Financial Literacy Student Training

Discovering Effective Methods for Improving Your Cash Flow

What you'll learn

Students will learn how to set SMART Goals

Students will learn how to track their income and expenses

Students will learn how to create a spending plan

Students will learn how to choose a financial institution

Students will learn about credit and debt

Requirements

No prior financial experience or knowledge is required

Description

This comprehensive "Financial Literacy Student Training" course, designed by Charles Ituah, is your essential guide to mastering your personal finances. The program is structured to provide a solid foundation in key financial concepts, empowering you to take control of your financial future.The course is divided into the following core modules:Setting Goals: Learn how to establish clear and achievable financial objectives.Tracking Income and Expenses: Discover effective methods for monitoring your cash flow to understand where your money is going.Creating the Spending Plan: Move beyond simple budgeting to create a strategic spending plan that aligns with your financial goals.Choosing a Financial Institution: Gain insights into selecting the right bank or credit union to meet your financial needs.Credit and Debt: Understand the intricacies of credit, how to manage debt responsibly, and how to build a strong credit history.Charles Ituah's Training PhilosophyThe goal of the training remains committed to fostering financial literacy among my students to support their current well-being and prepare them for a prosperous future.I want to empower my students to take control of their financial futures, setting them up for a life of fulfillment and stability.My passion is to help students build the financial confidence they need to not only manage their school expenses but also to create a life they love.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Setting Goals

Lecture 2 Student Goals and Financial Literacy

Lecture 3 I Don't Know

Lecture 4 Getting Started

Lecture 5 SMART Financial Goals

Section 3: Tracking Income and Expenses

Lecture 6 Lesson Objectives

Lecture 7 Why It Matters

Lecture 8 Tracking Income

Lecture 9 Tracking Household Expenses

Lecture 10 Income Before Spending Plan

Lecture 11 Creating Spending Categories

Lecture 12 Lesson Summary

Section 4: Creating the Spending Plan

Lecture 13 Lesson Objectives

Lecture 14 A Guide for Future Behavior

Lecture 15 When There Is Money Left Over

Lecture 16 Building Good Habits

Lecture 17 Strategies for Money Management

Lecture 18 Lesson Summary

Section 5: Choosing a Financial Institution

Lecture 19 Lesson Objectives

Lecture 20 Opening An Account

Lecture 21 Lesson Summary

Section 6: Credit and Debt

Lecture 22 Lesson Objectives

Lecture 23 Why Good Credit Matters

Lecture 24 What Is A Credit Report

Lecture 25 How Lenders Use Credit Reports

Lecture 26 Obtaining a Credit Report

Lecture 27 Interest and The Cost of Money

Lecture 28 How To Build A Good Credit History

Lecture 29 Alternatives to Borrowing Money

Lecture 30 Lesson Summary

Section 7: Course Summary

Lecture 31 Course Summary

Section 8: Why More Students Should Take Financial Literacy Classes

Lecture 32 Why More Student Should Take Financial Literacy Classes

Section 9: Quiz

Students who want to take control over their finances