Our program offers you a comprehensive development path designed to help you become experts in financial education. This structured process begins with establishing a basic vocabulary and progresses to a deep, personal understanding of economic concepts. You will move from being passive participants to active teaching designers, creating (digital) lessons that emphasize practical financial skills and strategic decision-making. Through a cycle of implementation and peer feedback, you will refine your pedagogical approaches and measure their real impact on your students. The final stages focus on metacognition and leadership, encouraging you to promote collaborative communities and mentor others. Ultimately, the program aims to empower you to become catalysts for cultural change, expanding your influence through technology and promoting financial education at the community level.
The learning path we propose tells a well-known story... curious people go from discovery to understanding, then to application, creation, reflection, and last but not least, leadership.
The asynchronous educational path we propose is designed to support progressive learning, critical thinking, and active engagement. This educational path can transform you from consumers of information into designers of educational experiences and, of course, if you wish, into leaders of financial culture in your community.
The personal progress portfolio is not a simple bureaucratic file, but a strategic pedagogical tool that: documents the evolution of teaching skills, supports professional reflection, consolidates transfer into practice, and creates autonomy and educational leadership.
Structuring this portfolio based on the levels of the Taxonomy developed by Benjamin Bloom allows for deep, progressive, and sustainable learning.
Your progress portfolio is proof that financial education cannot be taught mechanically, but rather that it can be built consciously, reflectively, and with a real impact on students.
The progress portfolio is the roadmap for your professional development.
The portfolio is essential because...
✔ makes the learning journey visible
✔ connects theory with classroom practice
✔ supports critical financial thinking
✔ encourages continuous improvement
✔ creates a community of practice