Why Parents Choose the Everlie Program
This program is not designed to create traders. It is designed to build life skills.
Students develop patience, emotional control, accountability, and structured thinking — skills that transfer to academics, leadership, and future career paths.
To ensure proper guidance and alignment, at least one parent or legal guardian must be an active QGlobal Community Club member prior to student enrollment. If you are not yet a club member, please register and complete your membership first, then return to this page to complete the enrollment form by clicking the “REGISTER NOW” button below.
If your child is accepted into the Everlie Program, you will be contacted by the class instructor with the program schedule and additional details, and you will have the opportunity to ask any questions to help prepare your child for the program.
This is a supervised, educational program using demo platforms only. No real money is used, and no investment advice is provided.
Teaching the Next Generation Financial Discipline, Market Awareness, and Decision-Making Skills
The Everlie Program is an educational initiative designed for students ages 12–17, focused on developing critical thinking, discipline, and financial awareness through structured market education — not real-money trading.
Students are introduced to how financial markets function, how price movements are analyzed, and how disciplined decision-making is developed using simulated environments that mirror real-world conditions without risking real capital. Participants practice on demo accounts that are identical to real trading platforms, allowing them to experience realistic market conditions without using real money. This also help students better understand the experience their parents have when engaging with the financial markets.
Educational Disclosure
The Everlie Program is for educational purposes only. No investment advice, trade recommendations, or financial guarantees are provided. All activities are conducted using simulated environments. Participation does not involve real funds and carries no financial risk.
