Volume 04 · Taipei

Deal language, taught the way a Taipei desk actually uses it.

PageWork Core is a teaching atelier for M&A Advisory Consulting. We drill the memos, pegs, and caveat lists that keep a junior from over-claiming in front of a partner. No theatre. Files, then vocabulary, then judgment.

Open the flagship ledger

Evening sessions · 18:40 English instruction San Chung Rd. studio
Night view of glass office towers used as the home hero
We teach from redacted Taiwan outbound files, not from generic MBA slideware.
47 closed-file walkthroughs in the library
6.5 wks typical live cohort length
NT$410m median deal size studied
22 alumni now on HK or SG desks
Flagship

Cross-Border Mandate Literacy

The program we run when a Taiwanese corporates team is about to sit in a Hong Kong or Singapore process and needs to stop sounding like a translation of a CIM. You will mark up a working-capital peg, write a one-page issue list a partner can actually read, and learn which synergy sentences should never leave the room.

Informational fee from NT$48,000 for the Desk Brief track. This is tuition, not a retainer, and it does not put you on a live mandate.

Read the module map

Advisors reviewing printed deal materials at a conference table
Ledger

Three seats on the current board

Method

How a briefing is built here

File first

You receive a redacted pack: CIM excerpt, trial balance slice, and a messy email from “client.” No lecture until you have marked the pack.

Partner red ink

Faculty annotate your issue list the way a Taipei MD would: too long, too certain, missing the tax leak.

Spoken version

You then have four minutes to present. If the sentence would not survive a board, it does not survive the studio.

Heard on the desk

Notes from people who sat the work

The working-capital module in Cross-Border Mandate Literacy made me stop treating the peg as a rounding item. I still wish they had given us a second manufacturing file; the consumer example was cleaner than what I see at work.

Mei-ling H. · associate, listed electronics group, Taipei

SPA Language for Non-Lawyers is the only course that made me write “I am not counsel” on the cover of my notes. Useful. Slightly humbling.

client in industrial chemicals distribution

Longer notes and two case write-ups

Next intake

Bring a file you are allowed to discuss.

If you cannot bring a file, we will issue a studio pack. Either way, write us before you pay tuition.

Write the desk