Courses

Course Title: Introduction to Financial Literacy (Course 1)

Course Description: The course "Introduction to Financial Literacy" aims to provide students with a foundational understanding of personal finance and financial management. This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to make informed financial decisions and establish a strong financial foundation for their future.

Course Topics:

• Introduction to Personal Finance: Basic concepts, importance of financial literacy, and the impact of financial decisions on individual well-being.

• Budgeting and Money Management: Creating a budget, tracking expenses, and developing effective money management habits.

• Banking and Saving: Understanding different types of bank accounts, savings strategies, and the benefits of building an emergency fund.

• Introduction to Credit: Basic concepts of credit, credit scores, and responsible credit card usage.

• Introduction to Investments: Overview of investment options, basic risk and return concepts, and the importance of long-term financial planning.

• Introduction to Financial Planning: Setting financial goals, retirement planning basics, and the importance of insurance coverage.

• Consumer Awareness: Making informed consumer choices, understanding contracts, and protecting against scams and fraud.

• A study about EMI vs SIP

Prerequisites: There are no specific prerequisites for this introductory course. It is suitable for individuals with little to no prior knowledge of personal finance.

Potential Target Audience:

• High school or college students interested in developing financial management skills.

• Young professionals seeking to enhance their financial literacy.

• Individuals looking to improve their personal financial situation and make informed financial decisions.

Course Duration  (4 hours [online] + 2 hours [classroom] )    = 6 hours