Do i need fp&a skills for project finance modelling?

Hi all,

I work in Project finance and i need to learn how to model out the initial 3, 4 years of capex, not from a valuation perspective, but from a cash/expenses etc perspective to show a plan to a client.

A normal PF model focuses a lot on the big picture, but doesn't pay much attention to the little details like working capital etc.

Do you think an FP&A course would help me to improve my project analysis skills? 

This would not be for corprate finance, this is specifically for PF.

Thanks!

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