A practical PowerPoint subject for finance and consulting professionals who need their analysis to land. Nine courses and a project across three tracks, from PowerPoint fundamentals through chart selection, chart construction, template design and the mechanics of presenting in the room.
Audit findings, deal recommendations, board updates and client pitches all live in PowerPoint, and the analyst who builds the deck shapes the decision. This subject takes a complete beginner from PowerPoint fundamentals through chart selection, chart construction, template design, interactivity and the mechanics of delivering it in the room.
See the learning outcomes →Open PowerPoint for the first time in week one. Build interactive, brand‑consistent decks with custom charts and templates by the end. Skip ahead, jump in mid‑subject, or run it all top to bottom.
Two dedicated courses on choosing the right chart and building it correctly, plus a workplace project on illustrating company performance for senior management.
Every lesson lands in a finance or consulting context. Decks built for the kind of audience analysts actually present to: partners, clients, boards and senior management.
Every milestone is independently accredited by CPD, CPE and NASBA, so what learners earn here counts towards continuing professional development.
Every outcome is mapped to a specific lesson and assessed through scenario‑based exercises. Learners walk away with practical PowerPoint skills they can apply on the next client deck, board pack or internal presentation.
Slides, text, shapes and tables, plus the customisation moves that turn a blank deck into something that actually looks intentional.
Essential PowerPointVary how and when you display data so the audience stays with you. The everyday visuals analysts reach for to make the analysis register.
Visual StorytellingMatch each chart type to the question it answers. Stop using the same bar chart for everything, and stop confusing audiences with the wrong format.
Visual StorytellingAvoid the design habits that quietly sabotage presentations. Build charts that audiences read fast, and that hold up under partner‑level scrutiny.
Visual StorytellingBuild templates with consistent design language, so every deck across the team looks like it came from the same firm. Faster decks, better readability, less rework.
Visual StorytellingSubtle transitions, animations, audience participation and live camera feeds. The interactivity moves that keep an audience awake without veering into gimmicks.
Visual StorytellingDefine audience, intent, structure and content, then present it confidently in PowerPoint with the presenter tools that maintain credibility from start to finish.
Presenting DataPowerPoint is built as three tracks. Beginner essentials, then a deep visual storytelling track on charts and templates, and a closing pair on designing and delivering the presentation itself. Pick a single track or run the full subject end to end.
The starting point. Slides, text, shapes, tables and the customisation moves that turn a blank deck into something the team can actually build on.
The basic toolkit for understanding how powerful PowerPoint can be. Create slides, add text, shapes and tables, and start customising. The foundation every deck builds on.
The deck that lands. Visuals, chart selection and construction, template customisation and interactivity, with a workplace project on illustrating company performance.
Insight without engagement rarely lands. Add basic visuals to your deck and vary how and when you display data, so the messages register with the audience in the room.
Charts are accessible visual tools, but the wrong type for the message confuses audiences. Match each chart type to the question it actually answers.
A workplace project. Help the finance team at medical tech firm Alert Accelerator present a financial performance roundup to senior management with charts that actually tell the story.
Build charts that read fast and hold up under partner‑level scrutiny. Avoid the small design habits that quietly sabotage credibility on the deck.
Build templates that align with brand and message. Consistent design across the team, faster decks, better readability and decks that audiences actually remember.
Holding attention is the hardest part of presenting. Subtle transitions, animations, audience participation and live camera feeds, all without veering into gimmicks.
The delivery layer. Designing the structure of the presentation, then physically delivering it in person or virtually with PowerPoint's presenter tools.
The decks that engage are built on a clear structure. Define audience, intent, structure and content, then check the deck for accessibility and accuracy before delivery.
The final step is delivery. PowerPoint's presenter tools and commands keep credibility intact from start to finish, whether the audience is in the room or on a video call.
PowerPoint sits inside Kubicle's wider library, alongside subjects on Excel, Power BI, Visualization Fundamentals, Data Literacy, AI, financial modelling and project management.
