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Financial Education Partnership

Our Financial Education Partnership (FEP) offers workshops in financial capability and a range of employment skills to schools and colleges across Scotland.  It aims to benefit both teachers and students – allowing to teachers to meet financial education objectives laid out by the Scottish Executive, and developing the real life skills of students in preparation for their adult life.

FEP is delivered by a team of dedicated volunteers and is free to schools.  It is funded by:

  • Airdrie Savings Bank
  • Clydesdale Bank
  • Dunfermline Building Society
  • Lloyds Banking Group
  • Standard Life
  • Tesco Bank 

The careers and work skills elements are also funded and supported by the following:

  • Financial Skills Partnership
  • The Chartered Institute of Securities & Investment

Since it was launched in 1998, the number of workshops has increased year on year, with over 800 now being delivered annually.  

 Workshops

Ten different workshops are offered:

Financial Education

  • Managing Your Money
  • Sensible Borrowing
  • Finance for Life
  • It’s My Business

Careers and work skills:

  • Finance at Work
  • From CV to Salary
  • First Impressions Last
  • Team Work & Decision Making
  • Wait a Minute!
  • Getting the Message

Directions

Directions is a free online guide that provides an insight into careers in finance, accountancy and financial services.  A one stop shop of careers information, head to Directions to access work placement and career opportunities.  Visit Directions now to start planning your career in finance, accountancy and financial services:  http://www.directions.org.uk

European Financial Education Programme

In September 2010 the FEP received the backing of the European Commission for its work to improve the financial knowledge and skills of young people.

Working with partners in nine European countries, with financial support from the European Commission's "Comenius" programme, a new European Financial Education Partnership (EFEP) is being created to deliver interactive financial education workshops to secondary schoolchildren. Click here for press release.


 

 

 

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