1-on-1 tutoring · Grades 2–10+

Raising kids who are money-smart & ready to build.

4PM Club pairs your child with a vetted tutor for live, one-on-one lessons in financial literacy — real-world skills school skips, taught in a way that actually clicks.

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Why it matters

School won't teach this. The internet won't either.

Most kids learn about money the same way most parents did: by making expensive mistakes in their twenties. We do it earlier, with a real teacher, in 45 minutes a week.

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  • Money habits that stick

    Saving, spending, sharing — practiced with real allowance, not hypothetical dollars. Habits land before the teenage years.

  • An entrepreneur's mindset

    How prices happen. Why businesses exist. What it takes to actually start one — taught with real local examples, not buzzwords.

  • Confidence with numbers

    Reading a price tag, budgeting their birthday money, recognizing a scam. Practical literacy — not a math test.

Signature Program

One comprehensive course, taught fully 1:1.

Our core curriculum focuses on Money & Financial Literacy, designed to scale with your child's age group over 1 to 6 months of active learning.

Personalized · Grades 2–10+

Money & Financial Literacy

A 1:1 program covering how money actually works: earning, saving, spending, prices, banks, compound growth, and debt traps. Every level ends with something real your kid builds and can show you.

4 to 48 Classes (1–6 Months) · 45 min / week · 1:1 live · grade-adapted
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The Curriculum

What your kid actually learns.

Every lesson is built around your child's grade and the things they'll actually use. Instead of worksheets, they build real budget planners, money games, and visual projects they're proud to show you.

Level L2

Grade 4: Foundations of Money, Value & Business

Fourth graders discover the real relationship between effort and money, learning how products are priced in the real world.

"Financial literacy for fourth graders isn't about memorizing definitions. It's about opening their eyes to the basic trade-offs and economics of everyday life."

Before 4PM Club

  • Views pocket money as a resource for instant gratification
  • Struggles to see why a toy or game has a specific price tag
  • Thinks of local storefronts as having infinite stock of products
  • Assumes cards and tap-to-pay mean "free money" on demand

After 4PM Club

  • Pauses and asks "what is the opportunity cost?" before making purchases
  • Explains how physical products are priced based on raw materials and work
  • Drafts and maintains a simple, physical savings tracker on their wall
  • Thinks like a value creator, asking how toys and games are manufactured

Practical Money & Business Projects

At this level, your child builds real-world financial assets. They configure and personalize three interactive calculators, planners, or simulators using highly intuitive visual tools like Google's Opal or 4PM Club's in-house financial games (with zero actual coding required):

Project 1
The Pizza Party Cost Calculator

A slider-based math tool where kids adjust toppings and slices to calculate ingredients and ticket prices.

Project 2
The Brand Premium Slider Widget

An interactive graph showing how changing popularity from Generic to Global Superbrand drives product pricing.

Project 3
AI Store Greeter Chatbot

Built using an Opal-like prompt wizard where kids configure a friendly chatbot's rules to greet shop customers.

The Four Milestones of Progress

Every child moves through these milestones at their own 1:1 pace:

Milestone 1
Trial Program (4 Sessions)

Focus: Differentiating Money & Price

What they'll be able to do:

  • Explain what the numbers on a price tag actually represent
  • Explain why products have different price tags under family budgets
  • Choose smarter everyday spending alternatives at home
  • Identify basic needs versus wants in simple shopping trade-offs
Milestone 2
Monthly Program (8 Sessions)

Focus: My First Saving Goals

What they'll be able to do:

  • Draft a simple, visual savings board mapping pocket allowances
  • Understand the trade-offs of instant gratification in daily choices
  • Apply first-principles of opportunity cost to their own desires
  • Relate parent-earned resources to real effort and hours spent
Milestone 3
Quarterly Program (24 Sessions)

Focus: Value Creation in Stores

What they'll be able to do:

  • Deconstruct how local physical retail stores create value
  • Explain how revenue and material costs affect basic profit
  • Differentiate raw material costs from the final retail price
  • Express healthy critical thinking when comparing physical toys or items
Milestone 4
Half-Yearly Program (48 Sessions)

