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Summer 2026 · Now Enrolling

Finance, Technology & the Skills for What Comes Next

A six-week, in-person summer programme helping 15–18 year olds build real confidence in economics, finance and emerging tech, alongside the practical know-how to win internships, degree apprenticeships and placements at top firms.

Summer 2026 Ages 15–18 Hackney · London 6 Weeks In-Person

Built to bridge the gap school doesn't.

FinTech Teens was founded on a simple belief: young people should explore the worlds of finance, economics, technology and data before they reach university or the workplace.

Created by an economics student at King's College London and Degree Apprentice at Amazon , the programme is designed to give students an early introduction to fields such as economics, finance, data analytics and technology. Many students go on to study these subjects at university or pursue related careers without ever having had meaningful exposure to what they actually involve.

Our in-person workshops combine interactive lessons, collaborative problem-solving, presentation skills and practical activities. Rather than relying on traditional teaching, we encourage your child to think critically, work in teams and apply concepts to realistic scenarios.

FinTech Teens' mission is to help students explore these disciplines in greater depth, nurture meaningful interests and build experiences they can draw upon when applying for university, degree apprenticeships and future opportunities.

Economics & Finance

How markets, businesses and governments really make decisions.

Data Analytics

Turning raw numbers into insight, trends and clear stories.

Real-World Context

Live case studies from the firms shaping the economy today.

AI & Tech Trends

Where emerging technology is taking work, value and careers.

The humans behind it

Two students who wished this existed for them.

So they built it. Meet Tanvir and Khizr - together bringing academic rigour, industry experience and a shared belief that career exploration should start earlier.

The one that has a 3rd year placement at Deloitte.
Tanvir Ahmed

Tanvir

Economics - King's College London

Placement Year at Deloitte
&
The one that got a degree apprenticeship.
Khizr Minhaas

Khizr

Data Analyst - Degree Apprentice

Working At Amazon

What Your Child Will Learn

A comprehensive six-week journey designed to build real-world knowledge, practical skills and career awareness.

W1

Economics & Decision-Making

Understand the fundamental forces driving the economy. How businesses and governments make critical decisions in a complex world.

W2

Personal Finance & Investing

Build a strong foundation for future wealth. Budgeting, saving strategies and the mechanics of stock markets and investments.

W3

Financial Markets & Business

Discover how global markets operate. Analyse real companies to understand valuation, revenue models and market positioning.

W4

Data Analysis & Interpretation

Transform raw numbers into actionable insight. Read datasets, spot trends and communicate findings clearly and effectively.

W5

Careers, AI & the Future of Work

Explore how AI is reshaping industry — plus applications, CVs, interviews, internships and degree apprenticeships at top firms.

W6

Group Project & Presentations

Apply everything learned to a real brief. Collaborate with peers and present strategic recommendations with confidence.

Beginner friendly.

No prior experience in economics, finance, coding or AI is required. Every session is designed to be accessible and engaging for all students.

Early words

The reviews will come. The belief is already here.

We're about to welcome our very first cohort, so we don't have a wall of student reviews yet. But the response from people who've discovered what we're building — parents, teachers and people working in the industry — has been encouraging. Here's what some of them have to say.

I like initiatives like this, which encourage betterment for young people. Well done.

Munim Chowdhury
Munim Chowdhury Chief Risk & Compliance Officer, Financial Ombudsman

FinTech is a massively growing market and programmes like FinTech Teens are so valuable in breaking barriers to entry.

Nurun Ahmed
Nurun Ahmed The Apprentice (Season 10)

This is a great initiative, which is much needed — not the usual healthcare-focussed programmes.

Mohammed Towhasir
Mohammed Towhasir Beyond Growth

What Students Walk Away With

The skills your child develops over the six-week programme.

Financial Literacy

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Confidence with money, budgeting and how markets and investments actually work.

Data Confidence

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The ability to read data, spot patterns and explain what the numbers mean.

Critical Thinking

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Asking sharper questions and reasoning through complex, real-world problems.

Teamwork

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Collaborating, sharing ideas and delivering as part of a small group.

Presentation Skills

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Structuring an argument and presenting it clearly to an audience.

