Yes, the Boot Camp is a 12-week guided course with deadlines to meet and includes additional live sessions 3x-4x per week (you can access a recording if you can’t attend a specific live session). We estimate that you need to allocate about 3-5 hours per day Monday-Friday to complete the Boot Camp. If you fall behind, you have the weekends to catch up.

We are looking for aspiring professionals who would like to start or change a career to finance. There is no requirement to apply except having a passion for finance.

You will be notified about the successful completion of each application step shortly after the above-mentioned deadlines. 

We get a large amount of highly motivated applicants. So, don't be discouraged if you don't get it. You can still enroll in the Boot Camp through the normal sign-up process, and our corporate sponsors are interested in interviewing many graduates. As a Boot camp student, we help you land your next internship or job.

Certainly! The course material starts at zero, so even someone without a financial background could understand it. But it moves quickly through the content, so you need to have a strong passion for learning finance and valuation.

On average, you should be able to allocate about 3-5 hours per day for the Boot Camp. Deadlines are set on a weekly basis, so you will be able to catch up on weekends if you have fallen behind one week.

The lessons move from beginner to advanced quickly. This is where your passion for learning will be critical because the course will quickly become tough. We release new material only after all students have consumed the previous lesson. This means we do not leave less advanced students behind; it also foster's a team spirit.

You will learn everything that Dr. Stotz has learned from his experience as a head of research and analyst. As a manager, he has seen thousands of job candidates and will teach you what it takes to stand out.

With more than 40,000 followers on LinkedIn, Dr. Stotz is well connected and will assist you in making your LinkedIn profile more attractive to potential employers.

Absolutely. We have had many engineers and accountants who wanted to shift to a career in finance. The foundation you will build should be enough to get prospective employers to talk to you about shifting your career to finance.

All course content is based on Dr. Andrew Stotz's 30 years of teaching and experience working in valuation. You will be valuing companies using the practical tools that helped him become a #1 ranked analyst.

On average, students spend about 350 hours (30 hours per week) to complete the Boot Camp, while those with limited time finish in about 270 hours (22.5 hours per week).

The CFA Level I exam is vast, covering many topics ranging from pension fund accounting to political economy. Equity valuation is one topic among many in the CFA Level I exam, which means you will gain shallow knowledge of many topics. The Valuation Master Class Boot Camp goes deep into one topic: Equity valuation. So, attending the Boot Camp will help deepen your understanding in this one area.

This course will help in two ways. First, great managers understand finance. You will gain a deep understanding of finance and valuation. Second, you will understand how analysts and fund managers think about a company they are considering investing in. The result is that you will become a better-equipped manager to engage with the various stock market participants.