Who is this for?

Teens who are curious about investing and want to build real-world confidence:

• Many teens want to invest but don’t know how to choose a company
• This hands-on workshop breaks down the process from finding a stock to reading basic charts and evaluating if it’s a smart buy

 
Students gain the how to:

• pick your first stocks the smart way
• Find companies, read charts, and spot trends before investing
• find good companies to invest in
• research stocks on public investing websites
• read a basic stock chart and understand trends
• ask right questions before buying a stock

End with a hands-on exercise: "Would you have made money?"

Who is this for?

• Teens ready to take their investing knowledge beyond picking a single stock.
• Already know the basics but want to understand how to build a complete portfolio
• Want to avoid risky investing mistakes and learn what diversification really means
• Like hands-on learning with real examples of ETFs and mutual funds

Students gain the how to:

• Understand what diversification means and why it matters
• Compare stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds for different goals
• Learn how to balance risk and reward using asset mix examples
• Practice building a sample portfolio step-by-step
• Discover how investors use indexes like the S&P 500

End with an interactive exercise: “Can you build a balanced portfolio that performs well in changing markets?

Who is this for?

• Teens curious about how digital money and blockchain really work.
• Want to understand what crypto actually is (beyond social media hype)?
• Curious why Bitcoin was invented and what makes it valuable?
• Interested in how blockchain is transforming Wall Street and global finance?

Students gain the how to:

• Understand what cryptocurrency and blockchain mean — in plain English
• Learn how Bitcoin began and how it’s mined
• See how blockchain verifies and secures transactions
• Explore real-world uses from NFTs to digital payments to Wall Street tokenization
• Identify risks and red flags to avoid scams or bad investments

End with an interactive exercise:
“Can you spot which crypto projects are real innovations — and which are hype?"

Who is this for?

• Teens curious about how great ideas become billion-dollar companies
• Interested in entrepreneurship, business, or innovation
• Wonder how companies raise money to grow and scale
• Want to understand how the stock market helps turn ideas into global brands
• Connect creativity, finance and the real-world economy

Students gain the how to:

• Learn the IPO journey from startup to public company
• Understand how companies raise money, scale and go public
• Discover why companies issue stock and how investors fuel growth
• See how the Wall Street ecosystem works - bankers, analysts, traders, and investors
• Connect the dots between entrepreneurship, the economy and investing