Learning Outcome

• Understanding Basic Financial Concepts: Students will be able to define key financial terms such as income, expenses, savings, budgeting, interest, and credit
• Budgeting Skills: Students will create a personal budget that includes income sources, fixed and variable expenses, and savings goals.
• Saving and Investing: Students will understand the importance of saving and will be able to identify different savings options (e.g., savings accounts, investment accounts) and their benefits.
• Understanding Stock, Credit: Students will explain what credit is, how credit scores work, and the implications of borrowing money, including interest rates and repayment terms
• Making Informed Financial Decisions: Students will evaluate financial products (e.g., bank accounts, loans, credit cards) and make informed choices based on their needs and financial goals.
• Recognizing Financial Risks: Students will identify potential financial risks and learn strategies to mitigate them, including insurance and emergency funds.
• Consumer Awareness: :Students will develop skills to critically assess advertisements, sales tactics, and financial scams to make informed purchasing decisions.
• Understanding Taxes: Students will learn the basics of taxation, including how to read a pay stub and the importance of filing taxes.

Benefits

• For Teens:
• • Future-Ready Skills: Develop practical tech skills that are in high demand, setting a strong foundation for future career opportunities.
• • Guidance and Inspiration: Benefit from regular mentorship sessions with professionals, gaining insights into various career paths and life skills.
  • Lifetime Access: Enjoy ongoing access to all recorded sessions, allowing continuous learning and review.
  • Interactive and Engaging: Technology enables interactive simulations, virtual experiments, and gamified learning experiences that captivate students' attention and make learning enjoyable. It fosters active participation, collaboration, and critical thinking.