Shape Financial Futures With Us
Teaching opportunities that matter
We're building something different here. Not just another education platform—but a place where experienced financial professionals share real knowledge with people who actually want to learn. You know that feeling when you finally help someone understand a complex concept? That's what we're about.
Vaughan Littlewood
Senior Financial Instructor
Former investment analyst turned educator. Spent twelve years in corporate finance before realizing my real passion was teaching others how to read between the lines of financial statements.
What Makes Our Teaching Approach Work
Real scenarios, not textbook theory
Your students will work through actual financial challenges you've faced. That time you spotted inconsistencies in quarterly reports? Those are the stories that stick with learners far better than any hypothetical case study ever could.
Mentorship that feels natural
We're not talking about rigid teaching schedules. More like coffee conversations where someone asks you about your career path and you end up giving them insights they'll remember for years. That's the kind of guidance our students value.
Building actual capability
You'll watch students move from confusion to confidence. It's satisfying work—seeing someone finally understand why certain financial metrics matter more than others in specific contexts. And then they start asking deeper questions.
Flexibility that respects your time
Some of our best instructors still consult part-time. Others are fully committed to teaching. We design schedules around what actually works for you, because burnt-out instructors don't create great learning experiences.
Common Questions We Actually Answer
These are the real concerns people bring up during interviews. Figured we'd address them upfront.
What if I've never taught before?
Worried your industry experience won't translate to teaching
Most of our instructors started exactly where you are. We pair new teachers with experienced mentors for their first few sessions. You'll get honest feedback and practical tips—not generic advice. Plus, knowing your subject deeply often matters more than having teaching credentials.
How much time does this take?
Balancing teaching with other professional commitments
Depends entirely on what you want. Some instructors run one workshop monthly. Others teach multiple cohorts. We map out time commitments before you commit to anything. And preparation gets faster once you've delivered content a few times—you'll develop your own rhythm.
Will students actually engage?
Concerned about teaching people who aren't motivated
Our students invest their own time and money to be here. They show up because they want to learn what you know. Sure, you'll occasionally get someone who's less engaged, but mostly you'll work with people who ask thoughtful questions and genuinely appreciate your expertise.
What about curriculum development?
Uncertainty about creating structured content from scratch
We provide foundational frameworks, but you bring the real-world context. Think of it as having an outline that you fill with your own experiences and examples. Other instructors share resources too. You're not starting from zero—you're building on what already works.
What Instructors Actually Say
Asked a few of our teaching team what surprised them most about working here. These are their unfiltered responses.
Honestly didn't expect to enjoy teaching this much. Spent twenty years doing financial due diligence, thought that was it for me. But there's something about watching someone's eyes light up when they finally get cash flow analysis. Plus, explaining concepts forces you to understand them at a deeper level yourself. Win-win situation.
The flexibility is real. I still take consulting gigs, but teaching gives me structure I didn't know I needed after going independent. And the students keep you sharp—they ask questions you stopped asking yourself years ago.
Best part? No corporate politics. Just you, the material, and people who actually want to learn. Started with one cohort in autumn 2024, now running three. Not because they made me—because I wanted to.
Current Teaching Positions
We're looking for people who know their stuff and can explain it without resorting to jargon. If that sounds like you, here's what we're building teams for in 2025.
Financial Statement Analysis Instructor
Teaching professionals how to read between the lines of balance sheets and income statements. We need someone who's spotted red flags in real company reports and can share those war stories. Starting cohorts in September 2025.
Investment Portfolio Strategy Guide
Not looking for someone to teach theory—we need practitioners who've built and managed actual portfolios. You'll help students understand risk assessment and asset allocation through real decision-making frameworks. October 2025 start.
Financial Modeling Workshop Leader
Excel ninjas wanted. If you can build complex models in your sleep and explain your logic clearly, this role fits. You'll teach practical modeling techniques that students can apply immediately. Programs launching November 2025.