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Financial literacy built around your students. Choose co-branded workshops for prospective students, a program for current students, tailored online modules, or a mix of all three. A paid partnership, scoped with you.
Take one stream or combine them. Each is tailored to your cohort.
Co-branded workshops for Years 9 to 12 students and/or their parents, co-delivered with your university.
An extracurricular program, or part of your student wellbeing offering, run on campus.
Tailored online courses for prospective and current students, branded to your university.
One-hour workshops for Years 9 to 12 students and/or parents, co-delivered. A My Financial Future facilitator covers financial literacy while a representative from your university answers university-specific questions.
Worry about affordability can be a barrier for students and their parents, especially families from low socioeconomic or regional backgrounds. Giving them clear information before they choose a university helps them understand their options rather than rule out higher education because of assumed costs.
What studying actually costs, from fees to transport, textbooks and living expenses.
Build a simple budget that balances study, part-time work and everyday costs.
Set goals for study, work and life, and map the steps to reach them.
How students study now and repay through the tax system once they earn enough.
Scholarships, Youth Allowance and other support, plus Q&A with your university.
Workshops that support students, particularly those from low socioeconomic backgrounds, to manage their money more confidently. Run as an extracurricular program or as part of student wellbeing.
Students who handle money with confidence are better placed to stay focused on study, with potentially less need for support services.
A one or two hour program, depending on your audience. Session length and scope are agreed with you.
Build a budget that works around study, rent and part-time work.
Build a buffer for unexpected bills and use savings buckets for your goals.
Read a payslip, understand tax and how HECS-HELP repayments work.
How investing works, risk and return, and starting with small amounts.
Manage credit and buy now pay later, and see how super grows.
Leave with a personal plan and clear next steps.
For prospective and current students. Pick and choose from our full suite of online money modules, or we create a course just for your university, branded to you and hosted on our portal or yours.
Our FinReady Foundations online course shows what the modules look like: twelve self-paced modules, from budgeting and borrowing to super and investing. Your tailored version can draw on these or be built from scratch around your students.
See the FinReady Foundations online courseHowever you partner with us, the way we work stays the same.
Every session is shaped around your students and your preferences.
Our facilitator covers the money content while your team brings the university-specific knowledge.
Live, practical sessions with room for real questions, not a link students work through alone.
We come to your campus, school or event.
Practical skills and clear information, not a lecture.
Tell us about your institution and cohort. We will book a short Teams call and shape the audience, session length and content around your university.