MONEY AND YOU (PERSONAL FINANCE AND FINANCIAL AWARENESS COURSES)
Money and You – KS4 – Part A: Your Money and Part B: Money and the World – £80
There are a wide array of topics covered in this course, to help today’s teens understand money management and key aspects of the financial system that they are starting to interact with. At KS4 level we explore these topics in-depth and with detail and advanced terminology …
Your Money
- How you feel about money
- Different ways of paying for things
- How Banks work and different types of bank account
- Debt, loans, credit cards and interest
- Savings and interest
- Mortgages and compound interest
- Budgets
- Making Choices
- Keeping your money safe
- Earning money, Work, Payslips and Deductions
- Insurance
- Government Benefits
- Credit scores
- Consumer rights
- Your future – student loans, pensions and more
- Income tax
Money in Business and the Economy - How businesses make money
- How start ups fund new businesses
- Other country’s money and Exchange Rates
- How Interest rates work
- Rising Prices (Inflation)
- Minimum wage and trade unions
- Supply and demand
- What is GDP and who cares about it
- Opportunity Costs and Sunk Costs
- Taxes and Government Spending
Each topic features: i) a pre-recorded tutorial (with interactive aspects that allow your young person to ‘play along at home’), ii) activities (assignments, quizzes, projects, etc.) , iii) a save-able information pack. And, at the end of each course, your young person is also eligible for a personal Certificate of Achievement.
Currently available for enrolment: Online, Flexible Timing/Recorded format – available to enrol and start at any time (scroll down for the contact/enrolment form)
Money is a part of our everyday life, and having basic personal financial knowledge is one of the most important things you can do to live a healthy, happy and secure life. Understanding the fundamentals of money, budgeting, saving and debt can: promote good savings habits; teach financial awareness and responsibility; budgets that we learn how to actively manage, help us spend wisely; affect one’s credit score which impacts your entire life: getting a job, applying for a credit card, renting a flat, buying a home or car, getting insurance, etc.; lead to financial health and positive attitudes around money.
Young people should have the benefit of financial experience and education to make good decisions with money – big or small. Our ‘Money and You’ courses are created, developed and run by a business and economics specialist, and highly experienced educator. Engaging, interesting and dynamic courses to really inspire your young person.
To enrol, you can use the details below (or click here for the FAQs/Prospectus/Contact us page)
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