple, practical examples.

Dmitri Kowalczyk, Business Finance Consultant

Dmitri Kowalczyk

Business Finance Consultant

Former senior analyst at two of Australia's major banks before launching his consultancy in 2019. Focuses on cash flow management and financial forecasting for retail and hospitality sectors. His clients appreciate his straightforward approach to financial planning.

Elena Thorsen, Strategic Planning Specialist

Elena Thorsen

Strategic Planning Specialist

Brings fifteen years of experience from professional services firms in Perth and Adelaide. Specializes in helping small businesses develop realistic budgets and track meaningful performance metrics. Her background includes both corporate finance and small business advisory work.

Program Structure & Timeline

1

Foundation Phase

Understanding financial statements, basic ratio analysis, and cash flow fundamentals. We start with real examples from local businesses to build your confidence with interpreting numbers.

Months 1-4 • September to December 2025

2

Analysis & Forecasting

Advanced analysis techniques, trend identification, and creating realistic financial forecasts. You'll work with historical data to predict future performance and identify potential problems early.

Months 5-9 • January to May 2026

3

Decision Making

Investment evaluation, risk assessment, and strategic financial planning. The focus shifts to using your analysis skills to make informed business decisions and present recommendations clearly.

Months 10-14 • June to October 2026

4

Capstone Project

Complete analysis of a real business case relevant to your industry. Present findings and recommendations to a panel including working professionals. Many participants use this project to address actual challenges from their workplace.

Months 15-18 • November 2026 to February 2027