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Start with your child's interests. Then explore the practical details.
Which grades do Fingy's courses cover?
Our course pathway spans Grades 1–12: Enchanted Chest for Grades 1–3, Successor for Grades 3–5, Unicorn Spirit for Grades 6–9, and The Economist for Grades 9–12. Business Competition spans Grades 4–12, subject to individual event eligibility.
What does “Grade” mean here?
Grade refers to a student's school year, rather than age. School systems differ, so share your child's current year group and curriculum when discussing a course. We do not assume that a grade label maps to the same age in every country.
Which course should a Grade 3 student explore?
Both Enchanted Chest and Successor include Grade 3. Enchanted Chest focuses on money recognition and saving awareness; Successor uses a business situation to practise identifying problems, making decisions and proposing improvements. Consider your child's experience and learning interests alongside their grade.
How do economics and business competition courses differ?
The autumn 2026 Economics course connects economic theory and current affairs with NEC-focused preparation. Business competitions involve different tasks in general business, economics and finance, or entrepreneurship. Compare the tasks, preparation needs and learning goals; course grade ranges do not determine eligibility for every event.
Where are courses available?
Fingy was founded in Guangzhou in 2020 and serves families in Guangzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen. Current courses, teaching locations and schedules need to be confirmed for each city.
Does an English website mean courses are taught in English or available overseas?
This website introduces Fingy in English. Teaching language, delivery format, online availability and options for families outside China must be confirmed for the specific course. This website does not indicate an overseas campus.
What should I prepare before asking about a course?
Bring your child's current grade or year group, school curriculum, city, previous learning experience and interests. Ask about the current syllabus, teaching language, lesson hours, schedule, format, fees and entry requirements.
Choosing business challenges and projects
Who is JBC for, and how can students choose a starting theme?
JBC is for Grades 3–6. Its long-term pathway covers 12 industries and 12 challenges over 2–3 years. Students can start with different themes and enrol in those currently available. Ask our team about current arrangements.
Learn more →When might Founder Studio be a suitable option?
Grade 8 and above is a reference point for Founder Studio; suitability depends on readiness and long-term direction. Students explore real problems through user research, making, testing and refinement. The programme is in preparation; please enquire about future arrangements.
Learn more →Must students complete courses, competitions and projects in a fixed order?
No. Students can choose learning, competition or project opportunities according to their interests, experience and readiness. Business Pathway helps families consider long-term direction and next steps; completing every earlier course is not a prerequisite.
Learn more →How do simulations and economics differ?
Business simulations focus on decisions and reflection in business scenarios, with weekend campus classes for Grade 6 and above. The autumn 2026 Economics course for Grades 9–12 focuses on economics, current affairs and NEC preparation. Discuss suitability in light of interests and experience.
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