Focus: Foundations of Financial Responsibility

What they'll be able to do:

  • Show continuous saving discipline using structured goal milestones
  • Explain how products are sourced, priced, and delivered in the economy
  • Participate confidently in family financial shopping discussions
  • Pitch simple, creative ways to turn everyday ideas into fun games

What Your Child Will Learn

Foundations of Money
  • Differentiating physical currency vs. electronic points
  • Setting simple, visual pocket money goals
  • Why saving comes first before shopping
  • The opportunity cost of buying toys or games
Everyday Product Value
  • Why a hamburger costs what it does (ingredients + work)
  • Understanding how physical products are priced
  • Why different brands charge different prices for a shirt
  • How effort and time determine service values
Introduction to Business
  • What is a business and how does it help neighbors?
  • Understanding what a transaction is
  • The difference between products and services
  • Identifying customers and why they buy things
Creative Problem Solving
  • Noticing problems and designing physical solutions
  • Drafting a simple budget for a family game night
  • The fundamentals of a "Value Maker" mindset
  • Turning ideas into board game rules and scenarios
The Dinner Table Test

How to easily verify their learning

Ask your child this question after class:

"Ask your child: 'Why does a slice of pizza cost three dollars, but a sneaker costs a hundred? What are cost and margin?'"

Instead of standard shrugs, they will explain the real-world mechanics to you in plain English. No lecturing needed.

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Your first lesson is fully free, zero obligation. Try our curriculum and see if it is a fit for your child.

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The bar we hold ourselves to

Safety & trust, built in.

We treat the relationship with you and your kid the way we'd want our own kids' classes to be treated. No surprises, no fine print, no growth hacks at your expense.

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Background-checked teacher

Identity verification, background check, and a teaching trial with a real student before any educator is paired with your kid. We share the teacher's name and a short bio before the first session.

Privacy first

We collect the parent's contact details and the kid's grade range — nothing more on the form. Your kid's name and details stay between you and the teacher.

Parents always welcome

Sit in on any lesson, any time, no notice required. We also send a short Friday email every week — what your kid learned, what they struggled with, what to ask them about.

Money-back guarantee

First class is free. If your kid doesn't love it by the second paid class, we refund both. We mean it and we've honored it every time.

Honest pricing, no tricks

Pay per pack, not per surprise.

Money-back guarantee. First class free. Full refund if your kid doesn't love it by class two.

Best for "let's try this first"

Trial Pack

$120 total · 4 classes

$30 / lesson

4 classes · 4 weeks

  • 1:1 live, 45 min each
  • Same teacher across all 4 weeks
  • Friday progress email
  • Money-back guarantee
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Great for a full term

Quarterly

$600 total · 24 classes

$25 / lesson

24 classes · 3 months

  • Everything in Monthly
  • Advanced modules & milestone projects
  • Two parent check-ins with the teacher
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Best $/class value

Half-Yearly

$1080 total · 48 classes

$22.5 / lesson

48 classes · 6 months

  • Everything in Quarterly
  • Full grade journey, start to finish
  • Monthly parent check-ins with the teacher
  • Best per-class price
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Frequently asked

Three questions parents ask first.

  • Will my kid actually pay attention for 45 minutes?

    1:1 with a real teacher is structurally different from a YouTube class. The teacher reads your kid's attention in real time, changes pace, asks direct questions. Average kid is fully present for the full session by class two. If yours isn't, we tell you honestly and we refund.

  • My kid is in grade 4. Is this the right age?

    Yes! Our financial-literacy and money programs are designed for Grades 2 through 10+. The curriculum dynamically adapts by grade level — a fourth grader builds interactive visual templates like a Pizza Party Cost Calculator, while an eighth or ninth grader builds advanced budgeting spreadsheets and a Credit Debt Trap Simulator.

  • What if we hate it after one class?

    The first class is free. If you continue and your kid doesn't love it by the second paid class, we refund both. We mean this and we've honored it every time. We'd rather lose a customer than keep one who doesn't want to be here.

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