Real Projects, Real Experience

See how our students transform financial theory into practical budgeting solutions

Every project tells a story. Our students work on authentic budgeting challenges faced by Argentine businesses, building skills through hands-on experience. From family budget planning to corporate financial forecasting, these projects showcase the journey from classroom learning to real-world application.

Explore Learning Program

Students collaborating on financial budgeting project with laptops and charts

Project Development Journey

Follow the progression from initial concept to finished budgeting solution. Each milestone represents skills mastered and real expertise gained.

Weeks 1-3

Foundation Building

Students start with basic budgeting principles and Excel fundamentals. They analyze real Argentine household income data, learning to categorize expenses and identify spending patterns. Early projects focus on personal budget creation using actual salary ranges from Buenos Aires market research.

Weeks 4-8

Business Application

Moving beyond personal finance, students tackle small business scenarios. Working with anonymized data from local startups, they create monthly cash flow projections and identify seasonal trends. Projects include restaurant budget planning and retail inventory cost management.

Weeks 9-14

Advanced Forecasting

Complex multi-year budget modeling becomes the focus. Students work with inflation scenarios relevant to Argentina's economic environment, building dynamic spreadsheets that adjust projections based on variable inputs. Real economic indicators from INDEC inform their models.

Weeks 15-18

Capstone Delivery

Final projects involve comprehensive budget presentations to simulated stakeholders. Students defend their financial recommendations, explain methodology, and demonstrate how their solutions address specific Argentine market conditions. These presentations often lead to networking opportunities.

Detailed financial spreadsheet showing budget analysis and forecasting charts

Skills That Matter in Practice

Our project-based approach ensures every skill learned has immediate practical value. Students don't just memorize formulas — they solve actual financial challenges using tools and techniques that employers expect.

Excel Mastery

Advanced formulas, pivot tables, and automated reporting systems used by Argentine financial departments

Financial Analysis

Variance analysis, trend identification, and performance metrics that drive business decisions

Presentation Skills

Clear communication of financial data to non-financial stakeholders and executive teams

Local Market Context

Understanding Argentine tax structures, inflation impacts, and regulatory requirements for budget planning

Find Your Learning Path

Different backgrounds call for different approaches. Our program adapts to where you're starting from and where you want to go in financial planning.

Complete Beginner

Never worked with budgets before? Start with fundamentals and build confidence through guided practice with simple household scenarios.

Some Experience

Already handle personal finances or basic bookkeeping? Jump into business applications and expand your analytical capabilities.

Career Transition

Looking to move into financial roles? Focus on advanced modeling and presentation skills that employers actively seek.

Multiple financial planning documents and calculators showing different complexity levels

Matias Delacroix

Senior Financial Educator

Background

• 12 years corporate finance experience
• Former budget manager at Mercado Libre
• CPA with specialization in cost accounting
• Worked with 200+ Argentine startups

Learning Through Real Scenarios

Every project in our program comes from actual business situations I've encountered. Students work with data that mirrors what they'll see in their first financial planning role, not textbook examples that feel disconnected from reality.

                  Practical Problem Solving
                
                  Students tackle budget challenges similar to those faced by Argentine SMEs, learning to work with incomplete data and tight deadlines

                  Industry-Standard Tools
                
                  Focus on Excel techniques actually used in Buenos Aires financial departments, not academic software that lacks workplace relevance

                  Professional Communication
                
                  Learn to present financial recommendations clearly, addressing stakeholder concerns and building consensus around budget decisions

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