For international schools

Practical money skills.
Taught with purpose.

A ready-to-run financial literacy platform for international schools, built for students aged 15–18.

EXAMPLE LESSON
02 / Budgeting & inflation

Fixed costs vs variable costs

Which costs can change month to month?

Start with what you are committed to paying. Then see where you have room to adjust.

Fixed

Rent

Usually the same each month

Variable

Groceries

Can change with your choices

Understanding the difference shows how flexible your budget really is.

Illustrative view based on “Fixed Costs vs Variable Costs” in the curriculum.

The curriculum

Money decisions students will actually face.

From the first budget to long-term choices, lessons connect financial ideas to situations beyond the classroom.

01

Everyday money

Budgeting · Banking · Saving

Make sense of cash flow, build a workable budget, and choose where money goes before it disappears.

02

Bigger decisions

University costs · Borrowing · Debt

Compare the real cost of education and understand the commitments that come with borrowing.

03

Looking ahead

Inflation · Investing · Long-term planning

See how prices, time, risk, and compounding shape the value of money over years.

The student experience

Learn it. Use it. Build on it.

Clear explanations lead into practice, so students can test a decision and understand why it matters.

Your learning path
Student view

In this lesson

Know your financial floor.

Fixed costs are the commitments you cannot easily change this month. Variable costs are where you have more control. Knowing both helps you build a budget that holds together.

01 / READ

Learn the distinction

02 / APPLY

Sort real costs into categories

Illustrative view based on the budgeting module.
01

Understand

Start with a clear explanation grounded in decisions students recognise.

02

Practise

Apply the idea through questions, examples, and realistic scenarios.

03

Build

Move through the curriculum and see what has been completed.

For teachers & schools

A thoughtful course, ready for the classroom.

Teachers have enough to prepare. ArcWealth brings the lessons and the tools to deliver them together.

Assign a lesson

Choose what the class works on next and set a due date.

See progress

Review assignment completion and find students who may need help.

Keep in touch

Post announcements to the classroom in one place.

ClassroomTeacher view · demo

Current assignment

Creating a Realistic Monthly Budget

Give a class a lesson to work through, then review how they are progressing.

Illustrative demo of classroom tools. Student entries are examples.

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