Young Factor Europe, six countries learn about finance
Understanding the economy and finance to choose the future. Young Factor Europe brings economic and financial education to high schools in six countries, with a free platform and a path built on...
Young Factor Europe, an initiative by Osservatorio for Independent Thinking, aims to bring economic and financial education to high schools in six countries through a free platform and a five-year program based on 50 key terms. The project was presented in Milan by Andrea Ceccherini, founder and president of Osservatorio, in the presence of European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde and 600 students.
The program, which is already in an advanced pilot phase in Italy, Germany, and Spain, and has started in France, the Netherlands, and Portugal, includes tests, video lessons, and practical activities. The initiative is supported in Italy by Intesa Sanpaolo, UniCredit, and Crédit Agricole Italia, and features content from major financial publications such as Financial Times and The Economist.
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