Financial education is a major focus area as established by various ministries and bodies. Starting Younger – studies show that what we learn in school, stays with us longer.
Increase participation in financial markets by starting early and timely, Bridges gap between school curricula and applying the skills in daily life.
Every school pass out must have one skill, why not Financial Literacy ?
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At secondary level, a skill subject may be offered as additional sixth subject along with existing five compulsory subjects
Focus on vocational education
Government directive to focus on vocational education for Indian Schools
Major Focus on Financial Education
Financial education is a major focus area as established by various ministries and bodies
Starting Younger
Studies show that what we learn in school, stays with us longer
Start Early & Timely
Increase participation in financial markets by starting early and timely
Bridging Gap
Bridge gap between school curricula and applying the skills in daily life.
Earn an extra skill
Every school pass out must have one skill, why not Financial Literacy ?
Financial literacy
for class 6th to 8th
Market Management
for class 9th and 10th
National Skill Qualification
Framework oriented
Additional Weightage
Additional Weightage
Upto 5% in addmission in PUP, RUC
Vertical Mobility
In 34 universities for BBA, B. VOC, Community colleges
Certification
Joint certificate by CBSE & NSE Academy
Online Examination
By NSE Academy for FMM Paper
Great Savings on Time
Students will save upto
Course designed based as per New Education Policy 2019 curricula
Develops knowledge, skills and attitude towards financial well being
Unlimited access to test series and improve scoring in subject for each student
Teachers trainings and appropriate assessment tools
Test series integrates focus topics and modules with in the existing subjects as per CBSE- Skill subject guidelines
Awareness workshop for teachers and parents by experts in field
Smart Goals, Budgeting, Banking, Investments, Investment Options, Insurance, Stock Market, Borrowing, Retirement
Money – what it is?, Money – Exchange Systems, Key characteristics of money, What is financial planning?, What is Income?, What are Expenses?, What is a Bank?, Why save?, Setting Goals, Systematic savings and investments, Making a Budget
Investment Basics, Securities, Primary Market, Secondary Market, Derivatives, Depository, Mutual Funds, Miscellaneous, Concepts & Modes of Analysis, Ratio Analysis
Communication skills, Self- Management, Information and Communication Technology skills, Entrepreneurial Skills, Green Skills