Rouz Up Academy

Youth Credit Workshop (Virtual)

Teach Your Teen What Most Adults Wish They'd Learned Earlier

Ages 13-18 | 3-4 Hour Interactive Virtual Workshop | Parents recommended for first half

Protection for your teen's information stops at age 13. Most parents—and teens—don't know this until it's too late.

Through interactive online games and real-world scenarios, teens learn how credit really works, how to build it early, and how to avoid costly mistakes that follow them for years.

Why Parents Choose This Workshop

• Invest in success tools: Give your teen resources that increase their likelihood of financial success
• Prevent common mistakes: Help them avoid the errors so many adults make—even today
• Early advantage: Teens can start building credit at 13 through authorized user strategies
• Responsible information use: Learn how thousands of companies collect data and how to use information consciously
• Practical skills: Teens leave with an action plan they can implement immediately
• Learn from home: Attend from anywhere with internet access

What Teens Will Learn

• How thousands of companies collect information that lands in the hands of credit bureaus
• The 5 credit score factors and which ones matter most
• Why protection stops at age 13 and what companies collect
• How to responsibly and consciously use their personal information
• Common mistakes that cost thousands—and how to avoid them

What's Included

• 3-4 hour interactive virtual workshop with online games and real-world scenarios
• Digital workbook with activities and resources (downloadable PDF)
• Credit-building action plan by age
• Free credit report website list
• Digital certificate of completion
• Recording access for 7 days (to review key concepts)

Virtual Workshop Format

Duration: 3-4 hours
Platform: Zoom (link provided upon registration)
Age Range: Teens 13-18
Parent Participation: Recommended for first half of workshop
Teaching Method: Interactive online games, and discussion
Requirements: Computer/tablet with camera and microphone, stable internet connection
Difficulty: Beginner-friendly—no prior credit knowledge needed

The Outcome

Your teen will understand credit better than most adults—with a clear action plan to build excellent credit starting now.

Most teens learn about credit after making mistakes. Give yours the advantage of learning first.

Limited enrollment for maximum interaction. Register early to secure your spot.