JA programs bring real-world learning experiences into the classroom.

By building a wide range of skills and nurturing self-belief, JA prepares young people for the future of work, teaches them how to think entrepreneurially, and ensures they have the tools to be financially capable adults. These experiences are:

Free of Charge

Tailored for learners aged 5-29 with flexible delivery options

Culturally appropriate

Available to all schools and organizations in urban and rural communities

Aligned with B.C.’s curriculum

JA Program Menu 2024-25

More Than Money

Grades K-1 (25 minutes), Grade 2 (35 minutes), Grade 3 (45 minutes), Grade 4-5 (1 hour)

This short, engaging version of the More Than Money program introduces students to critical money management skills, including earning, saving, and spending.

Curriculum Match: Math, English, Career Education

More Than Money & Dollars with Sense

(1 hour)

This experience combines highlights of two of JA’s financial literacy programs for youth, More Than Money & Dollars with Sense, providing a thoughtful introduction to essential money management skills.

Curriculum Match: Math, English, Career Education

Personal Finance

(1 hour)

Students learn the essentials of finance and money management in this condensed version of JA’s popular Personal Finance, covering wise spending, budgeting, saving, investing, credit management and more.

Curriculum Match: Career Education

Dollars with Sense, Economics for Success & Personal Finance 

(3 hours)

This condensed version of JA’s popular Dollars with SenseEconomics for Success & Personal Finance programs helps students understand finance essentials and goals in order to help them make smart and informed decisions about their future.

Curriculum Match: Math, Career Education

Post Secondary Prep: Dollars with SenseEconomics for Success & Personal Finance

(1-2 hours)

Combining highlights from Dollars with SenseEconomics for Success & Personal Finance, students gain financial literacy and work readiness skills, providing them with knowledge to manage finances and excel in their post-secondary pursuits.

Curriculum Match: Math, Career Education

Job Prep: Dollars with Sense, Economics for Success & Personal Finance

(1-2 hours)

Combining highlights from Dollars with Sense, Economics for Success & Personal Finance, students build financial literacy and work readiness skills, giving them the practical knowledge they need to manage their money and succeed in their future jobs.

Curriculum Match: Math, Career Education

Dollars with SenseEconomics for Success & Personal Finance

(6 hours)

Students build financial literacy and work readiness skills from a combination of programs, Dollars with SenseEconomics for Success & Personal Finance, giving them the practical knowledge they need to manage their money and succeed in their future.

Curriculum Match: Math, Career Education

JA Company Program for Indigenous Learners

(10-16 weeks)

Offered both in school and after school, this experience inspires students to create and operate their own business ventures while developing leadership, decision-making, and critical thinking skills.

Curriculum Match: ADST, Career Education

Full JA Program Menu

Ages 4 to 12

JABC is pleased to offer over 15 programs and experiences to youth across the province. They are aligned with B.C.’s curriculum, offered with flexible delivery options and available in class or online.

Programs Directly to Youth

Grades 8-12

Hey students! JABC is thrilled to offer online and in-person experiences directly to you, helping you develop crucial personal and professional skills to prepare you for your future.

View 2023-24 JA Programs in Indigenous Schools & Communities Report