Rey Parcon · Sir Parcon

Make the
complex
practical.

I teach finance, train people in Excel and data analytics, and build digital tools. One idea connects it all: understanding should lead to something you can use.

THE SIR PARCON PRACTICEMANILA, PH
Think clearly.
Put it into practice.
Finance educator · Excel trainer · Tool builderFor learners, educators, and teams
01 What I do

From understanding
to application.

A financial concept, a spreadsheet, or a process that takes too many steps. I help make it clearer—and turn it into useful work.

/ 01

Teach the why.

Finance makes more sense when you can connect the numbers to a decision. My teaching brings concepts, cases, and calculations together so you can explain your reasoning.

Finance & investments
Business statistics & analytics
/ 02

Build the skill.

Excel training should carry over to the work you actually do. I focus on working with data, building useful reports, and understanding how your formulas and analysis work.

Microsoft Excel & Power Query
Data analysis & visualization
/ 03

Make it work.

I build digital tools around everyday tasks in education and administration. The starting point is a practical problem: what needs to be tracked, organized, or made easier?

Learning resources
Reporting tools & workflow apps
02 The person behind the work

Hi, I’m Rey.
You can call me
Sir Parcon.

Rey G. Parcon

I’m interested in what happens after an explanation: when someone can use an idea, question a result, or solve a problem on their own.

That is the thread through my work as a finance educator, an Excel trainer, and a builder of practical tools. I like making room for the question, “How would this work in practice?”

I teach Finance at Far Eastern University’s Institute of Accounts, Business and Finance, and serve as one of FEU Academy’s lead trainers for Microsoft Excel and data analytics using Excel. My experience in academic leadership also informs how I approach systems, learning, and day-to-day work.

This is where those interests come together: lessons you can apply, skills you can keep using, and tools built around a real task.

MBA · Financial ManagementMicrosoft Office Specialist · Excel ExpertProfessional background ↗
04 How I approach the work

Clear thinking.
Practical by design.

01 / START WITH THE QUESTION

Make the purpose clear.

Before choosing a formula, a lesson activity, or a tool, ask what someone needs to understand or accomplish.

02 / SHOW THE REASONING

Make the thinking visible.

An answer is useful. Knowing how you got there—and how to check it—makes that knowledge useful again.

03 / PUT IT INTO PRACTICE

Make it usable.

Work with a case, a dataset, or a real process. Apply the idea, examine the result, and improve what needs attention.

05 Work with me

What are you
working on?

Planning a training session, developing a learning resource, or thinking through a process? Tell me about your audience, the task, and what you want to achieve.

Tell me who the training is for, their current Excel experience, and the tasks they want to handle better.

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