The program

How the program runs

A live course in personal finance for high-school students, taught in small cohorts by the founder.

The facts

Each class has one job: turn a concept into a skill.

Taught live
The instructor teaches every class live, at business-school depth, in language a teenager can use.
Practiced on realistic numbers
Every class includes a practical activity run on numbers that look like real life: a pay stub, a credit offer, a savings plan, a college comparison.
Decisions defended out loud
Students commit to their decisions and defend them out loud.
Personal feedback
Cohorts are small, so nobody hides. Every student speaks, every student decides, and the instructor gives personal feedback on the work.

Enrollment includes the Outtlearn application, which supports the live classes:

The interactive real-life money simulations used in class.

Each class has its own page, so a missed class can be caught up before the next one.

Taken at the start and the end, they show what actually changed.

Parents receive four updates across the cohort,
starting before the first class.

Orientation call
A short call before the cohort starts.
Progress note
A personal note after week one.
Capstone invitation
An invitation to the final class, where the capstone challenge happens.
Cohort report
A report at the end of the cohort.

Registration happens in the Outtlearn application.