The first, Fuel Poverty – Be Energy Efficient, will offer tips and tricks that could save people money as they find out how to become more energy efficient. It will focus on how people can save energy, how to use a ‘best value’ approach when choosing an energy deal and how to get help if they are concerned.
The second, Debt & Health – Protect Yourself, explores the links good financial management and good health and wellbeing. People will learn the benefits of daily routines, how to manage daily stress and reduce anxiety around their finances, and find out where to get support if they need it.
The Multiply courses, launched last year, are designed to help residents through the cost of living crisis by growing their confidence in dealing with everyday money matters.
Julian Kirkpatrick, Senior Manager for Curriculum & Quality at Adult Education, said: “More people are currently experiencing financial difficulties, and we want to support residents in using basic maths skills to help them better manage those challenges.
"Adult Education Wolverhampton's Multiply courses are available to you from this month onwards to help you boost your maths knowledge, skills and confidence and whilst also improving your financial wellbeing. So, if you would like to develop some basic maths skills that could be used to help you manage debt or the challenge of fuel poverty for example, come and join one of our short courses.”
For more information, please visit Adult Education Wolverhampton, email enquiries@aes.wolverhampton or call the Student Services team on 01902 558180.
Find out more about the support available to people who are struggling because of the cost of living crisis at Cost of Living Support.
