For Schools
World class education professionals, school boards and teachers recognize that there is an enormous gap in the resources available to truly inspire and prepare students for life outside of school, and the realities that happen when they leave.
When you consider recent reports on over half a billion dollars in Student loans written off in Canada, and 16 billion dollars in current student debt, right alongside a culture where students are continually blasted with credit card offers, Don’t Pay a Cent Events or Play Now and Pay Later type promotions. The reality is that something important is being missed to help give students a fighting chance.
Students leaving high school are lacking fundamental money management skills that not only allow them to afford higher education if interested but will provide them with a framework to live a debt free life and help break a cycle that has led to record high personal debt in households right across Canada.
So, who’s responsibility is it to teach these skills? How do you inspire this awareness in students?
There is a tremendous opportunity here for education professionals to take a leadership role in an area that completely impacts the well being of students once they graduate. Please contact us today to see how we can help.
See a demo of Enriched Start to see how high schools, post-secondary institutions and educators can empower students by creating real interest and awareness while promoting an increased sense of responsibility right alongside the building of skills that will last them a lifetime.
Do students really care to learn about money?
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Can children under the age of 10 really learn money habits?
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True or False.
Students do not make enough money to start saving?
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What You’ll Learn
Quick Facts:
- The average college graduate is $27,000 in debt.
- Almost 90% of students have a credit card.
- Finances continue to be the number one stressor amongst students.
- Graduates average credit card debt is now $4,100, (nearly double 2004’s average).
- 84% of Post Secondary School Graduates surveyed stated that they needed more information on financial topics.
What Client’s Say
“We got so many thank you’s from the students for putting on this event for them. It was just incredible. I wish we had collected e-mails so we could invite them back for a demo of the Enriched Program. It was absolutely fantastic!!!!!!!! I am going to promote you guys to the other universities.”
Gina R