Set yourself up for success to teach financial capability with our free PLD programme.
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NCEA is the first step towards higher education but in this rapidly changing world, students face lots of financial challenges that can put their future at risk. Our new NCEA Level 1 and 2 Achievement Standards resources, launching on 22 February, will prepare them to make tomorrows financial decisions with confidence and they can gain credits for it in maths and economics! This is a game changer for students, so please join us for an in-depth session to learn all about these exciting new learning and assessment materials and help your students level up their money skills.
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Watch replays of all our PLD webinars below.
Webinar 5 - NCEA webinar: take your students to the next level!
In this webinar, we introduce our new NCEA online resources, discuss how the modules align to the eight financial capability themes and highlight what resources we’re looking for feedback on.
In this webinar, we’ll be unpacking any myths about KiwiSaver and talk about why it is important for students to become active members in this investment scheme.
Webinar 4 - Teaching tips for KiwiSaver
Webinar 3 - Theme-based lesson planning
In this webinar, we discuss how to plan lessons across all learning areas and levels using the 8 financial capability themes.
Webinar 2 - Starting the classroom conversation
Watch this webinar to learn how to start a discussion about financial wellbeing with your students. You’ll learn why we clam up about money, how to start constructive conversations and get tips on how to use the resources to get the best outcomes.
Webinar 1 - A deep-dive into Sorted in Schools
This webinar is ideal for anyone new to Sorted in Schools, or if you want a more in-depth look at the resources and teaching aids.
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Equipping young people for their financial future, embedding good money habits early on.
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