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M is for Money

A maths literacy journey
QCTO Accredited · GN500 Aligned Level 1 B-BBEE Independent Impact Reporting
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What is M is for Money?

Did you wish you could improve your Mathematics with a personal journey that allowed you to only work on the parts of Mathematics you didn’t understand ? Well now everyone in the Youth Ecosystem can have access to a course that allows them to do this while developing their usable mathematics skills. The M is for Money course revolves around simple mathematics and how it can be applied to everyday life situations. A main focus is on developing basic maths skills to manage your money more effectively. We cover gaps through a personalized learning journey that identifies your needs.

Overcoming maths anxiety, real-world applications

Duration: 8 lessons (weeks) of 2 hours each

Who is this course for? We designed this course for anyone who needs to improve their mathematics skills and thinking, such as:

FSC COMPLIANCE

Turnkey GN500 Consumer Education Solutions

Our foundational financial literacy programmes are fully aligned with FSTC Guidance Note 500. We deliver completely brand-agnostic, research-backed training that guarantees your institution full B-BBEE points allocation under the Consumer Education element.

Programme Assurance

  • Fully aligned to FSTC Guidance Note 500
  • Product-neutral financial education
  • Comprehensive attendance reporting
  • Demographic reporting
  • Independent impact measurement
  • Level 1 B-BBEE procurement documentation
  • Audit-ready reporting
COMPLIANCE NOTE · FOR FSC FUNDERS

This course structure strictly follows the FSTC's product-agnostic mandates. No commercial product placement is featured, ensuring clean verification for your Consumer Education spend.

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