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    FrameLab vs Training You

    FrameLab vs Training You: active practice or video library?

    Training You offers a large library of solved video cases and also covers finance. FrameLab makes you actively solve cases and rehearse the oral part with an AI. Here is the comparison, criterion by criterion.

    Training You, founded by former Lazard professionals, is a video course platform preparing for strategy consulting interviews but also finance (M&A, corporate finance, capital markets). For consulting, it offers around twenty courses and over 170 solved video cases. FrameLab focuses on consulting and bets on active practice: you solve the cases yourself and rehearse the oral part with an AI interviewer. The real question: do you prefer watching solved cases, or solving them yourself?

    Detailed comparison

    CriterionFrameLabTraining You
    Learning approachActive practice (you solve the cases)Video course library (you watch)
    Practice cases180+ interactive cases to solve170+ solved cases on video
    Oral simulationAI voice, 320 min a month, available 24/7No (video format)
    Timed drillsYesNot advertised
    Peer-to-peer practiceYesNot advertised
    CoverageStrategy consulting (focused)Consulting and finance (M&A, markets)
    Sector and firm profilesReal cases tied to firms14 sector profiles, 17 firm profiles
    FormatInteractive online practiceCourses and cases on video

    The strengths of Training You

    • A very large content library, with over 170 filmed solved cases.
    • Finance coverage on top of consulting (M&A, corporate finance, capital markets), useful if you are still hesitating.
    • Sector and firm profiles to build market knowledge.
    • Courses delivered by recognized industry professionals.

    What FrameLab does differently

    • You actively solve cases instead of watching a walkthrough: progress comes from practice, not from watching.
    • An AI interviewer for the oral part, available 24/7, to rehearse the interview in real conditions.
    • Timed drills to train calculation and structuring speed.
    • A peer (duo) mode to practice with peers as in a real cross-interview.
    • Personalized progress tracking that targets your weak spots case after case.

    Who is it for?

    Choose Training You Training You if you want a large library of solved cases to watch, or if you are also preparing finance interviews.

    Choose FrameLab if you want to actively practice consulting, solve the cases yourself and rehearse the oral part with an AI, rather than watching walkthroughs.

    In brief

    Training You is an excellent content library, especially if you also target finance. But watching a solved case is not practicing. FrameLab is built for active practice: you solve, you compute, you go oral with an AI, and you do it again. The two are complementary, but it is active repetition that turns preparation into reflex.

    Frequently asked questions

    What is the difference between FrameLab and Training You?

    Training You is a library of video courses and solved cases, covering consulting and finance. FrameLab is an active practice platform, focused on consulting, where you solve cases yourself and rehearse the oral part with an AI interviewer. One is watched, the other is practiced.

    Does Training You cover finance as well as consulting?

    Yes, Training You also prepares for finance interviews (M&A, corporate finance, capital markets), in addition to consulting. FrameLab is focused on strategy consulting. If you target consulting only, that focus translates into deeper practice on cases and the oral part.

    Is it better to watch solved cases or solve them yourself?

    Watching walkthroughs helps understand methods, but interview performance comes from active practice. It is by solving cases yourself, out loud and under time pressure, that structure becomes a reflex. FrameLab is built around this active practice.

    Practice on real cases, right now

    180+ real interview cases, AI voice simulation and timed drills. At your pace, unlimited.

    Comparison based on public information from each provider's website. Competitor offerings may change: check the details on their official site.