14 March 2019

Do you work with parents or families?

Join us to develop your skills and knowledge and increase your capacity to deliver valuable support to families in your community.

Talking about money isn’t always easy. However, getting children used to talking about money early can help them avoid financial issues in the future. Talk, Learn, Do (TLD) is an evidence-based parenting intervention developed by the Money Advice Service to help parents of 3-11 year olds talk to their children about money. 

This half-day practical training will enable you to run a short session to enable parents to teach their children to develop positive money habits. This training course provides skills for those with no financial capability training and offers new approaches for those who have already worked in this field. Alongside the free training, we provide practitioners with a toolkit and resources for parents.

“The pack is so self-explanatory, it didn’t take me long to prepare, just thought oh I remember that, it didn’t take me long to pick up again.”
Practitioner, Mid Wales

99% of parents that participated would recommend this course to other parents who want to talk to their children about money

92% of practitioners would recommend the module to other practitioners 

The workshop provides attendees with:

• an opportunity to explore the Talk, Learn, Do resources and discover how to adapt them to your families and setting.
• a toolkit, marketing ideas and resources to enable you to deliver the programme as soon as you get back to your organisation

Lunch and refreshments will be provided.

Who will benefit from attending?

This workshop is ideal if you work in:

• local authorities/children’s services
• in a Sure Start centre
• early years
• parenting groups/services
• children’s charities
• financial inclusion support
• housing associations
• schools, colleges and adult learning
• libraries
• job centres
• foodbanks
• or out in the wider community 

Or engage with parents of 3-11 year olds as a:

• flying start practitioner
• family support team member
• parenting practitioner
• money benefit advisor/ worker
• family learning practitioner
• family support volunteer
• community worker/ volunteer

If you are a parenting practitioner and would like to attend a session please click here.

For more information please click here