Each day is one short class on accounting, finance, marketing or AI, built on numbers a real company published. Twelve classes make a course. Pass the final and you get a free certificate you can add to LinkedIn.
You learn one idea, answer three questions, then use it on a real company's numbers. One class has you work out Apple's working capital from its own balance sheet: $143,566M in current assets against $145,308M in current liabilities.
Get a question wrong and the class tells you why.
Pass a course's final and you get a certificate with your name, the course and the month. It has a public link, so an employer can confirm it's real.
It isn't a degree, and Tenurable isn't accredited.
Most figures come from annual reports companies file with the SEC. Each class names the document it used. Tenurable isn't affiliated with any company it teaches from.
Email [email protected] with a wrong figure, a missing course or a class that didn't make sense.