Career Awareness

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A real grasp of internships, degree apprenticeships and routes into top firms.

Tech Fluency

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Comfort with AI tools and an understanding of where technology is heading.

Digital Certificate

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A certificate of completion to add to UCAS and apprenticeship applications.

Hear It Straight From the Ones Who Got In.

Our bespoke mentorship offering equips students with access to the wider FinTech Teens network, connecting them with undergraduates and young professionals from organisations such as those shown below across economics, finance, consulting, technology and data.

Logos shown represent firms where speaking undergraduates have secured roles. FinTech Teens is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by these organisations.

Goldman Sachs
Deutsche Bank
Deloitte
EY
BlackRock
PwC
Amazon
McKinsey & Company
Revolut

Meet the Founders

Combining academic rigour with real industry experience.

Tanvir Ahmed

Tanvir Ahmed

Co-Founder

Deloitte King's College London Economics

Tanvir is a BSc Economics & Management student at King's College London with industry experience in economic consulting. He has worked on thought-leadership projects in retail and consumer markets, and will undertake a placement year in Tax Consulting at Deloitte from September 2026.

Tanvir leads the economics and finance side of the FinTech Teens programme, helping students develop a strong understanding of the core economic concepts that provide the foundation for the wider curriculum.

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Khizr Minhaas FinTech Teens

Khizr Minhaas

Co-Founder

Amazon Data Analytics Degree Apprentice

Khizr is a Data Analyst at Amazon, where he works with large-scale datasets to help drive decision-making within one of the world's most data-driven organisations. This gives him first-hand experience of how data and technology solve real business challenges at scale.

At FinTech Teens, Khizr leads the technology and data components of the programme, introducing students to data analysis, artificial intelligence and evidence-based decision-making, with examples drawn from industry.

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What's on offer

Six weeks that change how your child sees their future.

FinTech Teens is a complete, in-person summer programme — not a webinar and not a worksheet pack. Your child joins a small group, learns from people working in finance and tech today, and leaves with real skills, sharper confidence and a clear sense of the routes into top firms.

Every cohort is deliberately small, so each student is known by name, gets personalised feedback, and walks away with work they're proud of with a certificate to show for it.

What does it cost?

One Programme. Everything Included.

Join the founding cohort this summer — a small group with limited places.

£ 240
for the full six-week programme
Just £20/hour · 2-hour sessions
  • 6 interactive in-person sessions
  • Small groups — max 12, with 2 instructors (6:1 ratio)
  • Real-world case studies
  • Careers, applications & apprenticeship guidance
  • Group project & final presentation
  • Digital certificate of completion
  • Optional year-round mentorship

Summer 2026 · Hackney, London · Limited places available

Financial education and tech exposure shouldn't be privileges reserved for those who already have the connections. Through my work at Wize Foundation, I've seen first-hand what opens up for young people when they're given the right tools and introductions — FinTech Teens is building that bridge, and I'm proud to support it.

Chah Malik
Shah Malik Co-Founder, Wize Foundation · Deutsche Bank

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before booking your child a place.

FinTech Teens is designed for students aged 15–18 who are curious about finance, economics, data and technology — and the careers that flow from them. No prior knowledge is needed, just an interest in learning.

The programme is led by Tanvir Ahmed (Economics, King's College London, placement with Deloitte UK) and Khizr Minhaas (Data Analyst at Amazon). Both have direct industry experience and a track record of working with young people.

No. This isn't exam cramming. It's a hands-on enrichment programme focused on real-world skills, confidence and career awareness that complements — rather than repeats — what your child does at school.

Not at all. Everything is built to be beginner-friendly. We introduce data and AI concepts from the ground up, so students with no background can take part and thrive.

Yes. Every student who completes the programme receives a digital certificate — a useful addition to UCAS personal statements and degree-apprenticeship applications.

The full six-week programme is £240. An optional year-round mentorship add-on is available for families who'd like ongoing support after the summer.

Absolutely. Registering your interest doesn't commit you to payment. We'll get in touch with full details on dates, location and enrolment, and you're welcome to ask us anything first.

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