Six courses, ordered by how much each one actually opens. Progress is saved on this device and shared across all of them.
What the words mean, how the pieces fit, and how to talk about it in a room. Four levels, a spaced-repetition drill, 63 practice exercises and 42 interview questions.
Why it is on the list. This is the one that opens the roles you actually want — AI enablement, adoption, use-case delivery. You are qualified for those today and blocked on evidence, not capability.
The transactional finance you already did for ten years, put back within reach: purchase to pay, order to cash, the ledger, reconciliation, master data, and the month-end close.
Why it is on the list. Every Tier 1 role on your list is this work. You have not done it daily for a long time, and an interview asks you to produce the detail on demand. This is recall practice, not learning from zero.
Workplace Danish: following a meeting, reading an email, handling a supplier call. B1, not fluency.
Why it is on the list. It blocks more roles than every other gap combined — over thirty in this search alone. It is also the one thing an app is the wrong tool for: the free kommune course is the answer, and it has a twelve-to-eighteen month lead time, so it has to start first. This academy will support that course, not replace it.
One real dashboard you can talk about, and enough SQL to pull and filter data. Not certification.
Why it is on the list. The fastest-closing gap of anything on the list — two to three weeks of evenings — and it appears in finance roles and AI roles both. DLF nearly stopped you applying over it, and that role became your interview.
Operational buying, P2P, supplier master data, three-way match, contract administration.
Why it is on the list. The operational half is yours and worth refreshing. The strategic half — category strategy, tenders, negotiation — is deliberately excluded: that is an experience gap that no course closes, and pretending otherwise would waste your time.
Structure, one idea per slide, charts that read at a glance, and presenting without reading the screen.
Why it is on the list. Small, cheap, and it turns up in more postings than it deserves to. Worth a weekend, not a month.