It will facilitate the child’s understanding of economic, financial and business phenomena.
The study of economics and business in a broad sense play a very important social role.
Economic mechanisms affect the decisions of governments, households, businesses and the overall state of the world’s resources.
Children, in the daily functioning of the family household, are part of the economic system, becoming aware with age of the impact of their parents’ work on family life in the context of safety and comfort.
Economic education of a child, neglected in the Polish education system, is a great value and an invaluable skill in mature life.
Understanding the economy can change a person’s daily life, but it will also allow them to better understand the world around them and make optimally important life decisions that affect their comfort, social status and, consequently, happiness.
Money and its management is essential in the life of every person regardless of their philosophy of life. The sooner a child begins financial education, the more efficiently he will move in its area.
And other interesting questions about the world of economics.
Our classes contribute to the long-term development and success of students.
We teach through play so that children are motivated to learn. Through learning, we stimulate creativity and innovative thinking.
Classes with us will help your child understand the rules of business and economy, which will be invaluable knowledge in adult life.
Thanks to specialized activities, your child will become aware of their place in society and understand how the mechanisms that govern our world work.
Does my child need to have prior knowledge of finance?
No, the course is designed to introduce children to economics and finance from scratch, so no previous knowledge of the subject is required.
Will the course be adapted to the age of my child?
Yes, the material and method of communication will be adapted to the age of the participants. Children will learn in an accessible and fun way that matches their level of understanding.
Is the course conducted online?
smartian offers both stationary and online courses, which will allow children to learn in a comfortable environment.
Does the course require the purchase of any special software or equipment?
No, only the presence of a child is required to participate in the course.
What benefits can this course bring to my child?
The course will help your child understand the value of money, learn the basic rules of finance, investing and money management.These are skills that may prove very useful in the future, regardless of the chosen career direction.
Where and when do the classes take place?
Classes take place in primary school buildings after school. The exact location and time will be available on our website or in information materials.
If you have any further questions, please contact us via email info@smartian.pl.
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