Licensing and partnerships
Organisations and individuals have the flexibility to tailor our material for their audience, once licensed
For experienced trainers, organisations and finance professionals whose standards and goals fit the NFF approach.
The opportunity
Build your delivery capability and reach, not just your content library
Licensing brings together NFF program materials, trainer familiarisation, delivery standards and ongoing support. Your audience and delivery plan shape the licensing arrangement.
Our programs range from funshops for four year olds to sessions for seniors. Our 6 day course aligns with the government accredited Certificate II in Financial Services.
A clear commercial conversation
Your licence agreement will depend on the workshops and modules you choose, your organisation's size, your planned delivery and the number of trainers to be trained.
How licensing works
Three steps from first conversation to delivery
Step 1
Check suitability
Send a short expression of interest covering your experience, intended audience and delivery goals.
Step 2
Discuss and complete due diligence
Explore the commercial fit and obligations. Detailed business, referee and insurance information comes later through a secure process.
Step 3
Train and launch
Sign your agreement and complete two days of trainer familiarisation.
Licensees
Deliver NFF programs under licence
For trainers and organisations who want to deliver NFF programs under an agreed licence, with content, materials, facilitator training and merchandise to support marketing.
Delivery and referral partners
Partner without becoming a licensee
For coaches, counsellors, accountants and other finance professionals who want to connect their clients with NFF education.
Before you apply
Common questions
Do licensees give personal financial advice?
Not as part of NFF education. NFF licensees teach financial skills. They do not give personal financial advice unless they are licensed financial planners in their own right.
Are licensees restricted in how and where they market and what they charge?
No. Unlike a franchise, licensing gives you much more flexibility, still with our support. If you'd like an exclusive area for onsite delivery, such as all of South Australia, we can discuss it.
Will you be asking for business financials?
No. However, we do ask for payment for our materials up front, before we provide content that has been 40 plus years in the making. We'd like you to be able to pay for it without going into debt.
Why would I choose your material over others?
When our material was on the scope of several registered training organisations (RTOs), auditors from the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) told us our content was impressive. Our presentations come with word for word scripts, which you don't have to read. And our activities are personalised for each person, not a "John and Mary" case study about made-up people.
Could NFF licensing fit your business model?
Tell us about your experience and audience. Ask questions, and we'll come back to you with next steps.