The programme is delivered using in-person and interactive workshops using a story-based approach. Workshops are delivered by skilled and experienced trainers who are drawn from local communities, who speak the local language and can tap into local cultural nuances, helping to make the content more accessible and relevant.

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Participants receive a training manual as well as a toolkit including templates that they can use at home. Workshops are supplemented through the WageWise website which provides resources, tools and educational information to encourage ongoing learning. Participants also receive a series of data-free educational SMSs to act as reminders and content reinforcement. The WageWise Facebook page covers a vast range of content which helps to reinforce learning and nudges participants to make behaviour changes.

Participants also have access to a free 45-minute consultation with a certified financial planner, as part of the ASISA Foundation's Memorandum of Understanding with the Financial Planning Institute of Southern Africa (FPI). Consultations include an assessment of a worker's financial needs, which may include debt management advice, to address any concerns that have been raised during the consultation. No products or services are sold in these consultations.