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Financial Literacy Workshops for Schools in Singapore
Game-based workshops for primary to polytechnic students. Students practise real money decisions through play.
Trusted by over 100 schools and institutions in Singapore
Learning that looks like play, but is not
Students make money decisions in a game and see the results straight away, so the lessons stick.
Teachers, HODs and administrators choose this workshop because students stay engaged from start to finish.
What students walk away with
Money habits they can use now, and understand later.
Needs and wants
Telling the difference, and choosing on purpose.
Saving and spending
Planning ahead instead of reacting.
Real decisions
Practising choices with consequences, safely.
Designed for every level of Singapore’s education system
Primary school pupils
Secondary school students
JC, ITE and polytechnic students
Flexible formats to fit your school’s needs
Where
At your school
Group size
A class to a whole level
Length
Single session or a series
Designed
Around your students’ needs
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Primary, secondary, junior college, ITE and polytechnic students. Primary pupils get an age-appropriate introduction through play and storytelling. Secondary students go deeper into money habits, budgeting and real decisions. JC students prepare for financial independence, and ITE and polytechnic students work on the realities of entering the workforce.
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Through games and simulations that do not look like money lessons at first. Students see how today’s money habits shape their future choices, including saving for the long term. When a lesson is only theory, with no activity to anchor it, students do not really learn it.
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Needs and wants, budgeting and saving, money habits and the beliefs behind them, credit and debt, and Singapore realities such as CPF, HDB and the milestones young adults face. We customise the mix to your students' profile and level.
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No. Most students are too young to be eligible to buy investment products, so our student workshops focus on the money decisions they already make.
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A half-day workshop of three to four hours suits a single cohort or level. A multi-session programme, for example three two-hour sessions, gives deeper learning across a semester, and we find a one-week gap between sessions works better for retention. We can also design a format around your school calendar.
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