Once you have bought the course, you will have access to the pre-recorded materials at any time. It's not a timed course, nor is there a specific time and date to attend. Your child can simply log in once they are ready and watch the videos.

They can watch them in sections or all in one go; it's up to them.

We recommend downloading the course material right at the beginning and printing it out.

Each section in the course material is marked, so the child knows which videos pertain to which section.

There are 11 modules, each of which has a video of roughly 3 minutes. Once they have done a module, they can do the activities in the course materials.

As its a lifetime access course, they can re-watch the videos as many times as they like.

The money course consists of 11 foundational money concepts, including:

What is: money, a job, a salary, an entrepreneur, a bank, a payslip, an expense, an income, a profit, a budget, a want, a need, an ATM.

We cover different types of money, banks, and money safety, how to use a budget, money across the world, why banks are safe to hold your money and how to withdraw money from the bank.

Check your spam folder / junk mail If you still cannot locate it, send an email to help@financefit4kids.com

Yes. If you have more than one child, you can create a certificate for each, but the system only allows for one user's details to be captured. You have to use the following workaround:

Go to settings: Change the name and surname fields how you want them displayed for your child.

Save. Go to the course section. If your children have completed the course already and completed the quiz, you can just refresh the screen and re-issue the certificate of completion.

Unfortunately the system only accounts for one user. Should you wish your children to have the ability to track their own course completion, you will have to buy a course for each user separately.

Foundational Courses: Ages 6+ If your children are older, they may move through the material more quickly, but it’s still essential for them to complete these courses. Establishing a strong foundation is key to understanding more advanced concepts.
Other courses: Will have a recommended starting age to indicate when children are likely ready for the content. However, these guidelines don’t exclude older children—they’re simply a baseline for when kids can begin engaging with the material.