Vishal Zawar
Excel Training by Finance Expert | Boost Skills & Productivity | Learn Data Analysis, Dashboards & Automation
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Vishal Zawar
Masters degree
/ 55 min
About your data science tutor
With a strong foundation in finance, analytics, and professional training, my teaching approach is designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application—especially in tools like Microsoft Excel, which remains one of the most powerful and widely used platforms in the professional world. Over the years, I have developed a teaching style that is highly interactive, application-oriented, and tailored to the diverse learning needs of students from commerce, management, and technical backgrounds. My philosophy of teaching Excel goes beyond formulas and functions. I believe Excel is not just a software—it is a decision-making tool. Whether a student is a beginner trying to understand basic calculations or an advanced learner aiming to build financial models or dashboards, my goal is to help them think analytically and solve real-world problems efficiently. I focus on developing clarity of concepts first and then gradually moving towards complexity, ensuring that every student builds a strong and confident foundation. One of the key highlights of my teaching style is simplicity. I break down complex Excel concepts into easy-to-understand steps using real-life examples. For instance, instead of just explaining functions like VLOOKUP, INDEX-MATCH, or Pivot Tables in isolation, I connect them to business scenarios such as sales analysis, inventory management, or financial reporting. This makes learning more relatable and helps students understand not just “how” but also “why” a particular function is used. Together, we work towards transforming knowledge into skills and skills into success.
Data Science tutor skills
Case Studies
Data visualization
Predictive modeling
Learner types for data science class
Data Science for adults
Data Science for beginners
Data Science for intermediate
Data Science for advanced
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Data Science concepts taught by Vishal
The student and tutor worked through applying horizontal analysis techniques to financial statements using Excel. They practiced both year-to-year comparison and trend analysis, focusing on the correct Excel formulas and implementation, including cell freezing. The session also covered basic navigation of annual reports and the interpretation of significant financial changes.
Trend Analysis (Base Year as 100%)
Excel Functions for Financial Analysis
Analyzing Financial Statement Notes
Horizontal Analysis (Year-over-Year)
The Student and Tutor reviewed financial statements, focusing on profitability analysis and identifying key trends. They discussed the importance of comparing financial metrics against industry averages and analyzing unusual items. The Student was assigned to review the company's annual report to investigate specific financial anomalies and identify the company's competitive advantages, also completing a SWOT analysis.
Gross Profit Margin Analysis
SWOT Analysis
Economic
Industry and Company Analysis (EIC)
Financial Statement Charting and Analysis
Liquidity
Solvency and Sustainability
Profitability Assessment
The tutor instructed the student on how to use the Wingi platform's chat feature to upload academic documents. They practiced navigating the platform, logging in, and finding the chat functionality. The session also included troubleshooting document upload issues, with a plan to share screens for further assistance.
Document Sharing via Chat
Accessing the Learning Platform (Wingi)
Student Dashboard Navigation
Troubleshooting File Sharing Issues
The Tutor and Student worked on financial statement analysis, specifically focusing on the income statement and balance sheet. They practiced calculating and interpreting absolute and percentage changes for various financial metrics, with a plan to create a cash flow statement in the next session.
Balance Sheet Analysis
Depreciation and Amortization
Interpreting Financial Statement Details (Notes to Accounts)
Cash Flow Statement
The Tutor guided the Student through an Excel session focused on financial statement analysis, specifically comparative analysis. They practiced calculating absolute and percentage changes between two financial years using Excel and began interpreting the results, covering concepts like revenue, COGS, and operating income.
Comparative Analysis
Absolute vs. Percentage Change
Excel for Financial Analysis
Interpreting Financial Statements
Depreciation vs. Impairment
Teaching tools used by data science tutor
Streamlit
Jupyter Notebook
Google Colab
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