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Start Smart is our free, award-winning program for primary, secondary and vocational students, designed in consultation with leading education experts to provide an interactive introduction to smart money decisions.
With the CommBank Youth app, children can safely learn real-life money skills like checking their account balance and setting up savings goals, all in a safe digital environment.
For more than 85 years our School Banking program has been teaching good saving habits to generations of Australians, in a fun and rewarding way.
A one-stop online resource to help parents teach their kids about money, including practical tips, video guides and activities to download.
We’re committed to supporting Indigenous students through a range of programs including mentoring, scholarships and internships.
Financial acumen is a building block for freedom and equality. Our WISE app and investment series is focused on helping thousands of Indonesian women learn more about personal finance.
Formed in partnership with Schools Plus, the Commonwealth Bank Teaching Awards recognise and reward inspiring teachers and principals – particularly those working in challenging and socially diverse communities.
Our support of the Evidence for Learning enterprise allows Australian educators to benefit from, implement and contribute to global best practice.
In partnership with Microsoft Australia and Datacom and using a network of trained law enforcement members, the ThinkUKnow program provides free cyber safety education to parents, carers and teachers through schools and other organisations across Australia.
We’ve partnered with the University of New South Wales to develop a centre of excellence for cyber security education, aimed at boosting the nation's supply of high-quality security engineering professionals.
We’re supporting the University of New South Wales to unlock the transformational benefits of quantum computing – increasing the speed and power of computers beyond what we can currently imagine.
