Professional Learning and Development

Learn how to teach financial capability with our free PLD programme

Professional Learning Development in 2024

Do you think learning about money at school is important? So do we!

Sorted in Schools is New Zealand’s free financial education programme for Years 9 – 13. To help better prepare you to teach your students about money, we offer a range of free PLD programmes to increase your knowledge and confidence.

Join us and help the next generation of New Zealanders learn about money and set them up for a better financial future.

PLD on Financial Education in Ōtautahi and Tāmaki Makaurau

Ready to accelerate your student’s financial education in 2024? Join us in Christchurch and Auckland for in-person PLD and find out how you can build your students’ money confidence and knowledge.

This full day workshop is designed for teachers supporting students in Years 9-13, including pastoral and curriculum leaders.

Whether you are an experienced teacher, or new to financial education, we’ve got the tools and information to support you in the classroom. The PLD will cover:

Information about the FREE support and resources Sorted in Schools can offer.
Ways to incorporate financial education into your teaching programme.
The opportunity to share feedback and insights about financial education in Aotearoa.
The chance to build relationships with teachers in your region who work in financial education.

Christchurch

DATE Friday, 17 May

TIME 9.30am – 2.30pm

LOCATION Tūranga Library, 60 Cathedral Square, Central Christchurch

Auckland

DATE Thursday, 20 June

TIME 9.30am – 2.30pm

LOCATION Main Hall at Grey Lynn Community Centre, 510 Richmond Road, Grey Lynn, Auckland.

Start teaching financial education with Sorted in Schools

Getting started PLD webinar.

Join us for a quick online introduction to Sorted in Schools and our FREE financial education resources. We’ll show you how to get started and find learning materials that will work for your students. Each webinar will run for 20 minutes and provide the opportunity to ask questions at the end.

You’ll also get the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about teaching financial education at different year levels and in different subjects.