Here are courses your helper can sign up for in Singapore – if she’d like to someday work in another field or start her own business when she returns to her home country.
Entrepreneurship
Aidha’s Financial literacy programme ($200; www.aidha.org) offers three modules, covering topics such as money management, computer skills, insurance and loans, and more. FAST ($100; www.fast.org.sg) offers a Basic Entrepreneurship programme. The 11-module course runs over eight sessions, and is designed to help students develop their passions into a marketable business opportunity. Bunda Network (www.facebook. com/bundanetworksg) has a basic Planning a Business course aimed at Indonesian foreign workers. It costs $30 and sessions are held on Sundays.
Financial Planning
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