During the 2025/26 school year, 2,500 secondary school students will take part in specialized trainings, live group sessions with financial sector professionals and non-formal learning activities, all designed to help them develop skills for financial autonomy.
Through this hands-on, experiential learning approach, students are introduced to key economic principles and gain insights into how factors such as time, inflation, interest rates, and expectations shape financial decision-making, as early as in adolescence.
Overall, the program fosters healthy financial habits and the development of critical thinking, and problem-solving skills, essential for navigating future financial challenges.