Camp Millionaire 101, Live Online

I would DEFINITELY invite other people to do this, but I would first warn them that is 3 hours straight in from of a screen. I reallllllly enjoyed Camp Millionaire. It taught me a lot. Miss Hua was so patient and fun:). I was with my sister Esther and cousin Ashlee at the time and we all loved it. It was VERY fun otherwise.

My child and I truly appreciate the delivery of the information during the program, especially during a pandemic. He was stunned and extremely excited about the program from start to finish! The value of the learned information was definitely a great way to allow him how to fully understand the fullness of the importance of living financially free. We are excited to announce that we will ensure the completion of the next level of the program.

I asked my son to quit when the mediators could not answer the question from another kid. She asked what Social Security is and why it is called like this. The mediators were at loss and one of them said that it existed even when her grandfather was around?! Before that a child asked what “irrigation” was (after saying where tax money goes). Another confusion followed with a pause and a convoluted answer not suitable for children. I was appalled by the lack of preparation and switched the session off.

The instructor did a great job but we did not complete the entire course because it was too young for my 12 year old. He felt that the rest of the children were much younger and I believe it was presented for a younger audience.

The idea of this class was wonderful but perhaps the management of the virtual teaching could be improved. Constant noises and distractions from all the kids made it difficult for my son to focus on teachings. Perhaps more appropriate age groups also should be selected?

My 8 year old son loved the class. If you start offering more, do let us know. My son asked to take more classes with you.

My 12-year-old liked the videos the most. She also enjoyed the Kahout games. I personally felt like content was a little over her head, but she did learn a lot. The only other feedback I have is that the sessions ran about 20-30 minutes short each day.

My daughter enjoyed the Camp Millionaire class because it was interesting and fun!

It was fun. Too many breaks. Too babyish. But the leader was nice.

It was great! My daughter learned a lot. The instructor was very engaging.

Great class! My son was engaged the whole time and we learn some new things.

The kids seemed engaged and to like this class. Sometimes the volume was really low, so hard to hear.

My kids enjoyed this class a lot. They were engaged and learned a few concepts.

My 9 year old daughter truly loves the Camp Millionaire classes! They keep them fun, and at the same time they are learning things that will help them through life.

I think this is a good class for older kids - 12 and up.

I thought it was really good, my son fought me on taking it, but participated the whole time and seemed to really enjoy it. The teacher was super engaging and I was really impressed how she taught the concepts to kids.