Intuit for Education help and support

The process to get started and set up your students takes less than 2 minutes.

Intuit for Education is open to everyone. You can sign up and enroll students if you're part of a school, club, after school program, or other student-oriented group. You can also sign up for an independent account for self-paced classes for yourself.

Yes, you may sign up for an independent account for self-paced classes for yourself.

To assign work to students, you need the appropriate administrative approval. Depending on your school, this may be your IT Tech Lead, direct supervisor, Principal, or other. For Clever districts, your administrator can enable Intuit for Education directly in the Clever dashboard.

This differs from school to school, but generally this will be someone who has the ability to approve the use of a new curriculum.

You can access the Intuit for Education platform and its videos, activities, and lessons on your phone or tablet. The platform is mobile-responsive, but we're still working on optimizing the experience. For now, we recommend using a desktop computer to access the content.

The Intuit for Education platform is accessible with a Wi-Fi connection.

Our cloud-based architecture allows us to automatically add resources to handle increasing traffic. This means our systems can handle sudden spikes in usage without interruptions or slowdowns.

Additionally, we regularly monitor system performance and optimize our infrastructure to ensure it's ready to handle any workload. Our engineering team is highly experienced in building scalable and reliable systems. And we use the latest technologies and best practices to help ensure our platform is always running smoothly.

No matter how many people use our service at once, our platform is made to handle a lot of traffic and provide a smooth user experience.

Yes! Please email a copy of your photo ID to education@intuit.com. Most requests are reviewed within 1–2 business days, and you'll receive an email once your account has been approved.

Allowlisting involves adding email addresses or IP addresses to a list of trusted senders. This ensures emails reach the your inbox and prevents them from being marked as spam or blocked. To avoid Intuit for Education communication delivery issues, please allowlist the following addresses:

• intuit.com
• https://www.intuit.com/education
• education.intuit.com
• cdn.intuit4education.a.intuit.com

The free, flexible curriculum consists of 12 units that use real-world tools, simulations, and games. There are two off-the-shelf courses: Personal Finance and Entrepreneurial Finance. Both courses can be assigned asynchronously (self-paced) and synchronously (guided).

Guided content provides a synchronous learning opportunity. Educators guide learners through lessons and activities together in class. These lessons can be adapted to best fit your needs. 

Self-paced provides asynchronous learning opportunities. Educators assign lessons and activities for students to complete at their own pace.

There are currently 43 self-paced lessons, which add up to over 50 hours of asynchronous content. There are also 89 guided lessons in addition to optional homework assignments.

You can view our entire curriculum on our website.

At the moment, our curriculum is only available in English. However, we are working to bring a full Spanish translation to you soon.

This curriculum is designed for students 13 and older. It simplifies complex topics using clear and accessible language, making it suitable for both high school and college students.

Yes! All of our curriculum maps to the Council for Economic Education and Jump$tart Coalition for Financial Literacy National Standards for Financial Literacy requirements. Many of our materials also align with individual state standards. View state standards curriculum mapping.

No prior knowledge is required. We recommend starting with Money Mindsets, which will introduce you to the basics of personal finance and its importance.

Each module provides an estimated time of completion, but you can choose what to include from each lesson to best fit your schedule.

You can review the teacher verification flow to access the answer keys.

View teacher verification flow to get to answer keys.

The Intuit Personal Finance certification for high school students is available through Certiport. It includes a proctored exam that's curriculum-agnostic and developed by an accredited board. The exam is 50 minutes long and consists of about 40 questions. The exam helps validate students' understanding of personal finance foundations, preparing them for financial success in the future.

Individuals pursuing this certification should demonstrate a solid understanding of key personal finance concepts such as earning income, spending, budgeting, saving, managing risk, and managing credit. 

While Intuit for Education is free, the Intuit Personal Finance certification is managed through an accredited external partner, Certiport. Certiport includes a fee or site license for students interested in the certification. If you plan to have over 35 students take the certification in the year, we recommend a site license. This typically runs around $3,500 and includes a practice test and the ability to retake the exam. Otherwise, individual exams, practice tests, and a retake run just over $100 ($103).

As long as your account is active, you'll be able to access the curriculum. If you're part of a specific classroom, students will need to work with their teacher to unlock it.

You only need to create a class if you're assigning self-paced content to your students. Districts that use Clever have their classes and student rosters synced automatically, so there's no need to manually create or manage them.

You can create as many classes as you need.

