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Build real-world skills with FREE financial resources

Intuit for Education provides high school and college students with FREE curriculum and tools to develop financial literacy, capability, and confidence for personal and professional success.

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Empowering classrooms nationwide

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89% of students boost their financial knowledge with Intuit for Education

Help your students gain financial confidence with these benefits.

Experience finance firsthand

Teach students with a flexible curriculum. They'll use real financial tools and gain practical skills, making finances less scary.

Gain skills for today and tomorrow

Help set students up for financial independence and valuable job skills by learning to use industry-standard software.

Become real-world ready

Prep students to feel capable of making smart money decisions outside the classroom by using existing financial apps.

Efficacy research

At Intuit for Education, we're dedicated to more than just teaching—we're committed to proving our programs work.

Our efficacy research shows how our initiatives, like the "Measuring financial literacy, capability and confidence in High School" report, are actively shaping students' financial futures.

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The future of accounting is advisory

QuickBooks is the foundation — but today's firms hire for advisory thinking. With Accounting Futures, add guidance from real industry advisors, career-readiness coaching, and hands-on client simulations so your students graduate ready to lead.

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Experience finance hands-on

Learn by doing with real-world simulations, games, calculators, and more.

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Simulation

TurboTax simulation

Everyone navigates taxes at some point. In under an hour, this simulation shows students important tax concepts using a typical student's tax experience.

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Simulation

QuickBooks simulation

Get free access to Intuit QuickBooks. Educators can provide students with hands-on experience with real-world tools in this simulation. Students can explore career opportunities, and learn how to manage and grow their own businesses.

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Calculators

Credit Karma calculators

See how prepared you are for life's what-ifs. Use Credit Karma’s student finance calculators to find out how long it might take you to pay off debt, how much house you can afford, and more.

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Intuit for Education [uses] simulations and videos that make it easy to use and applicable to students. So it builds that real world connection for them.

Nicole Bryson, Teacher, Laurel Highlands High School Uniontown, PA

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For us with Intuit, the bookkeeping and QuickBooks certificate are the structure of the class. That’s the underlying principle, as they [students] do those things we just build on top of them.

David Waite, Accounting professor, Utah Valley University

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“By us teaching students from the very beginning correct workflows - that they could then go on and mentor people in any other business that they worked with - so those people could learn to use QuickBooks more effectively.”

Brittany Brown, CEO and Founder LedgerGurus

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Your questions, answered

Have questions about the Intuit for Education curriculum or need help with its tools and resources?
You can find answers from our support team in our FAQ library or in our online Intuit Educator Community.

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