TasklySoft

Real Financial Skills Through Structured Analysis

We've spent years working with Vietnamese businesses on their financial challenges. That experience shaped how we teach—practical methods you can apply right away, not abstract theory that sits unused.

Next cohort begins September 2025

How Our Approach Developed

This teaching method wasn't planned from day one. It emerged from watching what actually helped people analyze financial data better.

2018

Started with consulting work

We noticed clients struggled with the same gaps—understanding cash flow patterns, spotting variance trends, connecting operational decisions to financial outcomes. Most had read the books but couldn't apply the concepts to their actual business data.

2020

First workshop experiments

Ran small sessions with five companies at a time. Used their real financial statements instead of textbook examples. That shift made everything click—people could see how margin analysis or working capital optimization applied to their actual situation.

2022

Built structured curriculum

Took what worked in those workshops and organized it into a proper sequence. Started with foundational ratio analysis, moved through forecasting methods, then into scenario modeling. Added case studies from manufacturing, retail, and service businesses operating in Vietnam.

2024

Refined feedback loops

Participants told us they needed more help between sessions. Added weekly office hours and peer review groups where people examine each other's analysis work. The collaborative problem-solving made concepts stick better than solo study ever did.

2025

Current approach

Now we combine instructor-led sessions with small group work on real datasets. You analyze actual financial statements, present findings to peers, receive detailed feedback. The format pushes you to defend your analytical choices and learn from others' perspectives.

Measurable Skill Development

We track specific capabilities before and after the program. These numbers reflect assessment scores on standardized financial analysis tasks—not satisfaction ratings or self-reported confidence levels.

73%

Accuracy on variance analysis tasks after 8 weeks

6.2 hrs

Average time to complete financial model assessment

42

Companies trained staff through our program in 2024

12 wks

Standard program duration with weekly sessions

Financial analysis session with participants reviewing data visualizations and discussing variance trends

Who Teaches These Sessions

Our instructors work with Vietnamese businesses on financial planning during the week. They teach what they actually use in their consulting practice.

Portrait of Anh Thọ Đặng, senior financial analyst

Anh Thọ Đặng

Senior Financial Analyst

Spent eight years analyzing financial statements for manufacturing companies. Teaches the forecasting and variance analysis modules. Has a straightforward teaching style—he'll tell you when your analysis logic doesn't hold up.

Portrait of Liên Bùi Cao, financial modeling specialist

Liên Bùi Cao

Financial Modeling Specialist

Builds financial models for investment decisions and scenario planning. Leads the advanced modeling sessions where you learn to structure complex analyses. Known for detailed feedback on participants' work—expect your models to come back marked up.

Ready to Develop Your Analysis Skills?

Our September 2025 cohort opens for enrollment in June. Reach out if you want details on curriculum, schedule, or what to expect.

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