Stock market course in Tamil: learn the basics, live online
If you think in Tamil, it helps to learn new money words in Tamil too. This guide explains what to look for in a share market course taught in Tamil, and how the MarketMind classes by Potoos Academy work.
MarketMind at a glance
| Made for | Complete beginners |
|---|---|
| Classes | Live online classes |
| Language | Tamil or English |
| Length | 12 classes over 6 weeks |
| Time | 2 hours each, 24 hours in all |
| Course fee | Rs 5,999 |
| New batches | A new batch starts every month |
| Mentor | Vinoth Kumar S, Chennai |
| Stock tips | None. No stock tips |
| Returns | No promise of returns |
Why learn the stock market in Tamil
Much of the stock market material online is in English, and much of it assumes you already know the words. Words like support, resistance, position sizing or stop-loss are hard enough on their own. When the explanation around them is also in a second language, it is easy to give up early or to copy what others do without understanding it.
Learning in the language you are most comfortable with lets you spend your attention on the idea, not on the translation. You can ask a question the way you would ask a friend, and follow the answer the first time.
That does not mean you avoid English terms. Brokers, apps and company reports use English words, so a useful Tamil course explains each English term in plain Tamil and then keeps using the same term, so you recognise it later on a screen or in the news.
What a good Tamil share market course should give you
- Classes taught in Tamil, not only subtitles. Ask whether the teacher explains in Tamil during the class, or whether only the notes are translated.
- Live classes where you can ask. Recorded videos are useful, but beginners usually get stuck on small things. A live class lets you ask at the moment you are confused.
- A clear syllabus from the basics. It should start with what a share is and how prices move, before charts, options or strategies.
- Risk taught early. How much you could lose, and how to size a position, matter more than any single idea about buying.
- No stock tips. A course that tells you which shares to buy is not teaching you to decide for yourself.
See the monthly batches
Pick a month and choose the Tamil or English batch on the main page. You pay the course fee online through Razorpay, and the payment page shows the amount before you pay.
Questions first? Ask on WhatsApp.
How MarketMind works in Tamil
MarketMind is a live online course for complete beginners. There are 12 classes over 6 weeks, two each week, and each class is 2 hours, so 24 hours in all. The mentor and the learners attend the same live online session, and you can ask questions during class.
Each batch runs in Tamil or in English. When you book on the main page, you choose the Tamil batch or the English batch for your month. A new batch starts every month. The course outline is also available in Tamil.
For batch dates, class length and how a live session runs, read MarketMind Tamil batch: timings and format.

The classes are taught by Vinoth Kumar S in Chennai. He has invested in the stock market since 2005, starting with his first salary, and holds an MBA and the NISM Research Analyst certification. He built products and startups before starting Potoos in Chennai.
Each class follows the same pattern: Vinoth explains an idea using an example, you think through a situation and discuss what you would do, and you ask about anything that is unfamiliar. Practice activities use examples, such as the made-up company "ABC Ltd", and the course does not name shares for you to buy or sell.
What the six weeks cover
The course builds one skill at a time, from understanding markets to a final simulated market at the end.
- Week 1, Market Literacy: The Market Game; Price & Structure.
- Week 2, Market Intelligence: Reading Price & Trends; Market Context & Research.
- Week 3, Capital & Risk: Capital Allocation; Risk & Position Sizing.
- Week 4, Decision Making: Decision Lab I; Decision Lab II.
- Week 5, Application: Thesis to Execution; Options Lab.
- Week 6, Self Awareness & Integration: Behaviour & Psychology; Final Market Simulation.
Before you book
You do not need any stock market knowledge, a trading account or a lot of money to join. Learning does not mean you have to trade: you can finish the course and decide later whether you want to take part in the market at all.
If you want to try the practice game first, the MarketMind Challenge lets you play the first two missions free, with made-up companies and practice money. You do not pay or open an account.
Questions people ask
Is the whole class taught in Tamil?
Each batch is taught in Tamil or in English. You choose the Tamil batch or the English batch when you book on the main page.
I have never learned about stocks. Can I join?
Yes. The classes start with the basics. You do not need previous stock market knowledge.
Will you tell me which shares to buy?
No. The course teaches you how to understand market information and think about risk. It does not give stock tips or tell you what to buy or sell.
Where do I attend from?
The classes are live online. You and the mentor attend the same session at the same time. After a confirmed booking, you receive your class details and joining instructions.
What if I miss a class?
The classes are live sessions. A missed live session has no recording and no repeat class.
Is this course approved by SEBI?
No. Vinoth Kumar S is registered with SEBI as a Research Analyst; SEBI does not approve, certify or endorse this course.
Ready to look at a batch?
A new batch starts every month. Read the full syllabus first if you like, then book on the main page.
Questions first? Ask on WhatsApp.
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- P/E ratio explained
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- Dividend, bonus and split explained
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- How to choose a stock market course
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- Is MarketMind SEBI-approved?
- MarketMind refund policy
- MarketMind Tamil batch: timings and format
- What you learn in MarketMind, week by week
MarketMind is an education programme. It teaches how the stock market works. It does not give stock tips, does not name shares to buy or sell, and does not promise any returns. Learning does not mean you have to trade. Vinoth Kumar S is registered with SEBI as a Research Analyst (INH000027380); SEBI does not approve, certify or endorse this course.