Workshops
Standalone short sessions that do not belong to a track. A day or half a day on one subject, for people who know exactly what is missing.
A track is a sequence that builds a capability from the beginning and ends in something you produced and defended. A workshop closes one gap in a day. If you are not sure which you need, the placement call exists for precisely that.
Spreadsheet modelling clinic
A working day spent auditing models nobody in the room wrote. Lookup and date functions, amortisation tables, and the auditing tools that find the formula that has been wrong for two years.
Standards update briefing
What changed in the reporting standards this period, which entries it affects, and what has to be restated. For people who already prepare accounts.
Reviewing somebody else's model
A structured method for taking apart a model you did not build: tracing precedents, testing the balance, stressing the assumptions and writing the review note.
Writing for a board
Turning a month of ledger movement into two pages somebody will read on a Sunday morning. Structure, chart choice, and the commentary that explains a variance.
Founder finance intensive
The short version of the founders track: unit economics, runway, and the records a young company has to keep from the first month.
In house for one employer
Any track or workshop delivered to a closed group from one organisation, at our campus or theirs, with the case material rewritten around their own sector and reporting calendar.
When they run
A workshop opens once the minimum group size is reached, and dates are announced to the interest list at least two weeks beforehand. If the number is not reached the date moves, registrants are told before it does, and anyone the new date does not suit is refunded in full.
What the academy provides, and what it does not
Seven clauses written to be read literally. They are drafted so that a learner, a regulator and an advertising reviewer come away with the same understanding rather than three different impressions.
Qimah-academy Academy provides training. It delivers courses, sets exercises, marks them and issues a certificate recording the hours a learner attended and the assessment they passed. That is the entire service offered on this site.
The academy does not provide investment advice. Nothing taught, written or said by an instructor is a recommendation or an opinion on the merits of buying, selling or holding anything. Instructors decline personal financial questions and refer them to a licensed adviser.
The academy does not receive or manage money other than course fees. It holds no client funds, operates no accounts on anyone's behalf and takes no commission from any provider of any financial product.
The academy does not present investment opportunities and does not introduce learners to anyone. Where a course covers how to prepare a plan or a report for a financial reader, it teaches the preparation and stops there.
No course, page, instructor or member of staff states or implies a future financial outcome for any learner. Figures used in class are worked examples chosen to demonstrate a method.
A certificate from this academy records training. It is not a professional licence, not a university qualification and not a permit to carry out any regulated activity. Courses covering valuation prepare a learner to understand and check a valuation; they do not make anyone an accredited valuer, which is a separate matter for the competent authority.
This website takes no payments. It has no checkout, no card field and no payment provider on any page. Course fees are settled with the academy directly after a written quotation.
Start with a placement call
Send your details and we will call to find out what you actually do at work, settle which track fits, and send the fee and the dates in writing. No charge for the call and no obligation after it.