Stories and Perspectives for Boarders
This course provides articles, interviews and opinion pieces by and for boarders. All topics within focus upon boarder financial education, wellbeing and capability. Create a free account to see more.
Welcome and introduction
FREE PREVIEWFacilitator information
Boarder preparation
Facilitator discussion tips
Before we begin ...
1.1 Living Within Your Means
1.2 Learning Financial Life Skills From Sport
1.3 Don't Call it a Club!
1.4 Protected From the Real World
1.5 I Crashed
1.6 Thinking Business
2.1 High School Reflections
2.2 Boarding Parents Say What!
2.3 ABSA Snapshots
2.4 Your Views
3.1 Build your financial capability
3.2 Before you go ...
Our commitment. Our duty of care.
Different prices for different time period access.
$200.00
Boarding House (60 days)
$700.00
Boarding House (365 days)
$450.00
Boarding house (180 days)
General Manager (ABSA)
Of course. Parents may need to use it differently, more as an awareness raising piece. The advantage is that it gives a parent an excuse to have a financial conversation with their teenager.
Yes. We provide a bundle just for boarding settings, but also bundles that are general in nature. It is cheaper and better all round value to choose this course in a bundle. This is because you have even greater flexibility in designing your own program or choosing topics that meet your needs at any specific time.
We have designed these courses, so any responsible adult can facilitate. We provide teaching points in our facilitator tips. We provide visual stimulus material i.e. posters to place around the boarding house, or home. As our courses are not based on mathematical calculations, but rather discussion and conversation, we find that boarding staff, perhaps in pairs, or teachers within the school can easily facilitate. We can also provide in-house training which is worthwhile if you take a long-term view.
No. This course is designed for a facilitator to guide discussion and activities with a group of boarders. We believe this is the best way to 'educate' teenagers.
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