For me, learning should be interactive and progressive. I use real-life business examples and case studies to bring financial concepts to life and make topics that may seem complex accessible. Practical exercises and dynamic discussions reinforce the assimilation of key concepts. My approach is both structured and adaptable depending on the student's level, pace and objectives. Throughout my career, I have analyzed more than 500 companies in all sectors, confronting a wide variety of financial events (LBOs, IPOs, spin-offs, M&As, distress situations, etc.). This experience allows me to illustrate the theory with real, concrete cases. The objective is to learn how to analyze a company as a whole through a multidimensional approach: - Understanding of the business model - Analysis of financial statements and modeling on Excel - Study of the competitive environment and comparables - Deciphering major financial events (e.g. IPO)

My approach to learning is interactive, fun, and immersive. Each course is structured yet flexible, adapting to each student's level, pace, and goals. My sessions cover four key aspects: * Grammar – understand and master the essential basics * Vocabulary – enrich your vocabulary with useful words and expressions * Writing – read and write more fluently * Oral – improve comprehension and expression Each course is based on fun and practical materials, followed by an oral presentation and an interactive discussion to anchor the knowledge. Finally, a personalized feedback session allows you to highlight progress and identify areas for improvement.