Master Personal Budgeting Through Real Practice

Join our comprehensive learning program starting September 2025. Build actual budgeting skills through hands-on projects, real scenarios, and expert mentorship.

Apply for September Cohort

Your Learning Journey: 16 Weeks to Financial Confidence

Our program takes you from budgeting basics to advanced financial planning. Each module builds on the previous one, with real projects that create your personal financial toolkit.

1
Weeks 1-4

Financial Foundation & Goal Setting

Start with understanding your current financial picture. Learn to track expenses accurately, identify spending patterns, and set realistic financial goals. You'll create your first budget using proven methods that actually work.

Expense tracking systems
Budget creation methods
Financial goal framework
Income optimization basics
2
Weeks 5-8

Advanced Budgeting & Emergency Planning

Master different budgeting approaches like zero-based budgeting and the 50/30/20 rule. Build your emergency fund strategy and learn how to handle irregular income. Practice with real scenarios that test your skills.

Zero-based budgeting
Emergency fund strategies
Irregular income management
Debt reduction planning
3
Weeks 9-12

Investment Basics & Long-term Planning

Understand investment fundamentals without the sales pitch. Learn about retirement accounts, basic investment types, and how to balance saving with investing. Create your personal investment timeline.

Investment account types
Risk assessment
Retirement planning basics
Tax-advantaged accounts
4
Weeks 13-16

Real-World Application & Mastery

Put everything together with complex scenarios. Handle financial surprises, adjust budgets for life changes, and create your personalized financial system. Graduate with tools that work for your specific situation.

Crisis budget adjustments
Life transition planning
Personal system creation
Long-term maintenance
Students working on budgeting exercises with laptops and financial documents

What Students Achieve in 16 Weeks

These numbers come from our 2024 graduates who completed all program modules. Results reflect actual student outcomes, not promises or guarantees.

87%
Build Emergency Fund
Students establish at least

Master Personal Budgeting Through Real Practice

Join our comprehensive learning program starting September 2025. Build actual budgeting skills through hands-on projects, real scenarios, and expert mentorship.

Apply for September Cohort

Your Learning Journey: 16 Weeks to Financial Confidence

Our program takes you from budgeting basics to advanced financial planning. Each module builds on the previous one, with real projects that create your personal financial toolkit.

1
Weeks 1-4

Financial Foundation & Goal Setting

Start with understanding your current financial picture. Learn to track expenses accurately, identify spending patterns, and set realistic financial goals. You'll create your first budget using proven methods that actually work.

Expense tracking systems
Budget creation methods
Financial goal framework
Income optimization basics
2
Weeks 5-8

Advanced Budgeting & Emergency Planning

Master different budgeting approaches like zero-based budgeting and the 50/30/20 rule. Build your emergency fund strategy and learn how to handle irregular income. Practice with real scenarios that test your skills.

Zero-based budgeting
Emergency fund strategies
Irregular income management
Debt reduction planning
3
Weeks 9-12

Investment Basics & Long-term Planning

Understand investment fundamentals without the sales pitch. Learn about retirement accounts, basic investment types, and how to balance saving with investing. Create your personal investment timeline.

Investment account types
Risk assessment
Retirement planning basics
Tax-advantaged accounts
4
Weeks 13-16

Real-World Application & Mastery

Put everything together with complex scenarios. Handle financial surprises, adjust budgets for life changes, and create your personalized financial system. Graduate with tools that work for your specific situation.

Crisis budget adjustments
Life transition planning
Personal system creation
Long-term maintenance
Students working on budgeting exercises with laptops and financial documents

What Students Achieve in 16 Weeks

These numbers come from our 2024 graduates who completed all program modules. Results reflect actual student outcomes, not promises or guarantees.

87%
Build Emergency Fund
Students establish at least $1,000 emergency savings within 6 months of graduation
₩420K
Average Monthly Savings
Typical increase in monthly savings compared to pre-program amounts
16
Weeks to Confidence
Time it takes most students to feel comfortable managing their complete budget
93%
Complete Program
Students who finish all modules and submit their final budget project
Jiwon Park, program graduate

Jiwon Park

Marketing Coordinator
"Before this program, I stressed about money constantly. Now I have a clear system that takes maybe 30 minutes a week to maintain. My emergency fund actually exists, and I sleep better knowing where my money goes."
Minho Chen, program graduate

Minho Chen

Software Developer
"I thought budgeting meant restricting everything I enjoyed. The program taught me how to spend on things I care about while still saving. I'm actually spending more on hobbies now because I cut waste elsewhere."
Sora Kim, program graduate

Sora Kim

Graduate Student
"The irregular income module saved my sanity. As a freelancer, I never knew how to budget when my earnings changed monthly. Now I have a system that works whether I make ₩2M or ₩4M in a month."
Financial planning workspace with budget charts and calculator

