Crypto-Masterclass | Teach Me Wall Street

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In our Crypto masterclasses you’ll learn about bitcoin, and other digital currencies that utilize blockchain technology to verify and record  transactions, without a 3rd party, or bank involvement.

Blockchain - Learn what it is, how it works, and the ways in which its reshaping business and financial practices

Cryptocurrency - Find out how Bitcoin, Litecoin, Etherium and other digital currencies came to be - Learn about their uses, how “mining” works and what’s in a digital wallet

Crypto Scandals in the News - Explore recent news of crypto-corruption and the safeguards put in place to minimize future scandalous crypto-happenings 

JOBS OF THE FUTURE - Discover emerging careers in the financial sector – Learn how to build connections, plan your education, search for jobs, and keep up with the latest developments

PROGRAM BENEFITS:

With certificates presented upon completion, these courses are an impressive extracurricular activity to list on college applications.

Parent discussion guides are available, providing simple prompts that engage money related dialogue between teens and parents. 

Dates - Mid-Winter / Spring Breaks:

Program Dates:

• February 18-20 (Tue-Thu)
• February 24-26 (Mon-Wed) or
• March 3-5 (Mon-Wed)
• 10am - 12pm EST / 7am - 9am PST AND 1pm - 3pm EST / 10am - 12pm PST
• Attend only 1 of the above sessions.  Flexibility to alternate as your schedule changes

6 Weekly sessions - Mondays -  January 13 - February 10

• Mondays  @ 6.30pm EST and 9.30pm EST / 6/.30pm PST 1 hour weeklyAttend only one session

Meet the Instructor

Annaline Dinkelmann, the owner of Teach Me Wall Street, worked in investment banking and compliance for many years and had a career as a day trader. She ran a top-rated financial tour company in NYC for over 12 years, and has taught thousands of students at conferences, educational workshops and online in her Teach Me Wall Street virtual boot camps. She’s been featured on CNN International and in The Daily Telegraph, Newsday and USA Today.