Debate Chamber Economics Summer School
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Explore markets, policy and real-world economic challenges in Debate Chamber's live online Economics Summer School - interactive seminars, small groups and courses for beginners and experienced students aged 15-18.
Debate Chamber's online Economics Summer School is a live, interactive programme for students aged 15-18. Courses combine theory with real-world case studies and economic simulations, helping students develop analytical and debating skills relevant to study and careers in economics, finance, and public policy.
For 2025 the provision was split into three parts: an 'Introduction to Economics' (suitable for students with no prior economics experience, ideal for those considering A-Level Economics) and two subject-focused courses-'Growth, Development and Inequalities' and 'Money, Capital, and Financial Markets'-which are suitable for both beginners and students with some background. Teaching is delivered in small seminar groups to encourage discussion, contributions, and individual feedback.
Sessions are live and not recorded, so participants must be available during scheduled hours and have a reliable internet connection. The provider offers a limited number of full and partial bursaries (up to 90% of fees) for eligible students.
Booking requires a 25% non-refundable deposit with the balance due eight weeks before the course start date. Contact details and bursary application links are provided on the Debate Chamber website.
2026 cohort (year referenced; no specific session dates provided)
Location
- Open to students aged 15–18.
- Introduction to Economics course suitable for students with no previous experience.
- Growth, Development and Inequalities, and Money, Capital and Financial Markets courses open to both beginners and students with some prior economics background.
- Students must be available for live sessions (sessions are not recorded) and have a reliable audio & video internet connection.
- Places are reserved with a 25% non-refundable deposit; remaining balance due eight weeks before the course start date.
£345
Introduction to Economics (5 days): £495. Growth, Development and Inequalities (3 days): £345. Money, Capital and Financial Markets (3 days): £345. A 25% non-refundable deposit reserves a place; remaining balance due eight weeks before the course start date. Bursaries (full and partial) are available; see bursary application for details.
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