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- Money overview
- Understanding payslips
- Superannuation basics
- Tax & the ATO simplified
- Credit and debt
- Budgeting fundamentals
- Compound interest explained
- Avoiding common financial mistakes
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For parents · Ages 16–22 · Australia
Raise them well.
Raise them well.
Launch them strong.
One minute they're little, and the next they're driving off down the street in their own car. This is the practical program that prepares them for the real world of adulting.
This is Welcome to Adulting
Built for Australia Go at your own pace
Watch this first
In a few short years, they'll be making decisions that affect their credit, their career and their future.
Signing leases
Choosing private health cover
Managing HECS-HELP debt
Growing their super
Lodging tax returns
Most young adults step into this stage unprepared.
Not because they aren't capable.
Because no one taught them how it works.
For the parent who wants them ready
Not just academically. Financially, emotionally and practically.
You want them to understand credit before applying for a card. You want them to know how superannuation works before missing years of growth. You want them confidently handling real responsibility.You're not trying to control their future. You're trying to strengthen it.
Financially
Super, tax, credit and the everyday money decisions that compound over a lifetime.
Emotionally
The confidence and steadiness to handle real responsibility and adult conversations.
Practically
The hands-on life admin that nobody sits them down to explain.
Here's what typically happens
Teens graduate with solid ATARs — but no idea how to:
- Read a payslip
- Lodge a basic tax return
- Understand interest rates
- Avoid high-interest debt
- Understand HECS-HELP
- Navigate Medicare & private health
- Advocate for themselves at work
They figure it out through trial and error.
Some mistakes are expensive.
Some follow them for years.
Preparation changes that trajectory.
Imagine if your teen could
Step into adulthood already knowing the things that matter.
Understand their payslip from day one.
Understand their super and how to grow it confidently.
Know how credit is built and protected.
Understand how HECS-HELP repayments really work before they enrol.
Book their own appointments and handle adult conversations with maturity.
That's not over-parenting.
That's strategic parenting.
What it is
A structured, self-paced program for young adults ages 16 to 22 in Australia.
It walks them step by step through the financial, practical and personal skills required for independent adulthood.
Designed to be completed together, it creates clarity, confidence and real capability.
This is the education most of us wish we'd received.
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What's included
Four modules that break adult life into manageable, real-world lessons.
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- Government systems overview
- Centrelink & Medicare basics
- Private health cover explained
- Managing bills and subscriptions
- Digital security and identity protection
- Legal basics: from minor to adult
- Organisation and calendar systems
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- Mental health foundations
- Physical health and sleep
- Healthy relationships and boundaries
- Handling unsafe situations
- Safe sex basics
- Substance awareness
- What to do if something goes wrong
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- Communication skills
- Uni, TAFE, career and life pathways
- Personal responsibility
- Travel basics
- Habit building for long-term success
- Goal setting and direction
Included resources
Everything they need to put it into practice.
Comprehensive Young Adult Workbook
A guided companion to work through every lesson and make the skills stick.
Parent Companion Guide
So you can support the journey and have the right conversations along the way.
Bonus
First-Time Living Alone Kitchen Food Guide
Your teen will learn how to prepare 10 simple meals under $10. Affordable, realistic, and designed for first share houses and uni life.
Because independence includes knowing how to feed yourself well.
Start adulting today
One program. A lifetime of capability.
The program
Welcome to Adulting
$197$497
Payment plan available at checkout — 6 × $35
- Full Welcome to Adulting course
- Young Adult Workbook
- Parent Companion Guide
- First-Time Living Alone Kitchen Food Guide
Lifetime access · Self-paced · Built for Australia
Let's be direct
Small knowledge gaps become big consequences.
Starting super contributions early instead of a decade later can mean a difference of hundreds of thousands of dollars over a lifetime.
Understanding credit before applying for anything prevents years of financial cleanup.
Reading loan terms before signing prevents long-term regret.
This program closes those gaps.
Meet your coach
I'm a trained teacher — and a mum to a 16 and 18 year old.
Welcome to Adulting began when my 17 year old went to the doctor alone for the first time and told me afterwards he had no idea what he was doing.
That moment made something clear. We prepare our children for exams. But we rarely prepare them for adulthood.
Over the years, I've built and led national education programs, scaling from a single tutoring centre to 35 centres with over 100 staff. Education has always been my world.
But this program? This one is personal. It began in my living room, delivering what became Welcome to Adulting to a group of teenagers who showed up curious and left empowered.
Now it's available to families across Australia.
Tina
My own two
From little people to adults in the world.
Kai and Cohen — the reason this program exists.
Frequently asked questions
The things parents ask first.
Ages 16 to 22, particularly during senior school or early independence.
Most families work through it over several weeks at a comfortable pace.
Yes. All financial and administrative systems covered are specific to Australia.
No. Everything is explained clearly and simply.
Yes. The content is fully delivered, so you get access to the whole course straight away and can go through it as fast or slow as you need.
Access is lifetime, so there's no time limit. As long as we're running the business, you'll have access — and you'll get updates when they come through.
Start adulting today
Give them a stronger start.
The financial, practical and personal skills for independent adulthood — clear, calm, and built to go through together.
Free resource
Get the Adulting Readiness Checklist
30 life skills every teen should know before full adulthood.
Readiness checklist
30 life skills, one simple list
- Read a payslip
- Build and protect credit
- Navigate Medicare & private health
- Book their own appointments
- …and 26 more
