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Powering Prosperity through Job Readiness

Helping students build financial and career skills that will better prepare them for the real world.

Empowering the next generation


Intuit is committed to providing the education and training that prepares students for a prosperous tomorrow. Developing personal finance, entrepreneurial finance, and durable skills are crucial for a successful future and will help them be prepared to address life’s challenges. We also have specific training programs to support educators in their ongoing efforts to teach these critical topics in their curriculum and beyond.

Students prepared for jobs since FY20

4.7M

Students will be prepared for jobs by FY25

6.2M

Job readiness

Our job readiness work focuses on two areas: personal finance and entrepreneurial skills.

Personal finance skills

While the number of states with a mandate for students to take a personal finance course has been increasing, the fact is the majority of students today will graduate without knowing how to save, budget, or manage credit, just as they are about to start making serious financial decisions that will impact their future. For over 40 years, Intuit has been focused on helping our customers achieve financial confidence. We’re now leveraging that experience, and our technology, to create a comprehensive program to help students become the first financially literate generation. Intuit for Education includes courses in both personal and entrepreneurial finance, as well as multiple programs to support teacher confidence and implementation. With a bold goal to have over 50M students engage with Intuit for Education resources by 2030, we’re on a mission to help the next generation prosper.

Entrepreneurial skills

As we continue to prepare students for their future after graduation, we aim to empower the young entrepreneurs who hope to blaze their own trail as entrepreneurs. With an Intuit for Education course specifically for entrepreneurial finance, we aim to empower students with knowledge they need to overcome common challenges of starting your own business or side hustle. We also support the development of career skills such as critical thinking and collaboration through unique design thinking courses, resources, challenges, and certification.

Investing in school districts

Intuit believes that every student should have the opportunity to prosper, regardless of the ZIP code they live in. Young people in disadvantaged communities don’t have equal opportunities to develop the skills and access the tools they’ll need to succeed in the job market of tomorrow. Through our Prosperity Hub School District program, we aim to support educators teaching finance topics, and help students develop confidence as they apply these skills in the real world upon graduation. The program offers Intuit’s entrepreneurial and educational content to school districts that are most in need, all for free. Our work within these school districts gives students and teachers access to programs that develop durable skills that employers seek. 

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Intuit Food Truck Program

Intuit launched a program to build and deliver fully functioning food trucks with a commercial-grade kitchen to select school districts. The trucks operate like an internship on wheels, enabling high schoolers to gain real-world experience by learning and applying the finance skills needed to run a business. We also provide resource materials to support the food truck program as a Career and Technical Education Culinary Arts simulated workplace model, including lessons on running a sustainable business.

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Intuit for Education

While the number of states with a mandate for students to take a personal finance course has been increasing, the fact is the majority of students today will graduate without knowing how to save, budget, or manage credit, just as they are about to start making serious financial decisions that will impact their future. For over 40 years Intuit has been focused on helping our customers achieve financial confidence. We are now leveraging that experience, and our technology, to create a comprehensive program to help students become the first financially literate generation. Intuit for Education includes courses in both personal and entrepreneurial finance, as well as multiple programs to support teacher confidence and implementation. With a bold goal to have over 50M students engage with Intuit for Education resources by 2030, we are on a mission to help the next generation prosper.

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Stakeholder Impact Reports


In 2024, we evolved our Corporate Responsibility Report into a Stakeholder Impact Report, covering all four of our True North Stakeholders—Employees, Customers, Communities, and Shareholders. These reports highlight our commitment to our True North Goals and the impact we deliver to our stakeholders. All of our historic reports are available below.