LanternTech brings Business, Finance, Investment, AI and Chemistry together under one roof — taught by people who've actually worked in the field, in classes built around your week, not the other way round.
Our professional subjects run fully online, so you can study from anywhere. Our school-level science and maths subjects offer both online and in-person options.
Starting, running and growing something of your own, taught by people who've done it.
Personal finance, corporate finance, and the numeracy that underpins both.
Bookkeeping through to financial statements, taught by practising accountants.
Markets, portfolios and long-term thinking, explained without the jargon.
Practical AI and machine learning for people who want to build, not just discuss.
Core business concepts for learners preparing for further study or work.
A-Level mathematics, built up from first principles with real past-paper practice.
A-Level physics, taught around problem-solving rather than formula recall.
From A-Level foundations to lab-ready problem solving, taught the way it clicks.
A finance course and a chemistry course don't need the same delivery — but they benefit from the same standards: a real syllabus, a facilitator who knows the material cold, and a pace that respects your other commitments.
A sample from each subject — the full catalogue grows every term.
A working framework for validating and launching a small business.
Budgeting, debt, and saving systems that survive contact with real life.
How to evaluate a business before putting money behind it.
Build and evaluate real models before you worry about the theory behind them.
Reaction mechanisms and functional groups, built up from first principles.
Join a live cohort with fixed sessions, or work through a self-paced course on your own schedule.
Every facilitator is a working practitioner in their subject, not just an instructor reading slides.
A certificate, a portfolio piece, or a completed project — chosen to fit the subject, not a template.
I started with the Chemistry refresher and ended up finishing the Personal Finance course too, on the same account. That alone kept me coming back.
The AI course was the first one that actually had me building something by week two, instead of just watching slides.
Our facilitator had actually run a small business — every example came from something real, not a textbook case study.
Building a system that bends instead of breaking.
What to actually learn first, and what can wait.
A different way to approach reaction mechanisms.