As many young people face the financial challenges of rising living costs, it’s important to ensure they have the skills to manage their money well. Whether you're hiring apprentices or looking to strengthen the financial resilience of your young workforce, we’re here to support you.
Young people are more likely to develop important money management skills when they can apply what they learn, such as when they start a new job and receive their first payslip.
Employers can play a key role in this by supporting their young employees, trainees, and apprentices with access to money management programmes or resources.
Doing so not only boosts your employees' financial wellbeing but also helps create a resilient workforce and reduces the impact of money-related stress on your business.
We've gathered a range of programmes and resources aimed at supporting young people as they begin their careers.
Whether they prefer self-paced learning or guided sessions, free materials or more comprehensive programmes, there’s something here to help your young employees build a strong foundation for their financial future.
All these options are provided by accredited organisations or have been evaluated for quality.
Intervention and organisation
Delivery method
Location
Fee
Academy of Money Opens in a new window (Open University / Money Saving Expert)
Online self-directed learning for all ages
Digital
UK-wide
Free
Lessons in Financial Education (LiFE) Award/Certificate Opens in a new window (London Institute of Banking and Finance)
Self-directed or facilitated learning for 16-24 year olds
Digital
UK-wide
Fees charged
Money SmartOpens in a new window (Youth Cymru)
Practical guidance on developing young adults’ money skills, available in Welsh and English
Guide
Wales
Free
Money WorksOpens in a new window (MyBnk)
Facilitated workshops for 16-25 year olds moving into independent living
Face-to-face with virtual option
UK-wide
Fees charged
Money Works online modulesOpens in a new window (MyBnk and the Mix)
Self-directed learning modules for 16-25 year olds, focusing on those moving into independent living
Digital
UK-wide
Free
Money Workshops for Young PeopleOpens in a new window (The Money Charity)
Facilitated workshops for 16-19 year olds
Face-to-face with virtual option
UK wide (face-to-face in England and Wales only)
Fees charged
Personal Finance AwardOpens in a new window (SQA)
Personal financial qualification suitable for school leavers and young adults, accredited by SQA and delivered by local training providers
Face-to-face
Scotland
Fees charged
Work DoshOpens in a new window (MyBnk)
Facilitated workshops for 18-30 year old apprentices, graduates and employees in the early stage of their careers
Face-to-face with virtual option
UK-wide
Fees charged
Workplace Money Workshops and WebinarsOpens in a new window (The Money Charity)
Facilitated workshops for young apprentices and employees
Face-to-face with virtual option
UK wide (face-to-face delivery in England only)
Fees charged
Contact our regional partnerships team to find out more about our work to improve young people’s financial wellbeing and discuss how MaPS can support you to improve the financial wellbeing of your employees.
Based near you, our partnerships teams can help bring your organisation an understanding of some of the local financial wellbeing challenges.
If your organisation has multiple sites, please contact the regional manager closest to your head office.