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Practical, real-life money skills for Years 9 to 12, delivered in your classrooms, made for regional NSW.
Proudly funded by the Rabobank NSW Client Council. At no cost to your school
Limited places: 150 students across the Central West, up to 50 per school. Funded by the Rabobank NSW Client Council, so be quick to lock your school in.
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Financial literacy is one of the most powerful yet overlooked tools for navigating rural and agricultural life. We give communities what they need to rebuild, recover, and thrive.
Fully funded through the Rabobank NSW Client Council, with no impact on your curriculum budget. We bring everything, we come to you, and we work around your timetable.
Normally $1,250 per classroom
Free through the Rabobank NSW Client Council
When climate disaster strikes, as it does disproportionately in rural and agricultural communities, financially literate young people are ready to respond. They can:
Financial knowledge eases the emotional, financial, and physical burden of disaster. Empowering young Australians with that knowledge today builds the resilient communities of tomorrow.
Six practical money skills, taught in order and built around real rural life, across two 1.5-hour sessions.
A clear vision and the confidence to start, easing the anxiety behind money stress.
Income, expenses and the 50/30/20 rule, plus how to re-budget fast when income drops.
Read a payslip, check you are paid correctly, and understand how tax works.
Pay yourself first, build a buffer, and know where to find disaster relief.
Good vs bad debt, buy now pay later, credit cards and how interest compounds.
A personal plan and emergency checklist, ready to act on from day one.
| Outcome | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| A confident start to work | Understand pay, tax and super before the first job, so students are never underpaid. |
| Making informed career decisions | Compare career pathways using salary expectations and long-term earning potential. |
| Less stress in the workforce | Strong money skills ease financial anxiety, helping students focus, decide well and feel confident at work. |
| Budgeting on an income | Practical skills to manage wages, cover expenses including debt and mortgage repayments, save and work towards future goals. |
| Ready for rural and agricultural careers | Confidence with seasonal pay, irregular farm income and life on the land. |
Aligned to Commerce, Mathematics and Work Education from Year 9 through to Year 12.
This is indicative of our standard workshop, but we can tailor it to your faculty to suit your cohort and timetable.
Limited to 150 students across the Central West, up to 50 per school. Tell us about your school and we will lock your spot in.