RE: Financial Education: A Continuous Curve?
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Financial Education hmmmmm
Financial education is a process; an endless learning curve with many twists, and this is because of the differences in our income, mode of earning, places of origin, and economic ideologies.
It gladdens my heart to see youths going this way. Trying to buy one course or another building themselves and at the time enriching their surroundings. But I don’t think all the youths are educated on ways to be financially free.
The society should also help out by holding more seminars.
Secondary schools should institute more trade classes.
The government should also try to support NGOs.
To the rest youths, buy courses, make your research and teach others on how to also.
All these and more can help educate youth and adults at large on things out there that help bring back our economy
Lovely post though 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Some youths are more focused on getting rich, the influence of yahoo and ostentatious life on the internet is what most youth are after. Although, I won't argue that there are lots who are making brilliant efforts to understand what they'll need to do. But the whole economic environment of Nigeria is a psychological downer.
While the government plays a huge role in contributing to this, I won't attribute 100% of everything to it.
Personally, how to use money, multiply it or put it to better usage should be taught in schools because it's absolutely important, all in all, the efforts is now solely ours since we don't have a responsible government
Yes schools should also educate.
What my friends and I are currently doing here on campus is war against cyber crime.
War in the sense that when we see a friend of ours that is being drawn in, we do everything within our power to influence them into something different. My friend is a web developer and currently taking like 7 guys classes for free. As for me, I teach crypto trading to students and how to be an affiliate marketer. This way, we help them see alternatives in sourcing for income and it’s our way of giving back to the public.