Financial Recovery Learning Pathway
Build sustainable money management skills through our structured eight-month program. Each module connects practical techniques with real-world application, helping you develop confidence in financial decision-making.
Learning Journey Structure
Financial Assessment & Goal Setting
Weeks 1-4Understanding your current financial position forms the foundation for meaningful change. This module walks you through comprehensive financial health checks, identifying spending patterns, and creating realistic recovery goals that align with your circumstances.
Debt Management Strategies
Weeks 5-12Develop practical approaches to managing existing debt while preventing future accumulation. You'll explore various repayment strategies, learn negotiation techniques with creditors, and understand legal protections available to consumers.
Income Enhancement & Stability
Weeks 13-20Building sustainable income streams requires both immediate and long-term thinking. This section covers skill development for career advancement, exploring additional income opportunities, and creating financial buffer systems for unexpected situations.
Smart Spending & Resource Management
Weeks 21-26Transform your relationship with money through mindful spending practices. Learn to distinguish between needs and wants, find quality alternatives at lower costs, and develop systems that prevent impulse purchases while maintaining quality of life.
Credit Repair & Future Planning
Weeks 27-30Rebuild your credit profile while establishing foundations for long-term financial health. Understanding credit reports, disputing errors, and developing responsible credit usage patterns that support future financial goals.
Wealth Building Foundations
Weeks 31-32Once you've achieved stability, begin building for the future. Introduction to basic investing principles, understanding different savings vehicles, and creating sustainable wealth-building habits that grow with your improving financial position.
Learning Assessment Methods
Your progress gets evaluated through multiple approaches that reinforce learning while building practical skills you'll use in real financial situations.
Personal Finance Portfolios
Document your financial journey through detailed case studies based on your own situation, showing progress and decision-making improvement over time.
Practical Skill Demonstrations
Complete real-world tasks like creating budgets, analyzing loan options, or developing repayment plans that you can immediately implement.
Peer Learning Sessions
Share experiences and solutions with fellow learners through structured discussions that build understanding through different perspectives.
Knowledge Application Tests
Short assessments focused on applying concepts to various scenarios, ensuring you understand principles rather than just memorizing information.