AMBITION COURSES
Financial skills you build, practise and keep.
Ten courses. Each one ends with something you build for your own finances, a budget, a payoff plan, a portfolio plan, an Investment Policy Statement. Plain language, sourced figures, any currency.
FROM READING TO DOING
The articles explain how money works. The courses are where you practise it.
Every week, Ambition’s articles explain how money works in Trinidad and Tobago and across the Caribbean: what the repo rate is, how an order gets matched on the stock exchange, what a loan costs for every TT$1,000 you borrow. They’re free, and each one is complete on its own.
Understanding compound growth is one skill. Setting up the monthly routine that puts it to work, and still keeping it going in month nine, is another.
Ambition’s courses are built for that second skill. Each one covers a single subject from start to finish. You learn the idea, follow a worked example, apply the method to your own figures in the workbook, then keep it going with weekly practice and a 90-day tracker. You finish with a document built for your own money, such as a budget, a debt payoff plan, a company analysis or a portfolio plan, and you’ll have practised making it.
You don’t need a finance background. The Foundation courses start at the first idea.
Your salary, your debts, your savings and your goals belong to you. An article can explain them. A course gives you the method to work through them yourself, at your own pace.
The courses don’t promise returns or savings amounts. Results depend on your circumstances, your decisions and the markets. What each course promises is a skill you’ve built and practised.
Which part of your money would you work on first? Pick the goal closest to yours. We will show you the course built for it.
HOW EVERY COURSE WORKS
Not a video library. A practice.
THE LEARNING PATH
Ten courses, three stages.
Start with the foundations or go straight to the skill you need. Each course stands alone.
WHY AMBITION
The standard behind our journalism, applied to teaching.
QUESTIONS
Before you sign up...
Is this financial advice?
No. The courses teach how financial systems work and how to apply a method to your own situation. For decisions specific to your jurisdiction, the courses point you to a licensed local adviser, accountant or attorney.
How much time does a course take?
Four to six weeks at about two to three hours a week, depending on the course. You keep lifetime access.
What does it cost?
US$149–349 per course, with bundles and a membership that includes the full catalogue. One price in every market.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes, when you complete the checkpoints and the capstone. CPD accreditation is being confirmed course by course; accredited courses will show their CPD hours.
I don't live in the Caribbean. Will it work for me?
Yes. Every method works with your own income and currency, and every course draws examples from several regions.