putting stock market game on resume - NEW resume uploaded

finished 1st draft of new resume. trying to land an internship in the IB field. i understand that even a small boutique would be difficult from where i am coming from but i do want to go into financial services. any advice and resume suggestions would be appreciated

a few things i am unsure of:
i put some classwork under work & leadership experience
and where the company name would normally go i just put the class name, not sure if there is a better option
left out all of my part time jobs except one since none of my jobs were relevant to IB
and i think my bullet points need a lot of work under work experience

have no relevant work experience so i am putting that i competed in stock market game. is there anything i should include other than return, and that i used comps? or how should i describe it?

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the way I understand it, it's a game for school kids that simply gets them excited about the market in manufactured conditions (not real world), and it's more of a charitable endeavor than a practical thing. I volunteer for the parent organization but am not directly involved in SMG. I was pitched the idea but it was too heavy in technical analysis for me.

 

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