Study Across Time Zones

Flexible scheduling designed for international students. Join our global community with sessions that fit your schedule, no matter where you are in the world.

2:00 PM
Malaysia
8:00 AM
London
3:00 AM
New York
5:00 PM
Sydney

Flexible Learning That Fits Your Life

We understand that international students face unique challenges with time differences, work schedules, and varying academic calendars. Our flexible approach ensures you never miss out on quality financial education.

Multiple Time Zones

Choose from sessions scheduled across different time zones. Whether you're an early bird or night owl, we have options that work for your schedule and lifestyle.

Mobile-First Learning

Access all materials and participate in sessions from any device. Perfect for students who need to study between classes or during commutes.

Personalized Pace

Progress through materials at your own speed. No pressure to keep up with others - focus on understanding concepts thoroughly before moving forward.

This Week's Available Sessions

Tuesday 9:00 AM
GMT+8 / 6:00 PM EST
12 spots available
Wednesday 3:00 PM
GMT+8 / 12:00 AM EST
8 spots available
Thursday 7:00 PM
GMT+8 / 4:00 AM EST
15 spots available
Saturday 11:00 AM
GMT+8 / 8:00 PM EST
6 spots available

Global Support Network

Being an international student means navigating financial systems that might be completely different from what you know. We provide comprehensive support to help you understand budgeting, banking, and financial planning in your new country.

  • 24/7 access to recorded sessions and materials
  • Multi-language support for complex financial terms
  • Country-specific banking and financial guidance
  • Peer mentorship from students in similar situations
  • Flexible payment options for international students
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International student mentor Sarah
Sarah Chen
Student Mentor, Finance Program

"The flexible scheduling was perfect for my studies. I could attend sessions from Singapore while maintaining my course load. The support made all the difference in understanding local banking systems."