The highly popular programmes - Money Mastery and Money Mastery Meets the Benefits Trap courses - are currently running as open events around the country, and are now available to be delivered as in-house events, to give more youth workers the chance to gain training during the recession.
Susan Quinn, National Youth Agency national programme manager, said: "These are tough economic times and we are keen to support youth professionals and local authorities in maintaining their skills, with minimum impact on their organisations' budgets.
"Money Mastery has already provided hundreds of youth workers with essential knowledge on how to effectively approach and motivate young people out of debt and off benefits. Through these in-house events we hope to inspire organisations to adopt the skills to help the young people take a different approach to money."
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