Most students can’t find the financial help you already fund. Money, Inside Out is a short course students do on their phone, and it ends at your own support services.
Universities already fund hardship grants, financial counselling, international student advisers and student legal services. The students who need them most are often the ones who never find them: new to the country, working more hours than they should, and meeting their first landlord, payslip and credit contract all at once.
Money, Inside Out explains how money works in Australia, then ends at your hardship, counselling and advice services. It’s the front door to the help you already provide, not a replacement for it. It starts with international students.
About 25–35 minutes on a phone, in plain English. Every stop ends the same way: why it matters, what to do this week, where to go deeper, and where to get help.
Name, student ID and university email, visible to your institution and Yenom only. Everything else is anonymous and reported in groups of ten or more.
We never ask students for a tax file number, passport number, bank details or income.
No bank, fund, lender or insurer is recommended. Students learn how things work and are sent to your services and free, independent help.
Scenario questions, not tests, designed to WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility.
Your hardship, counselling and advice services, with how to reach them. Students see them at the final stop.
Or load it into Canvas or Moodle. Make it compulsory or recommended.
On their phone, at orientation, before arrival or in the first weeks of semester.
Who has completed, and whether students now know where to get help.
Anonymous figures are shown only for groups of 10 or more students.
Module 1 is free: the full nine-stop map for all your students, with completion reporting. No contract needed. Paid plans are one flat annual fee set by enrolment band, not per student, and kept below university tender thresholds.
We’re piloting with a small number of institutions in 2027:
Want to see it?
Book a 20-minute walkthrough or register interest for a 2027 pilot.
See Money, Inside Out on your phone in 20 minutes, and talk through a pilot for your students.
