Our live lessons are currently taught in Turkish. Our education advisors can talk with you in English.
FinZekâ
Foundations of financial thinking
- No prior knowledge needed; they make their own decisions from the first lesson
- A group of 8–10, online lessons in Turkish with a teacher
Children ages 6–7 who are asking their first questions about money. Children who ask “why?” when shopping. Families who want a second subject alongside coding.
Every lesson is online with a teacher: a short explanation, then the child makes their own plan and decision. In a group of 8–10, everyone shares their decision and explains their reasoning; each lesson is 45 minutes.
Your child can explain and apply the basic rules of financial literacy; save money, shop, check their change, and use a card; recognize their own feelings and take responsibility for their decisions; and tell which sources of information are safe and protect themselves.
How does the course work?
Lessons are live: the child asks the teacher questions out loud, shares their screen and talks through their work with the group.
The teacher can see every child’s screen, so a child who gets stuck is noticed.
The teacher checks in during the lesson. Instead of giving the solution, the teacher shows where to look.
Every module ends with a project, for example: their own piggy bank and first savings goal, choosing a safe card for kids, a board game about how money circulates. Each child presents their project to the group.
We talk about age and experience and suggest the right group. If you’d rather not get a call, you can message us on WhatsApp.
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Module 1 · What is money?
What money is, where it comes from, and what it’s for. Project: Their own piggy bank and first savings goal · Game: Dragon
Module 2 · Shopping
How a store works, the shopping list, getting change. Project: Shopping list and spending plan · Game: Shopping
Module 3 · Managing money in the family
Family income and expenses, making decisions together. Project: Family tree of professions · Game: Family
Module 4 · What is a bank?
What a bank does, the idea of an account and a card. Project: Choosing a safe card for kids · Game: Travel
Module 5 · Modern payment methods
Cashless payments, QR codes, safe behavior. Project: Creating and using a QR code · Game: Trap Setters
Module 6 · The individual and the state
How money circulates, and the idea of taxes and public services. Project: Board game about how money circulates · Game: Flower City
By the end of the program, your child can: explain and apply the basic rules of financial literacy · save money, shop, check their change, and use a card · recognize their own feelings and take responsibility for their decisions · tell which sources of information are safe and protect themselves.
Prices
1 live lesson a week · 45 min; groups of 8–10. There is no automatic renewal. If you buy two or more 32-week packages together (two courses for one child, or the same or different courses for siblings), you get 25% off each of those packages.
About four months.
Let’s talk about this packageThe full program: 32 weeks.
Let’s talk about this packagePrices are for FinZekâ, VAT included. Choose a package and request a call. If you decide to enroll, our education advisor sends you a personal payment link; on that page, you’ll see the package, the amount you’ll pay, and how long the link is valid. Withdrawal and refund terms are set out on the “Delivery and refunds” page.
There is no free trial lesson; you choose the course and the package together with our education advisor. There is no automatic renewal; whether to continue is your decision.
Our education advisor will call you, answer your questions and suggest the right group.
Our teaching method
Children don’t memorize rules; during the lesson they make a decision, see the result, and try again.
Practical information
- Work outside class
- Short interactive lessons of 10–15 minutes on the platform and in the mobile app between classes; plus tasks and exercises in the digital workbook.
- Required tools
- A computer with an internet connection, a camera, and a microphone. We use the FinGram learning platform and its mobile app; no extra paid software is needed.
- Prerequisites
- No prior knowledge is needed; the program starts from scratch and is suited to the age group.
- What they’ll have at the end
- Module projects and their own financial plan, built over the course.
- Certificate
- A FinGram certificate is given at the end of the program; it is a document showing that the program has been completed.
Frequently asked questions
Is prior knowledge needed?
No prior knowledge is needed; the program starts from scratch and is suited to the age group.
What days and times are the lessons?
The lesson day and time are set after enrollment: our education advisor calls you and, taking into account the days and times your child is available, places your child in a suitable group.
What if they miss a lesson?
We send you the recording of the missed lesson, so your child can watch it.
How much does FinZekâ cost?
16 weeks cost 30,000 TL and 32 weeks cost 55,000 TL; prices include VAT. There is no automatic renewal. If you buy two or more 32-week packages together (two courses for one child, or the same or different courses for siblings), you get 25% off each of those packages: 82,500 TL instead of 110,000 TL for two packages.
What computer is needed?
A computer with an internet connection, a camera, and a microphone. We use the FinGram learning platform and its mobile app; no extra paid software is needed.
How can I follow their progress?
Every module ends with a finished piece of work; you can see what your child has done by looking at that work.
Can we take another area at the same time?
Yes. Coding, AI, and financial literacy lessons are independent of each other and can be taken in the same term. We plan the weekly schedule together in the call; each course is priced separately.