Altesia training

Train your teams with people who practise consolidation and IFRS every day

Small-group courses, run live by practitioners, on numbers-based exercises true to the reality of closings. IFRS 18 applies on 1 January 2027: the deadline feels distant, but the 2026 comparatives are already underway.

Trainer answering questions from a group in session

IFRS 18 applies on 1 January 2027, 2026 comparatives included

Next masterclass: Monday 14 September 2026. 8 to 10 seats, numbers-based exercises included.

Two one-day courses, run by practitioners

Altesia Consulting offers two one-day training courses: consolidation fundamentals, and preparation for IFRS 18, applicable to annual periods beginning on or after 1 January 2027. Sessions of 8 to 10 participants; each course has its own detailed page with the full programme and registration.

Programmes already proven in session

More than 20 consolidation specialists and managers trained

Latest session in June 2026, run live for teams from industrial, pharmaceutical, energy and retail groups.

From consolidation specialists to statutory auditors

Our IFRS training courses have been attended by consolidation specialists, accounting departments and statutory auditors from industrial, pharmaceutical and services groups.

Trainers on active engagements

Sessions are run by practitioners from the Altesia network, consolidation managers and senior consolidation specialists working with groups. What the room works on comes from the field, not a textbook case.

A pedagogy rooted in group practice

01

Start from the field

Every notion is introduced through a real closing or transition situation, before the text of the standard.

02

Work on numbers-based cases

Participants handle realistic group data: computations, entries, corrections discussed in session.

03

Pass on a method

Materials, diagnostic grids and step-by-step guides stay with the teams after the session, ready to be reused internally.

Frequently asked questions

Are the courses suited to my industry?

Yes. The mechanics covered are common to all groups; the exercises are designed to transpose to your context, and in-house sessions build on your own financial statements.

Can a session be organised on our premises?

Yes. Every course is available in-house, with a programme adjusted to your scope and tools. Simply mention it in the contact form.

Who runs the courses?

Courses are run by Colombe Miata, partner at Altesia Consulting, or by a practitioner from the Altesia network, selected for their experience of consolidated closings and IFRS. All of them work on group engagements: field practice feeds every session.

How many participants per session?

8 to 10 participants, so that everyone can raise questions from their own context and work through the exercises live.

How much does a course cost?

Each course in the catalogue costs EUR 450 excl. VAT per participant for one day, numbers-based exercises and materials included. In-house sessions are quoted separately, depending on the programme and the number of participants.

Can I cancel or postpone my registration?

Yes. Cancellation is free of charge up to 5 business days before the session. After that, you can move your seat to a later session at no cost, or have a colleague replace you at any time.

Is the session guaranteed to run?

Each session runs from 4 registered participants. Below that threshold, Altesia offers a transfer to the next session or a full refund.

Request a programme or an in-house session

Leave us your details: Colombe Miata will come back to you with the detailed programme and upcoming dates.

  • Response within two business days
  • Detailed programme sent by email
  • Preliminary call available to validate the group level