In a world where financial decisions can make or break businesses, Strathmore University’s Institute of Mathematical Sciences (SIMS) has just raised the bar. SIMS recently concluded a highly successful Financial Modelling training program, aimed at equipping participants with the skills to develop and use financial models to make informed decisions.
This high-impact programme attracted a diverse pool of participants—from accountants and energy finance experts to professionals in real estate, WASH, and even leaders from Christian-based institutions—proving that financial modelling is an essential skill, no matter your sector.
Over the week-long training, attendees were thrust into a whirlwind of knowledge, learning to craft dynamic financial models that unlock smarter decision-making. They dove headfirst into sensitivity analysis, scenario testing, and the gritty details of industry-standard software. This was not just a textbook exercise; participants gained hands-on experience with real-world case studies, leaving the program armed with practical, actionable skills.
But what truly set this program apart? The trainers. Strathmore brought in a dream team of finance heavyweights, seasoned professionals and academics who did not just teach, but engaged. Through interactive sessions and collaborative projects, these experts turned the classroom into a hub of innovation, where participants got to co-create complex financial solutions.
The feedback? Rave reviews. Attendees lauded the content’s depth, the hands-on approach, and the expertise of the instructors. Strathmore University has once again proven why it’s a trailblazer in professional development, cementing its reputation as a top-tier institution for finance professionals.
As the graduates of this course step back into their industries, they are equipped to not just tackle financial analysis but to excel at it, transforming the way their organizations approach decision-making.
Join Strathmore’s Financial Modelling program. Because in the world of finance, the future belongs to those who can model it. The next session runs in November 2024. For more details visit here.
Article written by John Ocheche Lecturer, Actuarial Science
