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Financial anxiety is a growing issue for many young adults from all backgrounds. Financial education is the tool to combat this negative trend.
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If schools don't teach kids about money, who will? Most parents don't have the time, knowledge or resources.
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Families are more attracted to schools that provide financial education.
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Why your school needs a financial education program ...
8 Essential Money Topics
The program provides your teachers with everything they need to teach their students 8 essential money topics. The resources include lesson plans, presentations, videos, real-world stories, activities and discussion topics.
With a focus on the psychology of money, our program goes beyond the numbers, offering students a deeper understanding of people's relationship with money and empowering your students to make smarter financial choices.
Join the Waiting List to gain demo access to the first 2 modules.
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Pricing
Foundation Program
Access: All 8 modules.
Duration: One academic year.
Number of students: Unlimited.
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US$700
* for most schools, this is equivalent to $2-$3 per student.
Dafydd Thomas, Head of Global Skills, Dulwich College Singapore
“I cannot begin to explain how impressed we are with the quality of this program."
What will students learn?
With a focus on the psychology of money, our program goes beyond the numbers, offering students a deeper understanding of people's relationships with money.
The 8 modules/classes cover:
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Rich vs Wealthy (Money mindset)
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Different ways to earn money
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Why most people overspend
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How to start building wealth
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Making your money grow (investing)
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Managing money risks
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Why patience is a money superpower
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The dangers of debt
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Access to the first 2 modules
No planning required
Teachers are provided with lesson plans, slides, videos, activities, discussion topics (with notes) and downloadable worksheets.
Why teachers love our program
Unique
Significant effort has been made to ensure the program leaves a lasting impression on the students through the lessons and activities.
Super engaging
The program uses real-world stories and activities to open discussions. This certainly won't bore students with lectures about 'debit cards vs credit cards'.
Teachers learn as they teach​
No need for teachers to stress about being financial experts for this program. We've got their backs with all the necessary resources. Plus, they find joy in learning alongside their students as they teach.
How can schools use the program?
Schools can use the program as part of their Global Skills / Well-being classes or as an After-School Program
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