In partnership with HPAIR
Bring a real
finance lab
to your school.
FinLit runs the Capital Minds Fellowship as a live, mentor-led lab: Harvard student mentors at a 1:20 ratio, eight working sessions, and one real artefact every student ships and defends out loud. We run it as a school cohort, on your calendar, with a proposal priced per student.
Drops into the timetable
without a rebuild.
Two tracks, one rubric, and a format designed for a single class period. No teacher prep needed: our mentors run the room and your faculty observe or co-facilitate. It is the same financial literacy for high schoolers we run as a public cohort, sized to your school.
Eight live sessions
Run weekly on a Saturday cohort or inside the school week. 45-minute periods or a 120-minute double block.
Harvard student mentors at 1:20
Small-group leads sit with students through every lab and review every artefact before the panel.
Two tracks
Explorer for grades 5–8 (money, budgeting, dark patterns, compounding) and Strategist for grades 9–12 (investing, 10-Ks, ventures, fraud and taxes).
AI used honestly
Students keep an AI Workbook recording what they prompted, what the model returned, and what they kept, cut or rewrote. Judgment is graded, not output.
One rubric, start to finish
Judgment, Rigour, Clarity, Honesty. The same four axes from Week 1 to the live capstone, so faculty can see progress week by week.
What each student
walks away with.
Not a certificate of attendance. A body of work a student can show, and a defence they have already survived.
One shipped artefact
A budgeting tool, an investment thesis, a fee teardown, a venture pitch or a scam detector, built over the eight weeks.
A live defence
Five minutes in front of a mentor panel, taking real questions with no slides to hide behind.
An AI Workbook
A written record of how the student worked with AI, and where they overruled it. Useful evidence for teachers and admissions readers alike.
From first call to
capstone night.
Four steps, and a written proposal you can take to a head of school or a parent body.
Discovery call
Twenty minutes on your year groups, timetable and goals. We tell you honestly whether the fit is there.
Cohort sizing
We size the cohort and staff it to the 1:20 mentor ratio. Multiple sections run in parallel for larger year groups.
Written proposal
Dates, session plan, mentor bios, safeguarding notes and per-student pricing, sent as a shareable document.
Run and defend
Eight sessions, weekly artefacts, and a capstone night your faculty and parents are invited to.
Eight weeks,
no mystery.
Every session is a hook, a concept, an AI lab and a mentor review. Read the full week-by-week guide → More on who builds FinLit: about us.
Want this for
your students?
Email team@learnwithleaders.com with your school, year groups and rough cohort size, and we will send a written proposal with dates, mentor bios and per-student pricing.