Life Skills for Seniors
Crucial real-world preparedness: personal finance, time management, critical thinking, stress resilience, and self-leadership.
Programme Overview
Preparing adolescents for the real world, Life Skills for Seniors bridges the gap between textbook academics and real adulthood. Teenagers learn financial literacy basics (budgeting, smart spending, compound interest), strategic time and goal management, digital wellbeing, stress reduction techniques, and ethical decision-making to step into university life with maturity.
Students in Grades 6 to 12 (Ages 12–18)
Syllabus Modules (4 Units)
Personal Finance, Budgeting & Smart Money Habits
Time Architecture, Productivity & Goal Setting
Critical Thinking, Information Literacy & Ethics
Mental Wellness, Stress Navigation & Emotional Resilience
Graduate Learning Outcomes
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Construct and maintain a personal savings budget and understand core financial instruments.
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Prioritize academic workload and personal commitments while avoiding burnout.
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Filter misinformation critically and make reasoned, values-aligned life choices.
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Develop robust mental wellness habits and resilient stress-coping mechanisms.