Program Information & Enrollment

Program Basics
How much time do I need each week? +
Plan for 6-8 hours weekly. This includes 2 hours of live sessions, 3-4 hours of practice work, and 1-2 hours reviewing your personal budget. Most students spread this across 3-4 days.
What if I miss live sessions? +
All sessions are recorded and available within 24 hours. You'll also receive session notes and any materials used. However, live participation helps with Q&A and group exercises.
Do I need special software or tools? +
We provide access to our budgeting platform, but you can use Excel, Google Sheets, or even pen and paper if you prefer. The methods work with any tool you're comfortable using.
Enrollment & Support
When does the next cohort start? +
September 2025 cohort applications open in June. We limit each group to 25 students to ensure personal attention. Early applications get priority as spots fill quickly.
What support do I get during the program? +
Weekly small group sessions with instructors, peer discussion forums, and monthly one-on-one check-ins. You're never stuck without help when working through your budget challenges.
Is there ongoing support after graduation? +
Graduates get 6 months of forum access and quarterly group check-in sessions. We also send updates about new tools or methods that might help your ongoing financial management.
Technical & Practical
What if my income varies each month? +
Module 2 specifically covers irregular income budgeting. You'll learn techniques for freelancers, seasonal workers, and anyone with unpredictable earnings. Many of our students have variable income.
Can I work on this with my partner? +
Absolutely. Many couples take the program together. We provide specific guidance for combining finances and budgeting as a team. Joint enrollment gets a discount on the second spot.
What happens if I need to pause the program? +
Life happens. You can pause for up to 8 weeks and resume with the next appropriate module. Or take a break and join the next full cohort at no additional cost.

Ready to Build Your Financial Confidence?

September 2025 applications are now open. Start building the budgeting skills that will serve you for decades.

Submit Application
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,000 emergency savings within 6 months of graduation
₩420K
Average Monthly Savings
Typical increase in monthly savings compared to pre-program amounts
16
Weeks to Confidence
Time it takes most students to feel comfortable managing their complete budget
93%
Complete Program
Students who finish all modules and submit their final budget project
Jiwon Park, program graduate

Jiwon Park

Marketing Coordinator
"Before this program, I stressed about money constantly. Now I have a clear system that takes maybe 30 minutes a week to maintain. My emergency fund actually exists, and I sleep better knowing where my money goes."
Minho Chen, program graduate

Minho Chen

Software Developer
"I thought budgeting meant restricting everything I enjoyed. The program taught me how to spend on things I care about while still saving. I'm actually spending more on hobbies now because I cut waste elsewhere."
Sora Kim, program graduate

Sora Kim

Graduate Student
"The irregular income module saved my sanity. As a freelancer, I never knew how to budget when my earnings changed monthly. Now I have a system that works whether I make ₩2M or ₩4M in a month."
Financial planning workspace with budget charts and calculator

Program Information & Enrollment

Program Basics
How much time do I need each week? +
Plan for 6-8 hours weekly. This includes 2 hours of live sessions, 3-4 hours of practice work, and 1-2 hours reviewing your personal budget. Most students spread this across 3-4 days.
What if I miss live sessions? +
All sessions are recorded and available within 24 hours. You'll also receive session notes and any materials used. However, live participation helps with Q&A and group exercises.
Do I need special software or tools? +
We provide access to our budgeting platform, but you can use Excel, Google Sheets, or even pen and paper if you prefer. The methods work with any tool you're comfortable using.
Enrollment & Support
When does the next cohort start? +
September 2025 cohort applications open in June. We limit each group to 25 students to ensure personal attention. Early applications get priority as spots fill quickly.
What support do I get during the program? +
Weekly small group sessions with instructors, peer discussion forums, and monthly one-on-one check-ins. You're never stuck without help when working through your budget challenges.
Is there ongoing support after graduation? +
Graduates get 6 months of forum access and quarterly group check-in sessions. We also send updates about new tools or methods that might help your ongoing financial management.
Technical & Practical
What if my income varies each month? +
Module 2 specifically covers irregular income budgeting. You'll learn techniques for freelancers, seasonal workers, and anyone with unpredictable earnings. Many of our students have variable income.
Can I work on this with my partner? +
Absolutely. Many couples take the program together. We provide specific guidance for combining finances and budgeting as a team. Joint enrollment gets a discount on the second spot.
What happens if I need to pause the program? +
Life happens. You can pause for up to 8 weeks and resume with the next appropriate module. Or take a break and join the next full cohort at no additional cost.

Ready to Build Your Financial Confidence?

September 2025 applications are now open. Start building the budgeting skills that will serve you for decades.

Submit Application