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Professional Learning and Development

Learn how to teach financial capability with our free PLD programme

About the programme

Our PLD programme is practical and hands-on. Our aim is to:

  • help you find resources to engage your students.
  • equip you with the tools you need to confidently teach financial capability.
  • support you to integrate financial capability into the curriculum.
  • teach you skills to boost your own personal financial capability and increase your confidence in teaching the content.

Auckland Sorted in Schools Free Event

Join other teachers from throughout Auckland to learn more about teaching Year 9 and 10 about money at our free event in June.

Date Thursday 15 June 2023

Time 4.15pm – 5.30pm (afternoon tea from 3.30pm)

Location Kohia Centre, Gate 1, 78 Epsom Ave, Epsom (parking at Gate 2).

Register here

The workshop will introduce you to the Sorted in Schools resources and free activities you can use to teach financial capability to Year 9 and 10 students.

  • Meet other teachers and talk about your experiences of teaching financial capability.
  • Find free resources that you can use in your classroom.
  • Learn more about what Year 9 and 10 think about financial capability education (from our research with NZCER).

Not in Auckland? Get in touch with Claire to arrange PLD in your area or at your school.

Learning Specialist – Claire Bailey

Do you have questions about Sorted in Schools?

Do you want help finding resources for your students?

Would you like some personalised PLD for your school or department?

Get in touch with our Learning Specialist today! Email claire@retirement.govt.nz

Book an online meeting

Curious about what we offer?

Check out our PLD framework document to identify where you are and what your next steps might be. Download the document.

Māori Medium Education

Written in te reo Māori with resources aligned to Te Marautanga o Te Aho Matua and Te Marautanga o Aotearoa.

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