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Book a financial wellbeing session

Our Financial Wellbeing Team has over fifty-seven years' combined experience in delivering training, education, and events, as well as thirty-four years' experience in delivering money guidance to the public and money guidance training to practitioners. We lend our experience and expertise by offering sessions and workshops to various groups across Scotland.

To book a session for a group, please get in touch if you are a teacher, lecturer, group leader, manager, or anyone else who is responsible for organising or facilitating sessions for schools, colleges, workplaces, or community groups. If you are a student, member of a community group, or an employee and are interested in taking part in a session, please ask whoever organises your class/group/workplace’s activities to get in touch with us. 

Click on the links below for more information about the programmes and sessions we have available.

For employers and workplaces

For employers and workplaces

Find out about our Money Works programme, an independent and impartial source of financial wellbeing support for employees across Scotland Read more

Published: 3rd November, 2022

Updated: 15th January, 2026

Author: Abbey Fleming

For community groups and organisations

For community groups and organisations

We deliver money guidance sessions on a range of financial wellbeing topics to community groups, employability hubs, and any other organisation that works with groups of people. Read more

Published: 3rd November, 2022

Updated: 15th January, 2026

Author: Abbey Fleming

For schools

For schools

We offer a range of interactive and informative sessions for primary schools (P3-P7), secondary schools (S1-S6) as well as college and university students (any level). Read more

Published: 3rd November, 2022

Updated: 2nd September, 2025

Author: Abbey Fleming

An Introduction to Financial Wellbeing: Training for Third Sector Practitioners

An Introduction to Financial Wellbeing: Training for Third Sector Practitioners

This course has been designed to examine and understand the essential elements of financial wellbeing, exploring the challenges and barriers that prevent many individuals from achieving it. Topics include the lasting impact of the cost-of-living crisis, digital exclusion, poverty, and domestic abuse. The course also highlights practical strategies to overcome these barriers and enhance financial wellbeing through effective money guidance. Read more

Published: 4th March, 2025

Author: Abbey Fleming

Sessions for Students

Sessions for Students

Give Your Students the Money Skills They Need in 2025 Our brand-new Financial Wellbeing Workshops are here to help your students gain the confidence and knowledge they need to manage their money. Our workshops are online and completely free of charge. Read more

Published: 18th August, 2025

Updated: 26th August, 2025

Author: Abbey Fleming

Financial Education for Children & Young People: Training for Teachers

Financial Education for Children & Young People: Training for Teachers

This course will be beneficial for undergraduate student teachers, probationary teachers and fully qualified teachers alike. This 2 hour training will outline what we mean by financial wellbeing and the challenges to achieving this. Read more

Published: 20th October, 2025

Author: Abbey Fleming

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