Financial Skills for Life
Financial education is rarely taught in schools, yet it's one of the most important skills for future success. Our FDIC-based curriculum gives young learners the confidence they need.
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8 Topics Total
Curriculum
8 Interactive Lessons
What Is a Bank?
Understanding banks, savings accounts, and how the FDIC keeps money safe.
Goals & Saving
Setting financial goals and building saving habits.
Budgeting & Shopping
Creating a budget and making smart spending decisions.
Sharing & Giving
How charitable giving fits into a financial plan.
Compound Interest
The magic of earning interest on interest.
Careers & Income
Exploring different careers and how people earn money.
Loans & Credit
Understanding when and how to borrow responsibly.
Small Business
The basics of entrepreneurship and working for yourself.
Why This Course?
- Small groups
- Native English Teacher (UK)
- Hands-on Activities
- Based on FDIC's Money Smart – US government program
- Graduation Diploma
Course Structure
- 2-month program
- 2 lessons/week: 45 minutes each
- Small groups – Max. 6 students per class
- Flexible scheduling based on enrolment demand
Who Is This Course For?
- Kids curious to learn about how money works
- Families looking for native English instruction
- Parents looking for a structured curriculum
FDIC Money Smart
Our curriculum is based on the FDIC's Money Smart for Young People program, a nationally recognized financial education framework designed to help students build strong financial habits from an early age.
Learn more about FDIC Money Smart →What Your Child Will Learn
- How banks work and why saving matters
- Setting goals and creating a budget
- Smart shopping and spending decisions
- The power of compound interest
- Understanding loans and credit
- Basics of entrepreneurship