If you are using any of our self-paced content, creating a class allows you to share the content with your students and track their progress. ‌To create a class:

•  Go to My Classes
• Select +New Class

To protect student data and comply with FERPA and state education privacy laws, you'll be asked to provide your administrators contact information so that they can sign the Intuit for Education Services Agreement if they haven't done so already.

We're still working on a way to copy or duplicate classes. For now, you'll need to create a new class and re-invite the students.

To remove student from your class:

• Go to Your class under My Classes.
• Select Students in the top navigation.
• Select the More icon .
• Select Remove Student.

To assign content to your students, you'll need to use the Self-paced courses feature.

If you're a student in a class, your educator should provide you with a unique link to join the classroom.

You can go to your class under My Classes to find your students' progress.

To add yourself as a student, you'll need to use a different email address than the one you use for your educator account.

This feature is still in development. Check back soon.

Intuit for Education complies with FERPA and COPOPA regulations. Student names and email addresses are encrypted and only accessible to the teacher. For added security, all encrypted data is stored on a separate server from Intuit's servers.

Intuit requires a school principal, administrator, or other authorized representative to review and sign the Intuit for Education Services Agreement, accept the Intuit for Education platform Terms of Service, and acknowledge the Intuit for Education Privacy Statement. This ensures alignment with Intuit's data stewardship principles and compliance with education privacy laws like FERPA, before Intuit collects student data of any kind through the Intuit for Education platform.

No, Intuit collects limited student data for the purpose of enabling use of the Intuit for Education platform. Intuit won't market to students or use their data for any purpose unrelated to the Intuit for Education platform.

Yes. Intuit for Education integrates with Clever for single sign-on and secure rostering. Once a district adds Intuit for Education in Clever, teachers and students open it from the Clever Portal, and classes roster through Secure Sync.

A district admin enables Intuit for Education once they log into the Clever dashboard. After that, teachers and students access it from the Clever Portal.

No, not at all. With Clever, you can share coursework and activity links or a class code, so students can join without creating an account.

No. With Clever's rostering, your classes and rosters are created for you and stay current through Secure Sync. If you want to make new classes, make them in your existing rostering tools instead. They'll come through Clever along with the rest of your classes.

Your district stays in control of its data. Clever shares only what Intuit for Education needs, and the integration complies with FERPA and COPPA. For more information, visit: https://www.clever.com/trust/privacy

Join our community at educatorcommunity.intuit.com! ‌You can expand your network of dedicated educators, seek advice, champion creative ideas, and cultivate a wealth of personal finance education knowledge and skills through interactive discussions, digital badges, and more.

You can visit our site to access a range of professional development resources. These resources help teachers with practical teaching ideas as they talk about financial literacy with students. They include webinars, online modules, and our Teaching Finance vodcast series.

Your feedback is important to us! You can share your thoughts about Intuit for Education directly from the product. Just go to the Feedback section in the left navigation menu. Or, you can email us at education@intuit.com.

Visit the Intuit for Education sign in page, and select I forgot my user ID or password. You can also read this help article to learn how to recover your account. If you need additional support, send an email to education@intuit.com.

Students may select I forgot my user ID or password when signing in. For further assistance, you can reach out to education@intuit.com. If your school uses Clever single sign-on, students log in to Clever with their school credentials and get direct access to Intuit for Education content without separate accounts.

At Intuit, we design our products with accessibility in mind. We want to make sure that everyone can use our products and experiences, regardless of their education level, physical abilities, or other attributes. We've taken several steps to make our website ‌more accessible and easier to use. 

Our efforts are guided by ‌Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, version 2.2, Level AA (WCAG 2.2 AA). Some of the steps we have taken to improve accessibility and usability include:

• Heading structures for page elements
• Support for keyboard and alternative inputs
• Updated color palette for accessible contrast
• Support for customers who prefer reduced motion
• Closed captioning on videos

We regularly monitor and test the functionality of our websites and products. We use a combination of automated testing, manual reviews, and customer feedback to identify areas for improvement. We're always looking for ways to make our website more user-friendly and efficient.

If you encounter any challenges with the accessibility of our website, please reach out to our Support team at 800-446-8848. We're here to help you. You can also share your feedback on the accessibility of our website or products by emailing us at accessibility-feedback@intuit.com.

To learn about your support options, please log into your Intuit for Education account. You can also send us an email at education@intuit.com.

• Sign in to your Intuit Account Manager.
• Select Data & Privacy.
• Select Delete.
• Select Make a delete request to confirm. 

Note: Requests can take up to 90 days. During this time, don't create a new Intuit Account using the same email address, or the new data may also get deleted.