School of Real Estate Finance
At Cambridge Finance we pride ourselves on teaching the material that will lead you to better results. Our instructors are experienced property professionals who have done your job, have walked in your shoes and know the industry inside out.
We also provide financial model-based consulting, helping you to robustly assess the economic viability of your schemes and investigate the areas of financial and economic risks.
Cambridge Finance are recognised leading providers of high quality professional education for the real estate profession.
We deliver an extensive range of introductory, intermediate and advanced courses in London, or on an in-house basis at locations throughout the UK & internationally.
Cambridge Finance Property Training Courses aim to close the gap between theory and practice within real estate education.
We design our courses with practitioners in mind and bring to life many scenarios and challenges that real estate professionals around the world are faced with.
There is still time to join a course that will unleash your career potential.
All our public courses are listed below in date order, but if dates do not fit your schedule, get in touch as we are constantly opening new private groups.
“A very worthwhile course for real estate finance modellers of all levels, from beginners to those looking to refine their skills. Maria was very thorough and diligent in her explanation, taking us through the basic principles of building a cash flow in Excel to refining our inputs and detailed variables. A great course and highly recommended to anyone looking to enhance their excel and real estate modelling skills. I will definitely be coming back for the advanced course.”
“Maria was extremely knowledgeable, skilled and patient. She delivered the course with enthusiasm which made the experience highly enjoyable, as well as informative. Maria made me feel relaxed and created a comfortable environment for the students to freely ask questions. Maria inspired me to appreciate the value of Excel! I had completely underestimated its ability!”