What will I learn?
This course has been designed for parents, carers, and anyone who would like to build confidence in managing everyday household finances.
The course content is divided into 8 short sections. By the end, you'll have a better understanding of budgeting, planning ahead, prioritising spending, making informed borrowing decisions, and finding trusted sources of financial support available in Scotland.
What qualifications do I need?
As the course is online you will need basic IT knowledge, access to internet facilities and a suitable device like a laptop or tablet to complete your course. You can use library services in your area and if you are local to the college, you can use our campus libraries.
Programme Information
SL3 is comparable with SCQF Level 3
Course Hours – 6
No of Weeks – 5
Please be aware that you could be withdrawn from your course if submission dates are vastly overdue. If at any point you are struggling with deadlines you should contact us for an extension which we will assign where possible.
On successful completion and confirmation of results following internal processes, you will receive your college e-certificate which you can print and/or save for your records. Please note a fee may be required if a hard copy certificate is requested.
Cost
These courses are fully funded for individuals who meet the eligibility criteria:
- Resident in Scotland full-time, including refugees and asylum seekers
- Be a Parent or a Carer responsible for a child under 18 living at home
- Be in paid work – employed or self-employed
- Earn an income below £33,000 – your annual income before tax
If you do not meet these criteria, you may be eligible via other methods, visit our Free Courses page to find out more.
Please note: You can apply for one 20 week course or up to three 5-9 week courses.
Companies looking to undertake this course for multiple staff or as part of a funded workforce training plan, should contact Online Learning Contact Form.
