We Built This for People Who Actually Want to Understand Their Numbers

Back in 2019, a small group of us got tired of finance education that talked over everyone's heads. We thought there had to be a better path.

So we started teaching financial analysis the way we wished someone had taught us—with real examples, honest explanations, and zero jargon for the sake of sounding smart.

How We Got Here

Our first classes happened in a borrowed office space in Nonthaburi. Just eight people showed up. But those eight asked better questions than we'd heard in years of corporate training.

They didn't want theory. They wanted to understand why their business numbers looked the way they did. They needed help reading financial statements without feeling like they'd wandered into a secret society.

That honesty stuck with us. By late 2020, we'd built a curriculum around those questions. We focused on making analysis accessible without dumbing it down. Real scenarios. Actual company data. The messy stuff that textbooks skip.

Today, we work with professionals across Thailand who need financial skills but don't have finance backgrounds. Small business owners. Marketing managers who need to understand campaign ROI. Operations people trying to make sense of cost reports.

Financial analysis workshop session with students reviewing data on laptops

What Makes Our Classes Different

Real Data Only

We use actual financial statements from Thai companies. You'll work with the same messy, imperfect data you'll see in your job. No sanitized textbook examples that never match reality.

Small Class Sizes

We cap groups at 12 people. This isn't a lecture hall. You'll get direct feedback on your analysis, and we'll answer your specific questions about your industry or situation.

Your Own Pace

Our programs run over several months because learning analysis takes time. We'll meet weekly, but you'll practice between sessions. Skills develop with repetition, not cramming.

Who Teaches Here

We're not academics. We're people who spent years doing financial analysis in actual businesses before we started teaching. We know what matters and what's just noise.

Siriporn Nakarin

Lead Instructor, Financial Analysis

Spent 11 years doing FP&A work for manufacturing companies before she got fed up with how badly most people understood their own numbers. Started teaching part-time in 2021, joined us full-time in 2023.

What We Care About

We explain concepts in plain language. If you don't understand something, that's on us to fix our explanation.
We focus on skills you'll actually use. No academic theory that looks impressive but doesn't help you do your job better.
We encourage questions. The "stupid question" doesn't exist here. If you're confused, someone else probably is too.
We update our materials constantly. Financial analysis changes as business changes. Our curriculum from 2019 wouldn't work today.
We respect your time. Classes start and end when we say they will. Homework assignments are realistic for working professionals.

Close-up of financial analysis tools and calculators used in training

Students collaborating on financial modeling project during workshop

Looking Ahead to 2025

We're expanding our advanced analysis program this September. It's designed for people who've completed our fundamentals course and want to go deeper into financial modeling and forecasting.

We're also working on a specialized track for retail businesses. The financial challenges in retail are unique, and the generic approaches don't always fit. That launches in November 2025.

But we're not trying to become the biggest training company in Thailand. We're staying small and focused. Our goal is helping professionals gain real financial literacy—the kind that changes how they make decisions.

If that sounds like what you need, our next fundamentals cohort starts in October 2025. We'll have spots for 12 people.

Want to Learn More About Our Programs?

We run information sessions the first Tuesday of each month where you can ask questions about our curriculum, meet instructors, and see if our approach matches what you're looking for.

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