A full-year sequence with additional time for practice, projects, current events, and deeper application.
Self-awareness, interests, values, skills, career clusters, labor-market research, and pathways.
View Matching Resources →Weeks 6–9Education and training options, résumés, applications, interviews, professional communication, and workplace behaviors.
View Matching Resources →Weeks 10–13Compensation, paychecks, taxes, benefits, financial goals, opportunity cost, and decision-making.
View Matching Resources →Weeks 14–18Budget systems, cash flow, irregular expenses, sinking funds, spending plans, and financial wellness.
View Matching Resources →Weeks 19–22Checking, savings, fees, statements, reconciliation, electronic banking, fraud prevention, and institution comparison.
View Matching Resources →Weeks 23–27Credit reports, scores, APR, credit cards, installment loans, repayment, identity theft, and borrowing decisions.
View Matching Resources →Weeks 28–32Emergency savings, compound growth, risk and return, diversification, stocks, bonds, funds, retirement, and scams.
View Matching Resources →Weeks 33–35Risk management, insurance basics, major purchases, consumer protections, contracts, and decision analysis.
View Matching Resources →Weeks 36–40Life-event planning, financial decision cases, career/financial plan integration, capstone work, reflection, and presentation.
View Matching Resources →This pacing outline is a planning framework, not a mandated sequence. Educators can expand or compress topics to fit local curriculum, school calendars, project work, and student needs.