Financial literacy in the classroom DBS Bank launched a public welfare programme for youth financial

Mondo Education Updated on 2024-01-29

China Youth Daily Client News (China Youth Daily, China Youth Network Reporter Zhu Caiyun) Financial literacy class is entering the primary school classroom. On 12 December, DBS Bank's "Star Future" Youth Financial and Quotient Education Programme was launched at Beijing Shijingshan Power Plant Road Primary School. Volunteers from DBS Bank and university students gave a lesson on financial quotient for young students and teachers to introduce financial knowledge such as cost, profit, risk and savings in life. Teachers and students from Feixiang Primary School in Anyang City, Henan Province also participated in the ** connection.

The scene of the financial literacy class. Photo courtesy of the interviewee.

At the launch of the project, Zheng Sizhen, President of DBS Bank (China)**, introduced that DBS Bank and China Guanghua Technology Association have cooperated in Beijing to provide financial education for nearly 140,000 young students in 20 schools in China and improve their future sustainable development skills.

In recent years, with the economic and social development of China, the frequency of young people's participation in financial consumption activities has increased, but a series of social problems have also emerged. Mei Feng, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the China Guanghua Science and Technology Association, said at the scene that through the "Cloud Teaching Together" platform to carry out financial education for young people, it is hoped to help young people establish a correct concept of wealth and master the necessary financial knowledge, "to ensure their healthy growth, the future growth of innovative young new forces to provide assistance." ”

At the launching ceremony of the project, the guests donated books to the student representatives of Beijing Shijingshan Power Plant Road Primary School. Photo courtesy of the interviewee.

*: China Youth Daily client.

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