Structured programmes designed to build practical money skills, from pocket money basics to investment portfolio management
Ages 7-11. An eight-week programme introducing fundamental money concepts through interactive games, stories, and hands-on activities. Students learn about earning, saving, spending choices, and the difference between needs and wants. Each child maintains a savings journal and works toward a personal goal.
Ages 12-17. Preparation for financial adulthood covering bank accounts, budgeting, understanding payslips, building credit responsibly, and making informed consumer decisions. The course includes a simulation where students manage a realistic monthly budget over several weeks.
Ages 16-18. Specifically designed for students heading to university. Covers student loans, accommodation budgeting, managing irregular income, avoiding common financial pitfalls, and building healthy money habits before leaving home. Includes guest speakers who share their university finance experiences.
For adults managing family finances. Six comprehensive sessions covering budgeting systems that actually work, debt management strategies, building and maintaining emergency funds, and making major purchase decisions. Students create a personalised financial plan during the course.
Understanding how to grow wealth over time. Covers investment vehicles (ISAs, pensions, stocks, bonds, funds), risk assessment, portfolio diversification, and developing an investment strategy aligned with your goals and timeline. No prior investment experience required.
For those within fifteen years of retirement. Covers pension options, state pension maximisation, drawdown strategies, tax-efficient retirement income, and planning for healthcare and long-term care costs. Includes individual planning sessions with instructors.
Our most popular option for families who want to build financial literacy together
The Family Finance Package allows one adult and up to two children to attend courses simultaneously. While parents take the Household Finance Essentials course, children attend age-appropriate Junior or Teen programmes.
This parallel learning creates natural opportunities for financial conversations at home. Parents and children work on complementary exercises, building a shared vocabulary and understanding of family finances.
The package includes a family goal-setting session where the household creates a shared financial objective and plans together how to achieve it.
All courses are limited to twelve students maximum. This ensures instructors can provide individual attention and adapt to different learning speeds within the group.
Youth programmes run on Saturdays during term time. Adult courses are offered in weekday evening and Saturday morning slots to accommodate working schedules. Most courses run for six to ten weeks.
All course materials are included in the fee. Students receive workbooks, planning templates, and digital resources they can continue using after the course ends.
If you miss a class, recorded summaries and worksheets are available. For courses where continuity matters, we can arrange one-to-one catch-up sessions at no additional cost.
Students who complete a course receive a certificate of completion. More importantly, they leave with practical skills and personalised plans they can implement immediately.
I always felt embarrassed about my lack of financial knowledge. The Household Finance course gave me confidence and practical tools without any judgement. Six months later, I have my first proper emergency fund and a clear picture of where my money goes each month.