Program teaching financial literacy to high school students

Journal Staff One hundred local high school students are participating in a new program teaching financial literacy.

Published: November 12th, 2017

Program teaching financial literacy to high school students

Journal Staff

One hundred local high school students are participating in a new program teaching financial literacy.

The program was made possible by a $25,600 Trillium Foundation grant and is being tested by Junior Achievement of South Western Ontario in Chatham-Kent and Windsor-Essex as well.

The Secondary School Financial Literacy Program will teach students how to budget, understand credit, plan a career path and be more savvy consumers.

The course will be taught by five volunteers from RBC Royal Bank in Sarnia and presented in a conference-style format at the Best Western Plus Guildwood Inn.

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