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Entrepreneurial learning lessons and the corporate efforts to transform financial literacy education in schools

Entrepreneurial learning lessons and the corporate efforts to transform financial literacy education in schools
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South African educational institutions and financial firms are partnering to improve financial literacy among youth through simulations and games. These programs aim to bridge the gap between school and the workforce to combat high youth unemployment.

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Equipping students with practical financial and entrepreneurial skills is essential for economic development and reducing youth unemployment in emerging markets.

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For years, financial literacy was treated as something that could be picked up later, usually once a first salary arrived, a bank account was opened, or a mistake had already been made. That’s changing now as financial services institutions are increasingly moving into the classroom, using games, simulations and competitions to give learners practical exposure to investing, entrepreneurship, risk and decision-making before real money is on the line.

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