A licensed training academy in Riyadh. Fifteen courses in accounting, analysis, market structure and governance, delivered on campus and live online, with study hours and learning outcomes published for every one of them.
This is written plainly because the distinction matters more here than almost anywhere else, and because a reader deserves to know the limits of a service before they pay attention to the rest of it.
Grouped by what they assume rather than by what they promise. Each entry lists its study hours, its level and what a learner will be able to do at the end.
Entry level courses for learners with no background in finance. They build the vocabulary and the arithmetic that every later course assumes.
02Intermediate courses for learners who already read a financial statement and now need to interpret one.
03Courses that explain how markets are structured and regulated. They describe instruments and mechanisms. They do not recommend any of them.
04Courses for people already working in finance, and structured preparation for recognised professional examinations sat with their own awarding bodies.
Every course is built around exercises rather than lectures. A method is demonstrated, then the group works it by hand, then the shortcut is shown, and then the trainer spends as long again on the limits of what that method can tell you. The last part is the part that is usually missing.
Exercises are marked and returned with written notes, not a score. Group sizes are kept small enough that a trainer can read every submission, which is the real constraint on how many places a session has.
Technical terms are given in Arabic and English throughout, because the documentation a learner will meet at work is rarely in one language only.
Different starting points, the same requirement: a syllabus that states what it covers and a trainer in the room.
A degree rarely covers the mechanics of a ledger or a model. The foundation courses close that gap before a first role, not during it.
People who arrive at finance from operations, engineering or administration, and need the vocabulary and the arithmetic quickly and in order.
Structured revision against a published syllabus, with timed papers and written marking, for exams awarded by their own professional bodies.
A closed group from one organisation, with the case material rewritten around that sector and an attendance record for the training file.
Classroom delivery at the academy on the Northern Ring Road. Small groups, printed workbooks, and a trainer in the room for the whole session rather than a recording.
The same syllabus delivered live, with the trainer present and the exercises worked in session. Our electronic delivery is accredited by the National eLearning Center.
Theory online and the applied sessions on campus. Suited to learners in full time work who can reach Riyadh for the practical days but not for every session.
A closed group from one organisation, delivered at their premises or ours, with the case material rewritten around their sector and their reporting calendar.
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No. We are a training institution licensed by the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation, and that licence covers teaching. We do not advise anyone on their own holdings, we do not recommend any instrument, and we do not accept or manage funds. Our trainers are instructed to decline personal financial questions and to refer them to a licensed adviser.
A private training institution licence issued by the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation, number 224127931061, and accreditation for electronic delivery from the National eLearning Center. The registered company details, including the commercial registration and the unified national number, are published in the footer of every page.
We will not answer that with a number, because nobody honestly can. A course teaches a defined body of knowledge and the skills listed under each entry in the catalogue. What a learner does afterwards depends on their own work, their employer and circumstances none of us control.
Not for the foundation group, which assumes nothing and starts from the vocabulary. The intermediate and advanced courses list the knowledge they assume, and an advisor checks that fit on the call before you enrol rather than after.
It records the hours you attended and the assessment you passed at this academy, under our TVTC licence. It is a training record that belongs in a professional file. It is not a professional licence, not a university qualification and not a permit to practise any regulated activity.
Both. Each scheduled group is announced with its language of instruction, and the workbook is supplied in that language. Technical terms are given in both throughout, because the documentation a learner will meet at work is rarely in one language only.
Fees depend on the course, the format and the group size, and they are quoted to you in writing before you commit to anything. This site does not take payments and has no checkout, so nothing can be charged from here.
Yes. Any catalogue course can run as a closed group for one organisation, on our campus or at their premises, with the case material rewritten around their sector. Attendance and completion records are supplied for the training file.
Send your details and we will call you back to go through the catalogue, check which level fits your background and quote the fee in writing. Nothing is charged for the call.
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