As a Money Club instructor, your job is not to babysit and not to invent curriculum.

Your role is to:

• Present materials based on the cirriculum
• Guide students as they work through real projects
• Ask good questions
• Stress-test ideas
• Help teams think through trade-offs
• Keep students focused, safe, and supported

All course materials, activities, and structure are provided. You are there to facilitate.

On a typical day, you’ll:

• Present course content
• Help student teams clarify ideas and next steps
• Ask questions like:
  • Who would pay for this?
  • What does it cost?
  • What happens if this fails?
• Help students work through:
  • Pricing decisions
  • Simple budgeting
  • Team dynamics
• Support presentations and practice sessions
• Keep the day moving smoothly and on time

You are hands-on, but not alone — structure and support are built into the program.

Let’s be clear about boundaries. You are not expected to:

• Design curriculum
• Prepare lesson plans from scratch
• Teach finance theory
• Run logistics solo
• “Perform” as an expert

This is operational leadership, not daycare.

The Money Club.Org runs on a pre-designed curriculum focused on:

• Financial literacy (costs, pricing, margin)
• Product and service design
• Market research and demand
• Communication and presentation
• Decision-making under constraints

You don’t need to master everything — you’ll be given:

• Clear daily objectives
• Structured activities
• Discussion prompts
• Guidance on how to support students effectively

👉 Want to see what students learn? Explore the Curriculum

Before the program begins, instructors receive:

• One-week paid program onboarding and training
• Walkthrough of curriculum and expectations
• Guidance on facilitation and group dynamics
• Clear escalation paths if issues arise

During the program, you’ll have:

• Defined roles and responsibilities
• Ongoing support
• A predictable daily rhythm

You are never expected to improvise your way through problems alone.

This role is a strong fit if you are:

• A University of Toronto student
• Interested in education, public policy, economics, non-profits, or systems thinking
• Comfortable working with youth
• Calm, curious, and reliable
• Interested in real-world experience — not résumé padding

No prior teaching experience is required.

• All instructors are paid employees
• Police background checks are required
• Programs run in supervised, in-person environments
• Clear expectations around professionalism and conduct

Student safety and instructor support are non-negotiable.

• You get paid for meaningful work
• You help students build real confidence
• You gain experience in facilitation and leadership
• You work inside a structured, well-run system
• You contribute to something tangible in your community

This is real responsibility, without chaos.

The Money Club.Org is hosted at UTSU Student Commons, 230 College Street, Toronto, ON M5T 1R2.

• Safe, appropriate space for each cohort
• Easy transit access
• A setting that supports hands-on, collaborative work

All programs are in-person and take place in supervised indoor environments.

Registered families and instructors will receive full location details well in advance of the program start date.