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Investment in Real Financial Knowledge

We don't promise overnight success or guaranteed returns. What we offer is structured learning from professionals who've spent years analyzing markets and helping others build practical skills.

Programs start in autumn 2025 and early 2026

Foundation Track

8,500฿

per month for 6 months

Start with the basics. This track covers core principles of fundamental analysis without overwhelming beginners.

  • Weekly 90-minute sessions with recorded access
  • Introduction to financial statements and ratio analysis
  • Email support within 48 hours
  • Access to curated reading materials
  • Basic valuation models and when to use them
  • Community forum membership
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Mentorship Track

28,000฿

per month for 12 months

Individual attention from experienced analysts. This isn't for everyone—spots are limited because mentorship takes time.

  • All Professional Track content included
  • Bi-weekly one-on-one mentorship sessions
  • Personalized learning path based on your goals
  • Review and critique of your analytical work
  • Priority email support within 24 hours
  • Guidance on building your analytical portfolio
  • Introduction to professional analysis networks
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How Our Instructors Actually Teach

We're not running a lecture hall. Our approach focuses on working through real examples together—messy data, incomplete information, and all.

Each session involves actual company analysis. You'll see how experienced analysts approach problems, what they look for first, and why certain red flags matter more than others.

Case-Based Learning

Every concept gets tested against real companies and actual market situations from the Thailand market and beyond.

Progressive Complexity

Start simple, add layers gradually. No one learns financial analysis in a week or a month.

Practical Focus

Theory matters, but application matters more. You'll spend most of your time doing analysis, not just reading about it.

Honest Feedback

We point out where your reasoning breaks down. That's how you actually improve.

Who You'll Learn From

Portrait of Siriporn Naknoi, lead financial analyst instructor

Siriporn Naknoi

Lead Analyst & Program Director

Spent twelve years at a regional investment firm before switching to teaching. Her specialty is finding what's actually important in financial reports—and what's just noise. She's direct, patient when needed, and won't let sloppy reasoning slide.

Portrait of Nattaya Preecha, senior valuation instructor

Nattaya Preecha

Senior Valuation Instructor

Previously worked in equity research covering consumer and industrial sectors across Southeast Asia. She teaches valuation models and scenario analysis with an emphasis on understanding limitations—every model breaks somewhere.

How Students Actually Progress

Somchai, 34

Professional Track, 2024

Started with almost zero accounting knowledge—struggled even reading basic income statements. Worked in marketing but wanted to understand company fundamentals before making investment decisions.

After nine months: Can independently analyze financial statements and spot common accounting adjustments. Still learning, but now reads analyst reports with a critical eye and understands where numbers come from. Started building a small watchlist of companies he tracks quarterly.

Apinya, 29

Mentorship Track, 2024

Had finance basics from university but couldn't connect theory to practice. Found most analysis overwhelming because she didn't know where to start or what mattered most.

Progress over twelve months: Developed a systematic approach to company analysis. Her mentor helped her build frameworks that work for her thinking style. Now creates detailed analysis reports for three sectors she specializes in. Recently started sharing insights with a small investment group.

Krittin, 42

Foundation Track, 2024

Managing a small family business but realized he didn't truly understand his own financial statements beyond surface-level numbers. Felt lost when discussing finances with accountants and advisors.

Six months later: Understands cash flow analysis and can identify operational trends in his business. Caught several issues his accountant missed. Now asks better questions and makes more informed decisions about business investments and capital allocation.