We guide students through the everyday money moments that show up at school, at home, and on the way to their first job. Our workshops turn budgeting, saving, and digital safety into habits teenagers actually keep.
Designed for ages 13–18 with school, youth center, and community group formats.
Teens tell us they want to help at home, start saving, and make smart choices online, yet they are flooded with advice that never feels practical. Our sessions replace noise with decisions they can rehearse.
We focus on the moments that matter: tapping on transport, buying lunch, signing up for subscriptions, and the first pay slip.
A year 10 student told us they were saving for a phone but kept losing track because weekend rides, snacks, and in-app purchases were invisible. We rebuilt the week on a board, tagged every spend, and the class built a spending map they could share at home.
That simple shift is what we bring to every group: a story that makes money visible, then a tool that makes it doable.
Start a session planBudgeting and saving for teens managing school costs, transport, and weekend plans.
Understanding payslips, tax, and superannuation with real Australian examples.
Subscriptions, in-app purchases, and online scams presented with calm, practical safeguards.
We open with a short story, move into a money map activity, and finish with a decision rehearsal. Every teen leaves with a simple action and a guide for family discussion.
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Each session includes custom scenario cards for Sydney teens, facilitator guides, and a post-session parent summary. Choose the format that fits your group size.
Reserve a slotSingle 60-minute session for up to 25 students.
A$187.50Three-part series for after-school programs or youth centers.
A$462.90Joint teen + parent evening with guided discussion toolkit.
A$298.40Two follow-up coaching calls for program coordinators.
A$156.30
“Our year 9 group finally understood where their money goes. The map activity turned into a week of honest conversations at home.”
— Maya L., Sydney Community Coordinator
“The pay slip breakdown was the first time our students felt confident asking about tax and super.”
— Declan R., School Careers Advisor
Former youth finance coach, focused on practical money behavior.
Learning designer who turns real Sydney teen stories into teachable moments.
Every facilitator is trained to keep students engaged without pressure. We use relatable scenarios and keep the learning grounded in day-to-day decisions.
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