Until now, the only way to learn with us was live, one-to-one with a teacher. That remains the best version. But it needs a scheduled slot, and it costs what a qualified teacher’s time costs — which puts it out of reach for some families and out of rhythm for others.
What it is
The same ten lessons, in the same order, built around interactive activities rather than videos. Each lesson introduces an idea briefly and then puts it straight to work: sorting tasks, budget challenges, decisions with consequences, and a quiz at the end to catch what hasn’t landed.
- Ten lessons, from What is Money? through to the cost of living
- Self-paced — no scheduling, no waiting for a slot
- Repeatable as often as a child wants
- Works on a laptop, tablet or desktop
Lesson one is free with a parent account — no payment, no card details. We would rather a child tried it and lost interest than a parent paid for something that didn’t suit them.
Why we built it
Two reasons. Families who can’t commit to a weekly class now have a route in. And children taking live classes have somewhere to practise between them — the activities hold attention in a way homework never has.
It also makes the programme something an organisation can offer at scale, which matters for the schools, employers and charities we work with.
See what the ten lessons cover, or create a free account to try the first one: the digital course →