Courses

A self-paced course covering Economics, Financial Modeling & valuation, Accounting, Technical analysis, PowerPoint Presentation, and Project Finance

At least 90% practical throughout each course, making it 'learning by doing'

Access to tutor and a community of professionals

Building 3-statement integrated financial statements - income, balance sheet and cash flow statements

Scenario analysis and sensitivity testing, data tables, and dynamic dashboards 

DCF, Comparative Company Analysis, and other valuation Techniques

 Exploring the fundamentals of project finance, distinguishing it from corporate finance and examining its core components, key stakeholders, phases/timelines, conceptual frameworks and financial structuring

Creating the financial model document - preparing the input sheet, construction sheet, funding sheet, capex, operation, taxation, appraisal, sensitivity, scenario analysis and Dashboard. Building the financial model

Developing techniques for auditing and reviewing financial models to ensure accuracy and reliability

Functions and formulas for solving real-world problems

Working with tables and ranges for organized data management. Creating insightful pivot tables and pivot charts for data summarization

Designing interactive dashboards for dynamic data visualization. Implementing data validation techniques to ensure data integrity

PowerPoint Presentation Introduction

 Power Point Design Fundamentals

Data Visualisation

Understand the drivers of the Nigerian economy and key data points

The four key accounts for Macroeconomic Analysis 

GDP, Inflation, Balance of Payment, Monetary Policy, Exchange Rate, and Fiscal Policy Analysis

Using essential indicators such as oscillators, trend, momentum indicators, and patterns to make informed decisions in trading any kind of assets

Using technical analysis to make educated guesses about future price movements

Practical live trading session

Understanding double-entry accounting

Statement of Financial Position, income statement, and statement of cash flow

Financial statement analysis