FINANCIAL LITERACY FOR KIDS

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From the moment of birth, a child starts developing behavioural habits and pick up information. They pick up information related to MONEY through parental modeling, ADVERTISEMENTS, societal and PEER PRESSURES: because of this, they want to SPEND❗
To SPEND MEANINGFULLY, they need GOOD FOUNDATION ON FINANCIAL LITERACY.
Despite how important financial skills are to navigating life, it’s surprising that OUR SCHOOLS DON’T TEACH CHILDREN ABOUT MONEY.
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Building financial literacy for kids involves TAKING PROACTIVE STEPS TO MOLD POSITIVE BEHAVIOURS AROUND MONEY-HANDLING that can counteract marketing and social influences.
That is why our LIFE SKILLS SCHOOLING PROGRAMME has put together a detailed curriculum on Financial Literary for Kids. This programme aims at giving the HIGH-QUALITY FINANCIAL EDUCATION, which most children are unlikely to receive either at home or at school.
We offer this service at an affordable fee. You can get in touch with us. We've got you covered ✔️
Contact us on:
☎️+2348090521225, +2348025233308 (WhatsApp)
email address: lifeskillscounsel@gmail.com

Life skills Counsel.

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