Empowering People. Transforming Futures.
Four products that work alone or as steps on one path.
Our programs are built on three key principles:
Understand your financial behaviours
Learn with proven methods and tools
Apply knowledge to build real confidence
Habit-building digital learning
Peer learning and trained workplace champions
Culturally inclusive frameworks
Flexible formats: online, in-person, and blended
12 months, for organisations with 200+ employees.
Our education is engaging, informative, independent and current. Students may choose the self paced, on line learning, or opt for face to face workshops, depending upon preference.
Our objective is to maintain our independence and objectivity, along with creating empowered, confident graduates who know what they need, how to find it, and what questions to ask. This is a shame free, supportive space where the only objective is the students well being and growth.
[ Your Money Personality, definitions, daily habits, where to start ]
[ Building a budget that works, needs vs wants, spending diaries and planning ahead ]
[ Setting realistic money goals, saving towards them and tracking progress ]
[How superannuation works, goal setting, investment terminology and planning, who and how to ask for help and advice]
[For those new to “they system” – immigrants, visitors, new graduates, new to the workforce. How it all works, and who to ask for which products]
[How credit reporting works in Australia. What is important to know and why, how to get the help you need. Basics of debt management and reduction]
[Terminology, what to look out for, who to ask for help]
Our education is supported by a confidential pathway to independent, accredited financial counsellors for anyone who needs more than education. Most people don’t realise this is an option.
To be clear, we are not financial advisers or planners. We don’t sell or recommend any products, and Yenom receives no referral payments.
This nationally recognised skill set is delivered by the Yenom Foundation face to face over 2 full days. It includes 3 separate units that cover the basics of Financial Literacy, Communication and Education. At the end of this course students will be able to;
Define, explain, and understand the definitions around Financial Literacy, Financial Inclusion, goal setting, budgeting, debt management and basic financial products available to the Australian population.
Identify issues with clients arising due to low financial literacy, and plan an educational program to address those gaps.
Deliver financial literacy workshops, sessions, training and engage with individuals around their personal financial needs.
Be confident in providing referrals to appropriate services, such as Ombudsmen, ASIC, Complaints Processes, Financial Hardship Proceedures etc.
A written assessment is required to be completed to obtain certification if required, as an additional tool in your professional tool box. This course can be a pathway to other Financial Services careers, such as Financial Counselling.
For enrolment enquiries, contact us at hello@yenom.co.
