a+b=3 Financial Education Programmes
Use your time at best: you know your clients/students, their training needs and learning style. Our standard training programmes are available to leave you more time to focus on fine-tuning and facilitating them. Access is free for Non For Profit Organisations and you simply need to register by sending us an email detailing the name of your organisation and if possible its website. You will then receive a login and password to enter our online library. Not enough? Learn more on how to adapt and build a successful training programme by joining our online training the trainers (this also gives you access to the online library).
Our online library consists of:
- Training instructions and training material for a wide range of financial education topics for:
- Low income and low literate adults
- Low income and literate adults
- Students and Youth
- Children
- Micro-business owners or people who may want to start a business
- Advice on how to combine different training parts in order to build a programme
Our curriculum is constantly building: every year we add new programmes. Stay up to date by receiving our newsletter and reading our blog.
You need more help? We also can adapt and create a tailor-made programme for your organisation. Contact us.
A few facts on 
programmes:
- Highly practical – so that participants can apply them straight away
- Fun- why? Because this helps participants remember better
- Empowering people to assess options and take the best decisions when money is involved.
- Behaviour-oriented: scientific researches on brain show that humans are far from being rational when money is involved. Our programmes never tell people what to choose… but try to help people be more aware of how they choose and align their choices to their real values.
- Not commercially biased: we don’t sell any financial products or have interest in the finance industry.
- Confidence-building: give people the confidence to manage their money, resist commercial pressure, ask questions to bankers or insurers and become responsible “financial citizens”.
- Social-content: we don’t manage money alone; many times, our interactions with others- spouse, children, family, relatives, friends, colleagues or strangers… include money. Our training programmes include all components of money: culture, communication, marriage…
- Sharing: what works for an organisation… can work for another. We encourage you to join our Trainers’ Forum and share your experience with other trainers.