Flexible financial literacy curriculum for your classroom
Our courses are written specifically for high school students and designed to introduce personal finance concepts through real-life scenarios and practical application. With our dedicated facilitator guide, there is no implementation time, set-up fee, or extra professional development required for teachers. Students learn critical lessons and common mistakes from the safety of their own classroom, taking these lessons with them on their next steps in their individual journeys.
150+ contact hours of practical personal finance:
Unit 1: How to Spend
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- Unit 1 Introduction
- Lesson 1.1 | Intro to Banking
- Lesson 1.2 | Bank Accounts
- Lesson 1.3 | Different Ways to Pay
- Lesson 1.4 | Fraud
- Lesson 1.5 | Credit Cards
- Lesson 1.6 | Deciphering Your Credit Card Bill
- Lesson 1.7 | Evaluating Credit Card Offers
- Lesson 1.8 | Apply for a Credit Card
- Lesson 1.9 | Evaluating Spending Decisions
- Lesson 1.10
Unit 2: How to Earn
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- Unit 2 Introduction
- Lesson 2.1 | Personal Branding
- Lesson 2.2 | Writing a Resume
- Lesson 2.3 | Writing a Cover Letter
- Lesson 2.4 | Interviewing & Networking
- Lesson 2.5 | Salaried vs Wage Jobs
- Lesson 2.6 | Intro to Taxes in the U.S.
- Lesson 2.7 | Your Pay Stub
- Lesson 2.8 | How to Actually Pay Your Taxes (Part 1)
- Lesson 2.9 | How to Actually Pay Your Taxes (Part 2)
- Lesson 2.10
Unit 3: How to Budget
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Unit 4: How to Borrow Money
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- Unit 4 Introduction
- Lesson 4.1 | Your Personal Balance Sheet
- Lesson 4.2 | Know Your (Net) Worth
- Lesson 4.3 | Applying for Loans
- Lesson 4.4 | Receiving Your Loan
- Lesson 4.5 | Manageable vs Unmanageable Debt
- Lesson 4.6 | Paying for College
- Lesson 4.7 | Filling out FAFSA
- Lesson 4.8 | Your Financial Aid Package
- Lesson 4.9 | Paying Back Your Student Loans
- Lesson 4.10
Unit 5: How to Invest Your Money
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Capstone Challenge
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Practical personal finance skills for all students
Students will:
- maintain lifetime access to the course (as long as the course is still offered) to always have the most updated information
- practice making decisions about their finances before real money is at stake
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learn lessons they care about, like what exactly taxes are and how to pay them
What new financial literacy teachers need to succeed - all in one place
Teachers will:
- choose activities that best support your classroom's needs
- learn with students in comprehensive and easy-to-understand course materials that comply with the Jump$tart National Standards for Personal Finance Education
- assess students with included exam questions
- challenge your students to make decisions on their own personal finance in an extended week-long capstone project
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