It's delivered by industry volunteers from across the country.
Irish funds plans to reach future strategies for schools across the midlands with new programmes.
This comes following the announcement of the expansion of its transition year programme at Coláiste Chiaráin in Athlone yesterday.
These programmes combine financial literacy, life skills and asset management examples.
It is delivered in classrooms by industry volunteers from across the country, making it an engaging learning experience for students.
Pat Lardner CEO of Irish Funds says, the response was great in the Westmeath school:
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