Before the lesson
Ten quiet minutes
You gather the papers or app screens the workbook names. If you would rather not use your own numbers, you open the Calder pack and follow theirs. Both are valid ways to learn the method.
Study rhythm
An hour, then the rest of your week.
The course is built for people who already have a job, a kitchen and a phone that will not stay quiet. A lesson is meant to be finished before the kettle boils a second time.
A typical study week
The lesson
One recording
Most recordings run between eighteen and twenty-eight minutes. They are captioned. You can pause them. There is no leaderboard and no streak to protect.
After
One workbook page
A single page: what came in, what is already promised, what is still loose. Household Studio learners can send that page in before a clinic if they want a written note back.
Live clinics, UK evenings
Household Studio includes five clinics. The Complete Pathway includes those five plus two more, on debt order and the yearly review. Clinics are on weekday evenings, usually 19:00 to 20:00 UK time, and are held online in a small group.
You may attend with your camera off. You are never asked to state your salary, your debts, or your employer’s name. If you want a comment on your own page, you send it ahead and we discuss the shape, not your identity.
What you need
- A phone or computer that plays video
- A quiet hour you can protect most weeks
- Optional: three recent months of statements
- Optional: the person you share bills with, for module 8
Cohorts
Self-paced recordings open when your place is confirmed. Live clinics are grouped in January, April and September. If you join between cohorts, you start the recordings immediately and join the next clinic set.
If you fall behind
Life does not pause because a module is numbered. Recordings stay available for twelve months from the day your place starts. A missed clinic can be moved once to a later date in the same pathway, if a seat remains. We would rather you finish slowly than pretend a perfect streak is the point.
Access, cancellation and what happens to fees are set out in the terms and conditions.