Personal Finance & Money Management
About Course
Course Code: YSW-701
Pillar: Financial Inclusion & Wealth Creation
Course Overview: Money management gives young people greater control over everyday choices and future goals. Learners explore income, spending, budgeting, saving, financial habits, risk awareness, and the trade-offs behind common money decisions.
Practical exercises help them understand where their money goes, set realistic priorities, and create a personal plan that supports stability, independence, work, and entrepreneurship.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand basic personal finance concepts.
- Track income, expenses, and spending habits.
- Create a simple personal budget.
- Set personal financial goals.
- Build responsible saving and spending habits.
- Create a practical personal money management plan.
Target Audience: Young people preparing for employment, entrepreneurship, freelancing, vocational training, higher education, or independent adulthood. Suitable for youth development programs, TVET institutions, universities, NGOs, ministries, workforce readiness programs, livelihood programs, and financial inclusion initiatives.
Course Structure: 5 modules / 20 lessons.
Special Feature: Every module concludes with a Putting It All Together audio deep dive that connects the key lessons and supports reflection and practical application.
Pathway Focus: Understand Personal Finance. Build capability in Saving, Financial Goals and Smart Spending. Apply learning through Personal Money Management Plan.
Course Content
Course Introduction
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Personal Finance & Money Management
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