Digital Financial Services
About Course
Course Code: YSW-705
Pillar: Financial Inclusion & Wealth Creation
Course Overview: Digital financial services make it easier to save, pay, transfer, borrow, and manage money, but they also introduce new responsibilities and risks. Learners explore mobile money, wallets, online banking, payment platforms, financial apps, digital credit, and business tools.
Safety, consumer protection, privacy, fraud awareness, and informed choice guide the practical habits needed to use these services with confidence.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand digital financial services and how they support financial inclusion.
- Use mobile money, digital wallets, and online payments responsibly.
- Protect personal, financial, and account information.
- Recognize digital finance risks, fraud, scams, and unsafe borrowing.
- Use digital tools to support saving, budgeting, payments, and business transactions.
- Create a practical digital financial services safety and usage plan.
Target Audience: Young people preparing for employment, entrepreneurship, freelancing, digital business, online selling, independent adulthood, or financial inclusion programs. 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 Digital Financial Services. Build capability in Digital Savings, Budgeting and Business Finance Tools. Apply learning through Digital Financial Confidence and Action Planning.
Course Content
Course Introduction
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Digital Financial Services
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