Aoife Brennan
Lead Instructor, Financial Analysis
Aoife spent nine years in corporate finance before moving into education. Her sessions focus on ratio analysis and interpreting cash flow statements under different business conditions.
About cisuhei
Where financial
Where financial
thinking gets built
cisuhei is a Tipperary-based educational organisation focused on financial analysis fundamentals — structured, practical, and built around how people actually learn to read numbers.
Our approach
Grounded in practice, not abstraction
Financial analysis is a craft learned through repeated contact with real data — balance sheets, cash flow statements, ratio interpretation. cisuhei courses are structured around that contact, not around theory for its own sake.
Every module is sequenced so that each concept depends on the previous one. There are no shortcuts inserted to make things feel easier than they are.
Learners work through actual company reports and build analytical habits that transfer to professional settings — not just exam answers.
8 structured modules
Each module builds directly on the last — no filler, no padding between concepts.
128 learners rated us 4.8
Feedback collected across cohorts since 2016 — consistent across different professional backgrounds.
Thurles, Co. Tipperary
A regional institution serving local learners with access to the same rigour as larger urban providers.
Real company data
Course exercises use publicly available financial reports — learners practise on material that existed before the course was written.
The people behind the courses
Student projects
Instructors who work in the field
Each instructor at cisuhei has applied financial analysis professionally — they bring that context into every session, not just the textbook version of it.
Ciarán Ó Floinn
Curriculum Designer
Ciarán designs the sequencing and assessment structure for each module. His background in accounting practice means he knows which gaps trip learners up most — and builds around them.
Magda Krawczyk
Student Outcomes Advisor
Magda tracks how learners progress after completing courses and feeds that data back into curriculum decisions. She also supports learners who need to adapt the material to their specific professional context.