1. setting your financial goals (see two samples
below)
short-range goal (within 1 month)
I can tutor math to elementary or
middle school students. I can earn $15
per hour. If I start tutoring 2 hours per
week, I will earn $90 per month.
Recently, there was a middle schooler
who asked me if I could tutor him for
grade 9 math. If I start tutoring the
student, I will be able earn $90 per
month. If the student decides to stop
the class, I could always start tutoring
another student as there are students
in my waiting list. Ideally, I would be
able to earn $90 per month until I
graduate.
Objective $90 per month
(can be earnings, certification,
other?)
Estimated Cost
None
(could be time, money, other
output?)
Target Date Sep 2020
medium-range goal (2–12 months)
I will search all possible part-time jobs
I can do. I would be able to find
available jobs through the Tri-City
News. There might be job applications
from Super Store and Subway. After
finding one, I will send a mail
regarding the job. If I do manage to get
hired, I will probably work 6 hours a
week, which is $270 per month.
Objective $270 per
month
(can be
earnings,
certification,
other?)
Estimated Cost
None
(could be time,
money, other
output?)
2. Target Date Nov 2020
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long-range goal (more than 1 year)
For this goal I will researching all
scholarships and bursaries that are
available for my years in university. I
will be going to a university in three
years; this means that I would have to
research every year since the
scholarship system alters every year. I
will have to research the school
websites to find various scholarship
programs. In the last year of
secondary school, I will have a lot of
knowledge about the scholarship and
bursaries programs, and I will be
apply programs that are available and
beneficial to me.
Objective Lessen my
expense while
studying in
university.
(can be
earnings,
certification,
other?)
Estimated Cost
None
(could be
time, money,
other output?)
Target Date _Jan 2021
