Money, markets and the real economy.
Eight case-study modules on what the classroom leaves out, six simulations, and one capstone.
Eight modules
Each one anchored in an event that actually happened.
A taste of Module 01
Two savers invest the same amount each month until 60. One starts at 25, the other at 35. Move the sliders.
An illustration for learning, not investment advice.
Learning by doing
Six simulations through the course, ending in an Investment Committee Day: teams defend a recommendation in front of guests from banking, investing and policy.
- Stock Market Game
- Central Bank Room
- Deal Room
- Client Meeting
- Budget Committee
- Forensic Accountant
Formats
From a single assembly to a full term.
| Format | Length | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Single modules | 60–90 minutes each | Trying it out, assemblies |
| Bootcamp | 1 day, four headline modules | Career days, summer schools |
| Intensive | 4 weeks, all eight modules + capstone | Grades 11–12, holiday programmes |
| Full course | 1 term, with assignments | IB / CBSE economics enrichment |
Students leave with financial literacy, Excel and data skills, research, writing and presenting experience, a certificate, and a portfolio of work for university applications.
Start with a free pilot.
Run one module with your students before committing to the full programme.