Over the next month, Money Advice Scotland is offering a variety of free financial wellbeing sessions. Please note that these sessions do not cover benefits or debt advice.

Train the Trainer: An introduction to Financial Wellbeing

Their Train the Trainer sessions for 2025 have been renamed to “An Introduction to Financial Wellbeing – Training for Third Sector Practitioners”. This free course explores the link between financial wellbeing and overall wellbeing, helping service users take meaningful steps toward financial stability and confidence.

This free course is open to everyone, with a special focus on those in supportive roles. It aims to provide participants with valuable insights into the link between financial wellbeing and overall wellbeing. The course also explores practical methods to integrate money guidance and financial education into services, helping clients take meaningful steps toward financial stability and confidence.

Upcoming dates include:

Thursday 20 February, 9:30am – 12:30pm: BOOKING LINK
Wednesday 26 February, 1pm – 4pm: BOOKING LINK

Please book a space via the Eventbrite pages linked above.

CyberScotland Week Webinar: Tuesday 25 February, 10:30am – 11:30am

To mark Cyber Scotland Week, Money Advice Scotland will be hosting a webinar to discuss how to keep your money safe.

“We are living in an increasingly digital world, where we need to be vigilant of scams, so this session will discuss how you can keep your money safe, shop safely online, and best avoid being scammed. It will also consider what to do if you think you have been the victim of fraud.”

This webinar is suited to anyone who wants to have a better understanding of online and digital security. Please book your place via Eventbrite.

Money Advice Scotland also run virtual interactive Financial Wellbeing workshops for service users, covering a range of topics and tailored to any group. For more information, please complete the enquiry form or contact their team directly for more information.

For further information, please visit the Money Advice Scotland website, or contact their team by email at: financialcapability@moneyadvicescotland.org.uk