Single-class session
A focused introduction to one module that fits inside a standard class period or workshop slot.
- Core concepts in one sitting
- Drops into an existing schedule
- Works for advisory periods, assemblies, and events
Each module covers a skill area students consistently report feeling underprepared for after high school. Run them in a One-Day Intensive, a 3-Day Applied Unit, or a full cohort.
Switch formats to see how each module runs as a single class or a 3-day applied unit.
What financial literacy is, budgeting, credit, and simple investing, adapted for a first paycheck, first apartment, and first credit decisions.
75 minSingle classWYM 102What a business is, for-profit versus nonprofit models, basic business structures, how to start a simple business, and business ethics.
75 minSingle classWYM 103Professional communication, teamwork and collaboration, professionalism and work ethic, and problem-solving and adaptability.
75 minSingle classWYM 104Everyday social etiquette, professional and interview etiquette, dining etiquette, and digital etiquette.
75 minSingle classWYM 105What networking is, building a personal introduction, working a room at an event or conference, and following up effectively.
75 minSingle classWYM 106What artificial intelligence is, how it is changing industries and jobs, using AI tools well, and responsible, ethical use.
75 minSingle classWYM 107The difference between branding and marketing, personal branding, building a brand identity, and reaching an audience.
75 minSingle classA focused introduction to one module that fits inside a standard class period or workshop slot.
A deeper version of the module that gives students real practice time with the skill.
Budgeting, credit, saving, and debt
Money decisions start the day the first paycheck arrives. This module gives students a working plan for it.
Built around a first paycheck, a first apartment, and first credit decisions.
How businesses actually operate
Students learn how businesses are built and run, and what it takes to start one of their own.
Communication, teamwork, and professionalism
The skills that appear in every job description and rarely in a class schedule.
Workplace norms and first impressions
How to carry yourself at the table, in the interview, and online.
Building relationships and opening doors
Opportunities move through people. Students learn to introduce themselves, work a room, and follow up.
Practical fluency with modern tools
AI is already reshaping the jobs students are about to enter. Students learn what it is and how to use it well.
Presenting yourself with clarity
Every graduate has a personal brand, managed or not. Students learn to build one on purpose and reach an audience with it.
Pick individual modules or the full 8 to 12 week program. We will help you match formats to your calendar.