What the Saturday cohort says afterwards
Most people who walk into the Woodstock room have never opened an annual report. These are notes from students, first-time earners and teachers who sat through a full module and did the closing exercise.
I came in thinking a low share price meant a cheap company. We spent the second hour pulling apart a listing page and I realised the number on its own tells you almost nothing. That was the part that stuck.
The inflation exercise hit harder than I expected. We tracked a real first-salary budget across twelve months and watched transport and data eat the difference. Nobody tried to sell me anything at the end.
I run an after-school club and brought six learners along. The facilitators were patient with the questions and never once promised a shortcut. We now use the workbook as our Thursday activity.
Across the last four Saturday intakes, 92% of attendees finished the closing exercise on a public company report, and 78% came back for a second module. The online cohort runs the same material, with a facilitator reading through submitted worksheets each week.
We do not publish testimonials from people promising returns, and we do not run a referral scheme. If a session did not work for you, we would rather hear that directly — it shapes what we teach next.