Master Financial Planning Through Real-World Practice

Learn budgeting and forecasting methods that Taiwan businesses actually use. Our autumn 2025 programs focus on practical skills—building forecasts, managing cash flow, and making decisions based on numbers instead of hunches.

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Building Financial Education That Works

We started in 2019 with a simple question: why do finance courses teach theory but skip the messy reality? Here's what happened when we decided to do things differently.

2019

Started With Small Workshops

First cohort of 12 students in Kaohsiung. We taught budgeting using actual business data from local companies. The feedback was immediate—people wanted more hands-on work, fewer lectures.

2021

Expanded Course Offerings

Added forecasting modules after students kept asking how to predict revenue without a crystal ball. Turns out, historical patterns and seasonal trends matter more than complex formulas.

2023

Built Industry Connections

Partnered with accounting firms and finance departments across Taiwan. Students now work on real scenarios—not made-up case studies. Makes assignments more stressful but way more useful.

2025

Launching Advanced Programs

New 10-month intensive starting September 2025. Includes project work with actual businesses, mentor sessions with finance professionals, and skills that apply immediately after you finish.

What You'll Actually Learn

Forget vague promises about career transformation. Here's what students tell us they gained within the first few weeks—concrete skills that changed how they handle money at work.

01

Build Working Budgets

Stop guessing what next quarter looks like. You'll create budgets that account for seasonal shifts, expense categories that matter, and revenue projections grounded in what actually happened before.

02

Read Financial Statements

Balance sheets and income statements make sense when you understand what each line means for business decisions. We break down reports from real Taiwan companies so you recognize patterns.

03

Spot Cash Flow Issues

Learn to see problems before they become emergencies. Track when money comes in versus goes out, identify timing gaps, and build buffers that keep operations running smoothly.

04

Make Data-Backed Choices

Decisions feel less risky when you base them on numbers instead of gut feeling. We teach you how to gather the right data, analyze trends, and present findings that convince stakeholders.

Student reviewing financial forecasting materials during learning session

Stories From Recent Graduates

People join our programs from all sorts of backgrounds. Some work in finance already but want sharper skills. Others come from operations or marketing and need to understand the numbers side. Here's what a few of them experienced.

Financial planning session with budget analysis tools

From Guesswork to Planning

Used to wing it with department budgets and hope everything balanced out. After the forecasting module, I built a system that tracks spending by category and flags issues early. My manager actually asked how I got so organized.

Profile of Marcus Huang

Marcus Huang

Operations Manager

Business professional working on financial forecasting project

Confidence With Numbers

Finance reports used to intimidate me. Didn't want to ask dumb questions in meetings. The course broke down every line item until statements made sense. Now I spot trends and can actually contribute when we review quarterly results.

Profile of Vicente Torres

Vicente Torres

Marketing Coordinator

Real-World Application

Best part was working on actual business cases instead of theoretical examples. Built forecasts using historical data from Taiwan retail companies, dealt with seasonal fluctuations, learned to adjust when reality didn't match predictions. That's how finance actually works.

Ready to Strengthen Your Financial Skills?

Our next intensive program starts September 2025. Limited spots available for professionals who want practical training that applies immediately to their work.

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