A few more groups practised: practising also enabled the participants to learn the main five topics of our financial education programs: controlling expenses, managing debt, generating income, saving and planning …
Today the trainers … were training!
Clear goals to make the most of the training Discovering a+b=3’s programs After choosing one activity, trainers adapt it to their local context and prepare …
Practising: how to teach needs and wants in a participatory way The benefits of being financially literate… and the consequences of not being financially literate. The three levels of financial …
Our next Training the Trainers on “how to teach money matters” will take place in Siem Reap (Cambodia) from June 14 to 17.
On March 15, 2010, Sophie introduced what financial literacy is, the benefits and difficulties in learning and teaching financial education and examples of training programs. The event was attended by …
a and b make 3 is a social enterprise: whenever we can, we encourage small local businesses. Our work in Cambodia is an example of the way we try to …
While I am in Phnom Penh, Enfants du Mekong has asked me to help out and facilitate a training on how to set up a business for Year 2 and …
One of our main goals is to encourage NGOs staff to implement financial education and help their clients improve their money management skills. Since last March Training the Trainers in …
One training is not enough… very often participants to our Training the Trainers will first use what they have learned … to better manage their own finance. Very often too, …
