Adulting 101 is an educational series for teens lead by Extension Educators that teaches youth valuable life skills often not taught in the classroom. Adulting refers to being a responsible adult by paying bills, cooking and cleaning, having health insurance and maintaining a savings account. It also means knowing how to have healthy relationships and being a professional when interviewing for a job. It is believed that today’s youth lack adulting skills because there is an over-emphasis on academics from an early age compared to previous generations. This program engages youth in learning adulting skills to combat this issue.

All classes will be from 4:15 – 5:45 pm at Extension Outagamie County
Open to all ages 14 – 24.
Come to all, or choose the sessions of interest to you.

• Money Management – January 27
• My Space, My Home – February 24
• Understanding Credit & Keeping Your Money Safe – March 24
• Cooking and Kitchen Skills – April 28
• Practice Interviewing – May 26
• Public Transportation Field Trip – September 22
• Career Planning & Exploration – October 28

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