This free and interactive session was tailored to equip young adults with the financial literacy they need but often don’t receive in traditional education settings. Covering a broad spectrum of topics, Joanne and Caroline provided invaluable insights into:
The session didn’t just provide theoretical knowledge—it also gave learners practical strategies for managing money effectively, building savings, and making informed financial decisions.
The webinar received glowing feedback from learners who found it both educational and empowering. Many appreciated the opportunity to learn financial concepts that are rarely covered in schools but are crucial for everyday life. Here’s what some of them had to say:
“It was very helpful as it’s something that is never really taught in schools. I think it is important for young individuals to learn about finance as it’s an everyday thing that you deal with.”
“I learnt all different and new terminology that I was unaware of such as what an ISA is.”
“I found the call very helpful as it boosted my confidence, knowing that I have support.”
“I learnt different saving strategies and types of accounts.”
“I found it helpful because I now know how to deal with money better.”
One of the most significant takeaways from the webinar was that financial education isn’t just about numbers—it’s about mental well-being too. Knowing how to manage money effectively reduces financial stress, boosts confidence, and provides a sense of security. Many learners appreciated the reassurance that support is available and that they are not alone in their financial journey.
Financial literacy is a lifelong skill, and opportunities to learn these essential topics for free are incredibly valuable. Many people enter adulthood without a clear understanding of financial products, borrowing consequences, or even basic money management strategies. The Yorkshire Financial Planning Webinar gave our learners the tools they need to make smarter financial decisions for their future.
We look forward to hosting more sessions like this, ensuring that our learners continue to develop the knowledge and skills that will serve them well beyond the classroom.
Our next webinar in collaboration with Yorkshire Financial Planning, is on Wednesday 23rd April. This is a perfect opportunity for students to gain essential financial literacy skills such as budgeting and staying safe financially. This session will cover key topics such as:
We are excited to be taking part in an insightful event that will help to enhance our learner’s financial confidence and secure their future.
We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Joanne and Caroline at Yorkshire Financial Planning for delivering this incredibly valuable webinar completely free of charge. Their time, expertise, and dedication to helping young people gain financial confidence are truly commendable. We are grateful for their support and look forward to working together again in the future.
