PC Core Comprehensive Reviews

The course was well prepared and well executed covering the vast range of topics in a matter of 5 days. Good training on the street. Venue: Will be better if it's not underground Food: Will be better if it's hot food

Aron was a fantastic teacher, really enjoyed the material and his teaching style.

Great course. Only suggestion would be to have monitors/keyboards to plug laptops into for ease of typing/shortcuts. Pace and info were great, super helpful!

It was warm throughout, they didn’t provide stocked water until the 6th hour and then never refilled in the following days when it got empty. It also was just a little dingy

Overall very positive experience, learnt a lot, really one could argue you could spread this course over two weeks and go more in depth to cover all the materials and more scenarios and case studies. Sometimes the fact that templates are created make the process of filling them more automated rather thank thinking about it. Additionally would be nice to do the course with two screens and a keyboard.

The course was great, very practical as I was expecting. I just wish we could have gone into more advanced Financaila Modeling Excel skills such as Pivot Tables, Macros etc. Amit was great. Excelent communication skills,engaging, knowlageable and experienced. The venue is not great in terms of technical and comfort aspects, but to me it had the great advantage of being located in an easily accessible location, no traffic. If it had catering possibilities we could have had more productive lunch sessions and be more efficient.

The theory components are helpful but practicals even better. It would be more helpful to do more in class drills / practice than overly focus on surveys. I also find the core comprehensive course has a lot of information in a very condensed manner. If possible it would be helpful doing longer courses on specific areas - ie 2 day LBO course.

Pacing at times fast, wished it was a bit more engaging

The instructor was extremely knowledgeable and open to questions. Case study readings with context for modeling exercises would make the learning experience more rich.

We moved slightly slower than I would’ve liked but decent review of general finance