For schools

Primary and secondary education

Our primary and secondary school sessions are mapped to Curriculum for Excellence outcomes.

We also have various resources available for teachers to run as lessons. Click here to access primary school materials and click here to access secondary school materials.

Sessions for high schools

Further and higher education

Our college and university workshops can be booked as a standalone session, or as a block booking to cover a variety of topics.

To discuss booking a session for an education setting, please complete the short enquiry form below, and a member of the team will be in touch. If you’re a student and would be interested in a workshop, please ask your teacher/tutor/lecturer to get in touch on your behalf.

Get in touch about a session

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Wellbeing Blog: Why Workforce Wellbeing Should Be Built With Staff, Not For Staff

Our Workforce Wellbeing Officer, Chris, discusses how wellbeing strategies are often developed for staff rather than with them and how organisations can strengthen workforce wellbeing by building meaningful commitments with employees.
CHAI (Community Help and Advice Initiative)
Student Webinars
Money Advice Scotland's Scottish Parliament Election Response

As the national membership body for money advisers in Scotland, Money Advice Scotland looks forward to working constructively with the Scottish Government and MSPs from all parties over the coming parliamentary term.

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.
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.
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.
For employers and workplaces

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