Now that you have explored how money works, this fourth session in the Money Made Simple series focuses on taking control of your personal finances.
Course details
| Qualification name | Non regulated Adult skills formula funded provision, Level 2, Maths, Up to 2 hrs |
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| Qualification level | 2 |
| Awarding organisation | Generic award - no awarding body |
| Learning method | Classroom based |
| Course type | Essential Skills |
| Course hours | Part-time |
| Course start date | 10th December 2026 |
| Cost | £0.00 |
| Cost description | See college website for information on fees and funding options |
| Attendance pattern | Daytime |
This workshop series is open to all, but a recommended maths level of Level 1 Functional Skills or working towards GCSE Maths Foundation (or above) will help you get the most out of the sessions. No prior financial knowledge is required.
1. Gain knowledge of different financial products and investment options. 2. Learn how to set financial goals and develop a long-term financial plan.
You will learn about different financial products, from savings accounts to investments, and how they can help you achieve your financial goals. You will also explore strategies for long-term financial planning, including pensions and business opportunities, to help you secure your financial future.
For each session, please bring: A notebook Pens A basic calculator
This is only an introduction, which will equip you with some practical financial skills, but learning doesn't stop here! After completing the workshops, you may want to explore more advanced financial topics such as investing, entrepreneurship, or financial planning. Additionally, you could enrol in a maths or finance-related qualification to deepen your understanding. Continue applying what you've learned by tracking your budget, setting financial goals, and staying informed about economic tren
| Name | Morley College London Waterloo Campus |
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| Address |
61 Westminster Bridge Road
London SE1 7HT Find on Google maps |
| Website | https://www.morleycollege.ac.uk/waterloo-centre/ |