Ask questions, share ideas and worth together on this course.
We’ve gamified the experience so you can earn different soft skills by completing different tasks.
Don't have experience? Let's show you can do the job either way.
Learn basic functions and formulas that will help you perform thorough analysis of a company’s financial data.
Practice your Excel skills by following along on a case study.
Understand the importance of accounting and the components of a profit & loss statement (income statement) and balance sheet.
Understand double-sided entries, the accounting equation and the key principles of accounting.
Practice preparing journal entries and financial statements with real-world examples of these concepts.
Monitor your company's health by understanding horizontal and vertical analysis and financial ratios.
Determine whether a project or investment is feasible by calculating Net Present Value. Also learn how to calculate a complete loan schedule.
Present your findings and recommendations using Excel tables, charts, and reports and compile them in a PowerPoint presentation.
The experience at EntryLevel cemented my grasp on Product Management processes, and was an experience I used in depth during my interview. Since I didn't have any direct product management experience, the EntryLevel experience strengthened my profile in the eyes of the hiring managers.
Ayomide has received three job offers since completing the program, from Ventures Platform Nigeria, M-KOPA and Wild Fusion. Ayomide is currently working as a Financial Data Analyst at Wild Fusion. While searching for a full time role, he found that he had tangible examples of his work through EntryLevel.
I successfully got a job at LoftyInc Capital Management as a Venture Analyst. It was very useful, I won't lie. From deal sourcing to deal diligence, there was a lot I didn't know and I’m still learning. I still have the Notion link bookmarked to refer back to it.
I received an offer for a Sales Engineer role. The process engineering knowledge I obtained during the program stood out to my employers, as water treatment is one of the industries in which they work.
When I did the EntryLevel program, I was playing a dual role of Product Owner and Quality Assurance on a team. Two weeks ago I was offered a full Product Owner role (no Quality Assurance) at the same company for a different team. I learned a lot and gained a lot of insight from the coursework through the program so, I'll forever be grateful for that! I’ve finally made the transition!
I started off the blockchain experience without knowing what a smart contract was. I do have programming experience but the 30-day intensive experience helped me get there quickly with the accountability of a team environment. The EntryLevel team introduced me to Drift post graduation and I was in the team a few weeks later.
I was all over the place…EntryLevel was one of the best decisions I made because it helps me focus.
I even want to go back to the course now and start learning again…I’d gladly recommend it.
The experience at EntryLevel cemented my grasp on Product Management processes, and was an experience I used in depth during my interview. Since I didn't have any direct product management experience, the EntryLevel experience strengthened my profile in the eyes of the hiring managers.
Ayomide has received three job offers since completing the program, from Ventures Platform Nigeria, M-KOPA and Wild Fusion. Ayomide is currently working as a Financial Data Analyst at Wild Fusion. While searching for a full time role, he found that he had tangible examples of his work through EntryLevel.
I successfully got a job at LoftyInc Capital Management as a Venture Analyst. It was very useful, I won't lie. From deal sourcing to deal diligence, there was a lot I didn't know and I’m still learning. I still have the Notion link bookmarked to refer back to it.
I received an offer for a Sales Engineer role. The process engineering knowledge I obtained during the program stood out to my employers, as water treatment is one of the industries in which they work.
When I did the EntryLevel program, I was playing a dual role of Product Owner and Quality Assurance on a team. Two weeks ago I was offered a full Product Owner role (no Quality Assurance) at the same company for a different team. I learned a lot and gained a lot of insight from the coursework through the program so, I'll forever be grateful for that! I’ve finally made the transition!
I started off the blockchain experience without knowing what a smart contract was. I do have programming experience but the 30-day intensive experience helped me get there quickly with the accountability of a team environment. The EntryLevel team introduced me to Drift post graduation and I was in the team a few weeks later.
Instead of thousands of dollars, our base price is low and we have financial aid for those who need it.
No pass/fail grades. As long as you do the course work to a minimum standard (no copying other people and some attempt at the questions) you'll qualify.
Once you’ve finished the course on time you can get all your money back or you can opt-in for some premium perks.
Most companies charge you thousands of dollars to help you have “skin in the game”. While its true that financial cost can be an incentive, if that's all they cared about they would refund you when you finish.
If you don’t finish, you retain access to the content. (People who opt for a refund lose access immediately after the course is over) In essence, you have nothing to lose because the worst case is you’ve paid for a course. Which is what most companies do anyway. We just want to provide a way to incentivise you to get to the finish line.
EntryLevel makes money in a number of ways:
At the end of the program (if you graduate) you are offered the Premium Perks, which include:
To purchase these perks all you have to do is let us keep your commitment bond! Please note that the Premium Perks are completely optional.
Users who claim their refund will still receive a standard certificate of completion and will have their access to the content revoked after the program ends.