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Six structured programs covering the everyday subjects of household financial literacy — from your first budget to long‑term planning for a calmer life with money.

Level: Beginner Duration: 6 weeks Format: Self‑paced + weekly live Q&A Foundations

Personal Finance Foundations

A complete introduction to household money, written for learners who feel they "never really understood this stuff." Six clear weeks covering how income works, how to read a payslip, how interest behaves over time, what an emergency fund is for, and how to set up a simple, sustainable monthly plan.

The course is delivered through short video lessons, written notes, weekly worksheets, and an optional Q&A session every Thursday with the teaching team.

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Level: Intermediate Duration: 8 weeks Format: Self‑paced + biweekly workshops Budgeting

Smart Budgeting & Cash Flow

Move beyond a list of expenses and learn how to plan your household cash flow with confidence. We cover three popular budgeting methods, how to choose between them, how to set realistic categories, and how to gently review the budget every month without judgement.

By the end of the course, you will leave with a printable monthly plan that fits your real life — not an idealised version of it.

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Level: Intermediate Duration: 6 weeks Format: Self‑paced Savings

Building Long‑Term Savings

An educational course on the principles of patient, disciplined saving. We discuss goal setting, the role of an emergency fund, common saving accounts (in general terms), and the behavioural habits that protect long‑term plans through life's inevitable surprises.

This course is purely educational — we do not recommend specific products, providers, or strategies. We help you ask better questions when you eventually speak with a licensed professional.

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Father teaching children about household budgeting

Level: All levels Duration: 4 weeks Format: Self‑paced Family

Family Finance Track

A short, gentle program designed for households. Topics include how to hold a calm monthly money conversation, how to teach simple money concepts to children, how to plan for school expenses, and how families can share a budget without losing privacy or autonomy.

Couples and households commonly take this course together. It pairs well with the Budgeting program above.

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Level: Intermediate Duration: 5 weeks Format: Self‑paced + weekly clinics Career

Career & Income

A program for learners who want to think more clearly about earning, side income, freelance work, and career transitions. We cover the basics of contracts and pay structures, the language of benefits and pensions, and how to evaluate an offer with a calm head.

This course does not give career advice — it teaches the literacy you need to make your own informed decisions.

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Level: Advanced Duration: 10 weeks Format: Self‑paced + monthly seminars Advanced

Household Economics & Behavioural Finance

Our most in‑depth program: a classroom‑style course on the principles of household economics, consumer behaviour, and the psychology of money. Designed for learners who already manage a household budget and want a structured, academic understanding of the field.

The course is taught in ten themed weeks, with a live seminar at the end of each month. It is purely educational and does not provide financial advice.

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