Bite-sized curriculum resources
Self-paced learning for young people covering key money topics with engaging videos, interactive quizzes, and real-world applications to build essential financial understanding and confidence.
Suitable for: 11-12 year olds
Module 1
Get to grips with money basics – like how to budget, spend wisely, and even plan a holiday on a budget. You’ll learn how everyday choices shape your financial future.
Suitable for: 12-13 year olds
Module 2
Ready to take control of your cash? Learn how to open a bank account, use a bank card, read statements, save smarter, and handle debt like a pro.
Suitable for: 13-14 year olds
Module 3
From mobile plans to crypto, this is where money meets tech. Discover how to spot scams, stay safe online, and make smart choices with your digital cash.
Suitable for: 14-15 year olds
Module 4
Explore careers, apprenticeships, and starting your own business. Learn how to get paid, know your rights at work, and build a plan for your dream job.
Suitable for: 15-16 year olds
Module 5
Find out where your money goes and how to make it grow. Understand your payslip, learn about saving and consider reasons to invest.
Suitable for: 16-17 year olds
Module 6
Get ready for adult life—learn about student loans, renting or buying a place, borrowing, crypto, and how money impacts your mental health.
Suitable for: 17+ year olds
Module 7
Time to level up. Understand the economy, mortgages, credit cards, pensions, and ISAs. Learn how to make smart decisions now that set you up for life.
Money can be a sensitive topic, and affects people in many different ways. If you need support and want to chat to someone about money questions, you can get in touch with these organisations:
Free debt advice and practical solutions to help people manage their finances and become debt-free.
Free, impartial advice on debt, benefits, housing, employment, and consumer rights issues.
Free, confidential 24/7 support service for children and young people up to 19 years old.
Free telephone helpline providing independent debt advice and self-help resources.
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