Try for Free →Kubicle is engineered around a single goal: practical skills that get used. Every design choice, from lesson length to assessment style, is made to keep finance and consulting professionals engaged and to translate watch time into measurable outcomes at their desk.
Most lessons run 5–10 minutes. Designed to fit between meetings, not block out a Tuesday afternoon. The result: 80% completion vs. a 7% industry benchmark.
Learners build a portfolio of project work, not a list of completion certificates. Skills practised on the kind of decks they'll build on a real engagement.
CPD, CPE and NASBA accreditation means credits count toward continuing professional development. Certificates are shareable on LinkedIn the moment they're earned.
Every course slots into a wider learning path. Pair PowerPoint with Excel, Power BI, Data Literacy or Visualization Fundamentals as the team's needs grow.
Engagement and skill‑gain dashboards from day one. Leaders see exactly where capability is building and where it isn't, by team and by role.
Modules are refreshed continuously to reflect new tools, regulation and the rise of generative AI. You never pay for material that's gone stale.
The numbers, the accreditations and the customer outcomes are all on the table, so L&D, Early Careers and Practice Leads can build the business case fast.
Every course awards CPE / CPD credits via NASBA‑recognised accreditation, so time spent here counts on a CV and on the team's compliance log.
These aren't aspirational numbers. They are the measured outcomes Kubicle clients report after a typical rollout, with manager‑level dashboards from day one so practice and L&D leaders can see exactly where capability is building.
More than 60% of Kubicle learners report saving between 30 minutes and 2 hours every week thanks to sharper data and presentation skills. Time redirected to higher-value work, and a measurable productivity dividend at the team level.
45% of Kubicle learners apply newly‑acquired skills daily, the difference between training that's watched and training that's worked.
75%+ of learners report measurable gains in both data analysis and the communication skills needed to make insights land with stakeholders.
Kubicle was easy to set up and our learners were quickly engaged. It's effectively closed our skill gap, especially in tools like Excel and data processing, and the real-time progress tracking and certifications are why we'll keep using it.
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Try for Free →Anyone in finance and consulting who builds and presents decks: audit, advisory, deals, FP&A, corporate finance and management consulting. The nine items are pitched at every level, from complete beginners through to advanced template customisation and presentation delivery. No prior PowerPoint experience required to start.
Roughly 15 hours of content across 9 courses and a project, worth 10.0 CPE/CPD credits. Most learners complete the full subject in three to five weeks of casual study.
No. Track 01 starts from PowerPoint Fundamentals. Analysts already comfortable with PowerPoint typically jump in at Chart Selection, Chart Construction or the Presenting Data track. The full subject runs end to end if a learner wants the complete picture.
Yes, in detail. Chart Selection covers picking the right chart for the message, Chart Construction covers building it correctly, and the workplace project on illustrating company performance pulls both together for a senior management audience.
Yes. Kubicle credentials are independently accredited by CPD, CPE and NASBA. Every course and project awards CPE/CPD credits that learners can apply toward continuing professional development. Certificates are shareable on LinkedIn the moment they're issued.
Yes. Kubicle offers off‑the‑shelf integrations with leading LMS providers and the engineering team will build a custom integration for any other system you run. SSO is supported across the board, and a Reporting API exposes engagement and completion data to your dashboards.
Kubicle is ISO 27001 certified, GDPR‑compliant, and undergoes regular third‑party penetration testing. Granular roles, SSO and audit logging are built in.
Of course. Send an enquiry and a learning advisor will scope the rollout, recommend the right starting point for your team, and put together a pilot proposal with a tailored quote.
Send a short enquiry and a learning advisor will come back within one business day with a tailored recommendation: a curriculum mapped to your team's roles, a sample pathway through PowerPoint (and any related subjects), and a quote you can take to budget. Built for teams of 5 to 100, deployable in days.
