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FINANCIAL EDUCATION
FINANCIAL EDUCATION
FINANCIAL EDUCATION
In this part of the PROGRAM, we focus on providing children with a solid, basic understanding of essential financial concepts. Children learn about money, its different forms (coins and bills), counting and sorting, and the difference between needs and wants. They are also oriented towards the concept of saving money, setting short-term goals and learning to make prudent financial decisions.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
FINANCIAL EDUCATION
FINANCIAL EDUCATION
In the second part of the program, we turn our attention to entrepreneurship, encouraging children to develop an entrepreneurial mindset. They learn about what it's like to be an entrepreneur and how to generate creative ideas. We explore the importance of planning a business, identifying a target audience, developing a basic business plan and creating simple marketing strategies. Children are also encouraged to think of ways to solve problems and meet customer needs through their business.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP FOR KIDS
What are the benefits of teaching it to the kids.
Many people think that entrepreneurship is an adult business, but that's not entirely true. Entrepreneurship for children started to gain visibility for presenting benefits when it comes to stimulating new skills in the little ones.
Developing the ability to be an entrepreneur is increasingly necessary in the world we live in. We know that a responsible and resolute professional stands out in companies, and this is one of the main reasons for you to invest in your children's learning process.
To stimulate this entrepreneurial profile in children, it is necessary to keep in mind some key skills such as creativity, autonomy, analysis, commitment and proactivity.
Unsurprisingly, children have very fertile imaginations, but this may be the factor that will generate incredible opportunities for them.
When learning the pillars of entrepreneurship and financial literacy, the kids are encouraged to bet on their ideas and they try to execute them somehow.
ADDIOTINAL INFORMATION
This stimulus makes them identify what is possible to do or not in a given situation and over time, as they put their imagination to the test, they become more and more confident.
What happens when kids get started with Entrepreneurship
Develop Creativity and Self-confidence
Encourages them to take on new challenges
Develop Creativity and Self-confidence
Develop resilience
Encourages them to take on new challenges
Develop Creativity and Self-confidence
Encourages them to take on new challenges
Encourages them to take on new challenges
Encourages them to take on new challenges
They improve the focus and determine it
They improve the focus and determine it
Encourages them to take on new challenges
Minimize fear of failure
They improve the focus and determine it
Develop Responsibility and Organization
Develop Responsibility and Organization
They improve the focus and determine it
Develop Responsibility and Organization
HOW IT WORKS
PROGRAM: 16 Classes
CONTENTS: Entrepreneurship & Financial Literacy
LOCATION: Public Schools and Private Groups (below)
SCHEDULE: 1 hour per week
WORKLOAD: 16 hours in 4 months
CLASS CONTENT - FINANCIAL EDUCATION
Class 1: Introduction to Money
- Basic understanding of money and its uses
- Recognizing different types of coins and bills
- Counting and sorting money
Class 2 - Needs and Wants
- Differentiating between needs and wants
- Identifying essential needs for everyday life
- Discussing the concept of saving money for wants
Class 3 - Saving Money
- Importance of saving money for future goals
- Introducing the concept of piggy banks or savings jars
- Setting short-term savings goals (e.g., buying a toy) and tracking progress
Class 4 - Earning Money
- Understanding the concept of earning money through work or tasks
- Exploring age-appropriate ways children can earn money (e.g., chores, selling crafts)
- Discussing the value of effort and hard work
Class 5 - Spending Wisely
- Learning to differentiate between needs and wants when
- Making spending decisions
- Introducing the concept of budgeting for purchases
- Practicing making informed choices while shopping
CLASS CONTENT - ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Class 6 - Introduction to Entrepreneurship
- Defining entrepreneurship and its importance in society
- Exploring examples of child entrepreneurs and their businesses
- Encouraging creativity and idea generation for potential businesses
Class 7 - Planning a Business
- Discussing the components of a business plan (product/service, target audience)
- Guiding children to develop a simple business plan for their entrepreneurial ideas
- Emphasizing the importance of solving problems and meeting customer needs
Class 8 - Marketing and Advertising
- Introducing the concept of marketing and advertising
- Exploring different marketing techniques (e.g., posters, word-of-mouth)
- Encouraging children to create simple advertisements for their businesses
Class 9 - Customer Service
- Understanding the importance of providing good customer service
- Role-playing scenarios to demonstrate polite and helpful customer interactions
- Discussing the impact of positive customer experiences on businesses
Class 10 - Sales and Profit
- Explaining the concept of sales and revenue
- Teaching children to calculate basic profits by subtracting costs from revenue
- Introducing the idea of reinvesting profits or saving them for personal goals
Class 11 - Giving Back and Social Responsibility
- Discussing the importance of giving back to the community
- Exploring ways businesses can contribute to social causes
- Encouraging children to think of ways they can make a positive impact
Class 12 - Recap and Celebration
- Reviewing key concepts learned throughout the course
- Allowing children to showcase their businesses or entrepreneurial ideas
- Celebrating their achievements and providing certificates of completion