Comprehensive financial education courses for all ages

Ages 7-12

Six interactive sessions designed to build foundational money skills through games, activities, and age-appropriate scenarios.

What children learn:

• Difference between needs and wants when making purchase decisions
• How to set savings goals and track progress toward them
• Basic earning concepts through chores and responsibility systems
• Introduction to banking: what accounts do and why they matter
• Smart shopping: comparing prices and recognizing marketing tactics
• Giving and charity as part of money management

Format: Weekly 90-minute sessions over six weeks, small groups of maximum eight children

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Ages 13-17

Prepares teenagers for financial independence with practical skills they'll use immediately and throughout their adult lives.

Course content:

• Managing part-time job income and understanding payslips
• Mobile banking apps and digital payment security
• Building credit responsibly: what affects your score and why it matters
• Avoiding debt traps: overdrafts, credit cards, and payday loans
• University finances: student loans, maintenance budgets, and accommodation costs
• First car economics: insurance, running costs, and financing options

Format: Eight weekly sessions of two hours, including practical exercises and guest speakers

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18+ years

Comprehensive programme covering the full spectrum of personal financial management for working adults.

Programme modules:

• Creating sustainable budgets that adapt to income fluctuations
• Emergency funds: how much you need and where to keep it
• Mortgage mechanics: fixed vs variable, overpayments, and remortgaging strategy
• Pension fundamentals: workplace schemes, contributions, and retirement projections
• Tax efficiency: ISAs, salary sacrifice, and allowances you might be missing
• Insurance assessment: life, critical illness, income protection
• Debt management: prioritization strategies and consolidation options

Format: Ten weekly sessions of 2.5 hours, with optional one-on-one review

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All ages welcome

Intensive half-day workshop for couples and families to align financial goals and build sustainable household money management systems.

Workshop components:

• Mapping current household cash flow: income, fixed costs, variable expenses
• Joint account strategies: what works and what causes friction
• Aligning on priorities when partners have different money values
• Children's expenses: realistic costs and funding approaches
• Building shared financial goals: holidays, home improvements, education
• Financial communication: monthly check-ins that don't become arguments

Format: Single half-day session (four hours), small group of maximum six families

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18+ years

For people ready to invest but uncertain where to start. Explains how different asset classes work and how to build appropriate portfolios.

Course structure:

• Investment vehicle comparison: stocks, bonds, funds, ETFs, and their tax wrappers
• Risk assessment: understanding your capacity and tolerance for volatility
• Diversification principles: why it matters and how to achieve it
• Active vs passive investing: costs, evidence, and when each makes sense
• Platform selection: comparing fees, features, and service levels
• Market psychology: avoiding panic selling and emotional decisions
• Rebalancing strategies and when to adjust your portfolio

Format: Twelve weekly sessions of two hours, including portfolio design workshop

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Business owners

Practical financial management for self-employed individuals, freelancers, and small business owners navigating business finances.

Curriculum coverage:

• Separating business and personal finances: accounts, cards, and expense protocols
• Cash flow forecasting: predicting shortfalls before they become critical
• Pricing strategies: calculating true costs and sustainable margins
• VAT registration: when it's required, how it works, and quarterly submissions
• Tax planning: allowable expenses, timing, and quarterly payment systems
• Invoice management: terms, late payment strategies, and factoring options
• Growth financing: bootstrapping vs loans vs equity investment

Format: Eight weekly sessions of three hours, with quarterly alumni refresher sessions

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