For teachers & school leadership
Clear learning objectives, no prep for your staff. Ideal for project days, career-orientation and future-skills weeks. Grades 9 through 13.
For schools · teachers · parents
Financial education that lands.
One project day. No preparation for your teaching staff.
With Journey of Money — Flow to Freedom, young people experience in a single day how money really works: income, taxes, insurance, debt, retirement and building wealth — not explained, but lived first-hand. Students don't go home with a stack of facts. They go home with a real feel for money.
A game instead of a lecture — young people decide, discuss, understand.
The value for your school
Financial education that keeps working after the project day.
Through play, students experience the most important money decisions of their lives: from income and taxes to debt and insurance, all the way to retirement and building wealth. Not as a lecture, but as an experience that sticks.
The project day is just the beginning. Once you've felt how it all connects, you want to understand it more deeply. That's why the format doesn't end after one day: students get access to a digital knowledge base, schools receive materials for follow-up lessons, and anyone who wants to keep going on their own will find options that pick up right where the day left off.
For companies and funding partners, that means this isn't a one-off pep talk — it's a contribution that works because it keeps going.
Why external?
A ready-made concept — facilitated, structured, off your plate
For parents
Your kids make decisions, hash things out in teams and see how it all connects — skills that regular classes rarely put into practice this directly.
The most common questions
What school leaders and teachers ask first
Does it fit the curriculum?
Flow to Freedom fits project days, career-orientation weeks and elective subjects. It covers basic economic literacy, life planning and decision-making. Many schools run it in grades 10 through 12.
How much effort is it for us?
None. Everything comes ready to go: facilitation, tech, schedule. Your staff has nothing to prepare and nothing to follow up on. A room with a projector and a group of students is all it takes.
What exactly do students take away?
Not memorized financial facts. Instead, a sense of how decisions about salary, taxes, debt and retirement connect — and a firsthand look at what happens when you put certain things off for too long.
Who pays for it?
Many workshops happen through funding partners: foundations or companies that give schools access. We'll sort that out together on a call. Schools don't necessarily have to pay for it themselves.
What it looks like
Three glimpses of the workshop
Structured, facilitated and built so that young people genuinely take part.
The format
Project day · Career orientation · Future skills
Basic financial literacy
Income, taxes, debt, insurance, retirement — experienced in a practical, age-appropriate way.
Decision-making skills
Mistakes in a safe space, consequences you can feel — before it gets expensive in real life.
Future skills
Teamwork, discussion, negotiation — career orientation and economic literacy in one.
Funding
Often possible through funding partners
Many workshops happen through foundations or companies. That gives schools access— no matter their budget. We'll look into possible funding together on a call.
Contact
Interested? Here's what happens next.
Email us or give us a call. In 20 minutes we'll show you the tool live, walk you through the schedule and let you know whether funding is possible.
- A live demo of Flow to Freedom
- A walkthrough of the five levels and learning objectives
- Sorting out the date, grade level and group size
- A rundown of your funding options