Financial education tailored to every age and stage
Each programme builds specific financial skills appropriate to the participant's age and developmental stage. Younger children focus on foundational concepts like saving and patience. Teenagers tackle budgeting, banking, and preparing for financial independence.
All sessions take place at venues across Birmingham and are led by qualified educators with financial services backgrounds. Group sizes stay small to ensure individual attention.
Introducing the basics through interactive games and real-world scenarios. Children learn to distinguish wants from needs, understand the value of saving, and make simple financial choices with tangible outcomes.
An eight-week journey through practical financial skills. Topics include creating budgets, understanding bank accounts, smart shopping strategies, recognising advertising tactics, and preparing for part-time work earnings.
Monthly sessions exploring investment fundamentals. Participants learn about stocks, bonds, index funds, and compound growth using real market data. Includes portfolio simulation exercises and risk assessment training.
Parents and children participate together in guided discussions about household money management. Activities establish open communication patterns and shared saving goals that continue at home.
Intensive week-long programme during school holidays. Daily workshops cover budgeting, goal setting, understanding advertising, and building savings plans. Culminates in a personal financial project presentation.
Personalised sessions addressing individual needs. Ideal for teenagers preparing for university finances, managing first job income, or working through specific financial questions with expert guidance.
The Teen Money Mastery course gave my son confidence I did not expect. He now tracks his spending and has actual opinions about value for money. Worth every penny.— Michael T., parent of 14-year-old participant
We deliver curriculum-aligned financial education directly in schools across Birmingham and the West Midlands. Programmes integrate with PSHE requirements and can be customised to fit your timetable.
Schools in areas of socioeconomic challenge may qualify for subsidised rates. Contact us to discuss options for your institution.
Our school programmes include:
We create bespoke programmes to match your curriculum and student demographics.
Contact Our Schools TeamHow large are the groups?
Family and individual programmes typically have 8-12 participants. School sessions scale according to class size but always include adequate educator support.
What should my child bring?
Just enthusiasm. We provide all materials. For longer programmes, participants receive workbooks and resources to keep.
Are parents involved in children's sessions?
The Family Financial Planning Session is designed for joint participation. Other children's programmes run independently, though we provide summary materials for home discussion.
Can I switch programmes if we choose the wrong one?
Absolutely. Contact us within the first week and we will arrange a transfer to a more suitable programme.
Do you offer sibling discounts?
Yes. Enrolling multiple children from the same household qualifies for 15% off the second and subsequent enrolments.
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