STEP 1
Money basics
- Coins, notes and digital money
- Needs versus wants
- Saving in a jar or account
FINANCIAL LITERACY FOR KIDS
Financial literacy classes for kids, taught live.
Saving, spending, budgeting, setting goals and how money works in business, taught live by experienced, vetted Nigerian tutors. Practical, age-appropriate lessons that build good money habits early. One-to-one or small group, wherever your family lives.
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SOUND FAMILIAR?
Does money feel like a mystery to your child?
Spends it the moment they get itPocket money disappears in a day.
"Can we just buy it?"Needs and wants feel the same.
Not taught at schoolMoney skills rarely make the timetable.
Digital money is invisibleCards and apps make spending feel unreal.
Big dreams, no planThey want things but don't know how to save for them.
What changes with the right tutor.
Children who understand money early make better choices later. With the right tutor, money becomes something they plan, not something that just happens.
- Knowing the difference between needs and wants
- Saving towards real goals
- Making and sticking to a simple budget
- Understanding how businesses make money
- Confidence talking about money
- Healthy habits for life
WHAT WE TEACH
Money skills, made simple.
Saving & spending
Smart saving and responsible spending.
Budgeting
Planning and managing a practical budget.
Money & business
How money works in business.
Financial goals
Setting realistic goals and healthy habits.
Needs vs wants
Making thoughtful choices with money.
Interest & banks
How saving grows and how banks work.
Young entrepreneurs
Turning an idea into a mini business plan.
Real-life practice
Shopping, comparing prices and planning ahead.
Every programme is tailored to your child's age, curriculum and starting point. See all subjects →
A CLEAR PATH
Money skills that grow with your child.
We start by finding out what your child already understands about money, then recommend the right first step for their age.
STEP 2
Smart planners
- Budgeting pocket money
- Setting and tracking goals
- How banks and interest work
STEP 3
Young entrepreneurs
- How businesses make money
- Costs, prices and profit
- A simple business plan
HOW IT WORKS
We don't sell lessons. We diagnose first.
- 1Tell us about your childBook a consultation or enrol online.
- 2Money checkWe see what your child already understands.
- 3Tutor matchA tutor who fits your child's needs and curriculum.
- 4Live lessons beginOne-to-one or small group, in your time zone.
- 5See the progressSession reports and your child's own portal.
Practical and realLessons use everyday situations, from pocket money to shopping.
Age-appropriateFrom first coins to business basics, matched to your child's stage.
Experienced, vetted tutorsEvery tutor passes our 5-stage vetting process before meeting your child.
Switch any timeIf the fit isn't right, we'll match your child with a different tutor.
QUESTIONS PARENTS ASK
Frequently asked questions.
What age is financial literacy suitable for?
We teach children aged 4 to 16. Younger children start with coins, saving and needs versus wants, while older children move on to budgeting, goals and how money works in business.
What will my child learn?
Saving and spending, budgeting, setting financial goals, and how money works in business, all taught through practical, real-life examples.
Does my child need their own money or bank account?
No. Tutors use pocket money examples, games and real-life scenarios, so every child can take part.
Is this the same as maths?
No. Financial literacy uses some simple maths, but the focus is on habits, decisions and understanding how money works in everyday life.
Will lessons suit our country's currency?
Yes. Tutors use examples that fit where your family lives, whether that's pounds, dollars, dirhams or euros.
Are financial literacy lessons one-to-one or in a group?
Both. Choose one-to-one lessons or small groups of up to 4 children. We recommend the best option after assessing your child.
How do I get started?
Book a consultation or enrol online. We'll learn about your child, match them with the right tutor and set up their learning portal so lessons can begin.
Money sense today, freedom tomorrow.
We'll find your child's starting point and match them with the right tutor.