Finance Classes Nashville, TN

Jumpstart your financial acumen with the immersive Financial Accounting Bootcamp, offered in NYC or Live Online, tailored for beginners to delve into essential principles crucial for accounting, bookkeeping, and finance-related roles. From mastering GAAP principles to analyzing income and cash flow statements, this intensive two-day class equips you with a solid foundation in financial accounting for professional success.

In this comprehensive Financial Modeling bootcamp, participants learn to master the advanced Excel, financial modeling, corporate finance, and accounting skills they need to succeed in various finance-related positions. This complete program covers advanced Excel for financial modeling, a crash course in finance and accounting, and a real-world financial modeling project, with essential topics including sensitivity analysis, financial functions, modeling shortcuts, financial statements, model drivers, and modeling assumptions. Tuition includes hands-on training, a free retake, and a training manual. The course has flexible scheduling options and is available online and in NYC.

Join the Financial Analyst Training Program, offering hands-on instruction from experts in NYC or live online, where you'll master Excel, delve into corporate finance, and construct a valuation model for a public company. Gain basic to intermediate Excel skills, review corporate finance and financial accounting concepts, and create comprehensive valuation models in an interactive setting, receiving personalized attention in small group classes.

In this comprehensive 5-day financial analyst program, participants will master Excel and finance concepts needed to succeed at top financial firms. Participants will learn how to value a company using a DCF model and will build a valuation model on a public company. Topics covered include core Excel skills, advanced Excel for financial modeling, accounting, corporate finance and valuation, and financial modeling. Tuition includes hands-on training, a free retake, and a course manual. The course has flexible scheduling options and is available online and in NYC.

This 1-day Microsoft Excel course is designed for individuals with some prior Excel experience but who are looking to build a career in finance and are excited to learn advanced Excel tools for financial analysis. There are a number of advanced topics and techniques covered in this course, including techniques to expedite workflow, advanced analytical tools and sensitivity analysis, database functions for finance, and functions for financial modeling. The course also incorporates three projects to help review and solidify the major topics covered throughout the course.

This advanced Excel course is a 3-hour class designed for individuals who are comfortable working in Excel but want to learn more advanced functionality. In this hands-on class, students will be able to review and bolster their Excel capabilities to become a spreadsheet power user. Students in this course will walk away from this course with a more robust understanding of when and how to use VLOOKUPs and HLOOKUPs, the power of INDEX & MATCH, using PivotTables and PivotCharts, and how to record macros to automate repetitive tasks.

This Excel bootcamp is meant to give beginners an overview of Excel and a variety of functions you can use with Excel. Students will learn things like formatting techniques, mathematical formulas, PivotTables, charts, and more. This 4-hour Excel course is offered in-person in NYC or live online.

This Excel course is a workshop intended to help individuals who know the fundamentals of Excel to take their skills to the next level. In this hands-on workshop, students will be able to polish and build their Excel capabilities to get one step closer to becoming a spreadsheet power user. Students in this workshop will review shortcuts and formula writing, review spreadsheet formatting best practices, and the basics of data structure and analysis. Students will also learn how to use VLOOKUP, PivotTables, and the logic behind absolute referencing.