Financial Modeling Using Excel

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Financial Modelling Using Excel equips learners with the ability to construct, analyse, and interpret financial models effectively. Excel is central to this course, guiding learners through techniques for creating budgets, forecasting, and performing scenario analysis. Learners will explore key Excel functions, formulas, and tools essential for building accurate financial models. The course emphasises clarity, structure, and reliability, ensuring learners can manipulate data, present results, and make informed decisions using Excel confidently.

Learners will also understand how to design models that reflect realistic assumptions and produce meaningful insights. Excel is highlighted throughout, from creating financial statements to performing sensitivity analysis and modelling business cases. By the end of the course, learners will be able to build dynamic models, automate calculations, and present data clearly to support decision-making. Every concept focuses on using Excel efficiently to enhance accuracy, flexibility, and analytical capability, making financial modelling approachable and engaging for learners who want practical application within business and finance contexts.

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Learning Outcomes:

• Learners will build financial models effectively using advanced Excel functions.
• Learners can analyse and forecast business performance through Excel modelling.
• Learners will automate calculations to improve accuracy using Excel tools.
• Learners can perform scenario and sensitivity analysis within Excel models.
• Learners will present financial data clearly using Excel charts and tables.

Who is this course for?

• Learners seeking to develop financial modelling skills using Excel efficiently.
• Learners aiming to improve business analysis and forecasting in Excel.
• Learners who work with budgets, reports, and Excel financial statements.
• Learners interested in using Excel for corporate finance and investments.
• Learners wanting to strengthen analytical and decision-making skills in Excel.

Career Path (UK jobs with average salaries):

• Financial Analyst – £40,000 per year
• Investment Analyst – £45,000 per year
• Business Analyst – £38,000 per year
• Corporate Finance Analyst – £42,000 per year
• Management Accountant – £40,000 per year
• Excel Modeller – £37,000 per year