FINANCIAL LITERACY TRAINING

Managing Money for Adults is very important for employees. Let them Learn how to make the most of their money and learn the skills they need to navigate the complex world of personal finance. With our financial literacy training, we empower your employees to Take control of their financial future by learning how to manage their money. Financial Literacy is a course that does not exist in the curriculum in Uganda. It’s also sad to note that those at the age of 18+ are one of the age groups most likely to be in debt.

In this course, we train your staff and they learn to budget effectively, taking into account changes like getting older and leaving the family home and retirement from a job. They will also understand how to choose and manage savings accounts, and discover how to borrow sensibly and manage debts effectively. Ultimately, every participant will gain the ability to plan ahead and make your goals financially achievable.

Throughout this Financial Literacy Training Course, we will explore interesting and relevant real-world examples of managing your money so that you can better understand all the underlying concepts. This training provides practical, ready-to-use solutions to use in life both at work and at home or wherever you may be.

We offer a full suite of a financial literacy program with various module which consists of multiple learning sessions that start with basic information and progress to more complex aspects of the topic. We understand that Financial literacy means; …having the knowledge, skills, and confidence to manage money well. That’s why we aim to give the three important elements of the definition.

We give you the “Knowledge” which means having an UNDERSTANDING of personal financial issues

You’ll also gain the “Skills” and be able to APPLY that knowledge to manage your personal finances

You’ll have the “Confidence/Attitude” which means FEELING SUFFICIENTLY SELFASSURED to make decisions relating to your personal finances

Participants will learn:

1. Personal Financial Management (PFM)

2. Savings

3. Loan Management Best Practices

4. Investment

5. Retirement/Planning for Old Age

6. Insurance/Risk Management/Deposit Protection

7. Financial Service Providers et.al

You can also learn more from the article written by Mr. Robert Mwesige, a Financial Literacy Trainer Commissioned by the Central Bank of Uganda. the article sets forth the key topics that one should not miss when planning and executive a financial literacy training intervention.