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"My favorite thing about this camp was working with others to create a slideshow. This was fun because it's not easy doing everything by yourself, and you get to learn what others think and what things they do. And all together, just getting to do something and have fun with it" 

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"My favorite thing about the camp was that we not only learned about the different topics to be a better investor, but that we also made slideshows to show that we actually understood the information. I also liked how we covered ethics and ESG, as it is a topic that many people forget when thinking about finance and investing."

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Students rated us 4.5 stars!

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"I liked learning about investments, playing games to demonstrate our knowledge, and working with teams to display the skills we learned. I enjoyed the People's Pie game the most and would like to have played similar games. The kahoots and blookets were a good opportunity to quiz ourselves on definitions."

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A Day at Camp

NextGen Investing Camp is an interactive, hands-on introduction to investing and the stock market designed for middle school students. Throughout the week, students will learn the fundamentals of how the stock market works, how to evaluate companies, and what makes a stock a good investment.

 

Learning goes beyond lectures—students will participate in games and friendly competitions using an investment simulator, where they can apply real-world decision-making and earn prizes. Campers will also learn how to read and analyze basic financial statements, helping them understand company performance and risk.

 

By the end of the camp, students will independently research stocks and build a portfolio tailored to a real-world case study. Each student will present their portfolio to the class, developing confidence and communication skills, with top-performing portfolios earning awards. Our goal is to make investing engaging, accessible, and fun while building a strong foundation in financial literacy.

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