The Self-Directed version of Dollars with Sense can be used in two ways: If you are a student and wish to complete this program on your own, then this option is for you. It allows you to self-enroll and work your way through the course at your own pace. Once you’ve completed the program, you will be able to download a digital Certificate of Accomplishment. No code is needed to participate in the program independently. If you are a teacher and wish to assign a JA program for your students to complete independently, then this delivery method is for you. If you request an enrolment code from your local JA office, you can monitor your students’ progress through the program; if you do not wish to monitor your students' progress, no code is required. Once they’ve completed the program, students will be able to download a digital Certificate of Accomplishment. An enrollment code is required if you wish to track your students’ progress, and can be obtained by contacting your local JA office. Please note: a small number of users may experience a tracking issue whereby program progress isn't accurately captured. If this happens to you please contact Support (support@jacanada.org) for assistance resolving the issue.

These short interactive educational modules are focused on various money concepts, and can be completed in any order and any quantity.

JA’s Investment Strategies program (ISP) teaches you how to save and invest for the future. The program includes both interactive lessons and an online stock market simulation Invest JA, where students manage their own simulated stock portfolio. The simulation is linked to live data from North American stock markets and is an exciting, risk-free way for students to apply the investing principles they learn in the program.

The Self-Directed version of Personal Finance can be used in two ways: If you are a student and wish to complete this program on your own, then this option is for you. It allows you to self-enroll and work your way through the course at your own pace. Once you’ve completed the program, you will be able to download a digital Certificate of Accomplishment. No code is needed to participate in the program independently. If you are a teacher and wish to assign a JA program for your students to complete independently, then this delivery method is for you. If you request an enrolment code from your local JA office, you can monitor your students’ progress through the program; if you do not wish to monitor your students' progress, no code is required. Once they’ve completed the program, students will be able to download a digital Certificate of Accomplishment. An enrollment code is required if you wish to track your students’ progress, and can be obtained by contacting your local JA office. Please note: a small number of users may experience a tracking issue whereby program progress isn't accurately captured. If this happens to you please contact Support (support@jacanada.org) for assistance resolving the issue.

Dive into the world of currency! Explore what currency is and why it’s important. Learn about exchanging currency and how to manage your money when using different currencies.

These short interactive educational modules are each aligned with a JA Program, and are meant to provide teachers with content focused on various money concepts, or to serve as additional content for students to access after a JA program has been delivered in their classroom.

JA Our Families explains how family members' jobs and businesses contribute to the well-being of the family and of the community. The learning experience introduces the concept of needs and wants and explores the ways families plan for and acquire goods and services. Students analyze their own skills to determine ways they can support their families. The program also familiarizes students with Canadian coins and bills, while providing a brief introduction to key personal finance tools such as credit and debit cards. By the end of this program, students will understand the importance of entrepreneurial business to a neighbourhood and identify the goods and services provided by local businesses. This prepares students to become contributing members of their families and communities.

Here you will find videos on various financial literacy and work readiness topics.

Explain and differentiate between various methods of payment. Make informed decisions about choosing the most appropriate payment method for different situations.

Life can feel like a lot. From school and work to social pressure and everything in between, your mental health matters more than ever. But taking care of it doesn’t have to be boring, heavy, or overwhelming. That’s where the Youth Challenge comes in.