Financial Education Outreach 2025
Financial Education Outreach (FEO) 2025 is established to further enhance financial literacy among Singapore’s secondary and tertiary students.
Throughout the year, a total of 6 FEO sessions were successfully conducted, each consisting of a Financial Education Sharing Session and a Regional Cashflow Challenge for participants to attend. The event was powered by Young Changemakers (YCM) grant under National Youth Council (NYC) Singapore.
The main goal of FEOs was to provide practical financial knowledge and fostering skills that will benefit participants throughout their lives. By incorporating hands-on learning and real-life financial scenarios, students were engaged actively, making financial concepts accessible and relevant.
St. Anthony Canossian Secondary School
On 23rd January 2025, NTU-IIC visited St. Anthony Canossian Secondary School to host its first FEO session of the year. Participants from the school were very excited to learn about personal finance and the importance of budgeting. The Financial Education Sharing Session provided students with an understanding of saving, spending, and investing wisely. The highlight was the Regional Cashflow Challenge, where students demonstrated exceptional teamwork and creativity. Feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing newfound confidence in handling their personal finances.
Jurong West Secondary School
On 14th February 2025, NTU-IIC conducted its second FEO session at Jurong West Secondary School. The session focused on introducing basic financial literacy concepts such as saving, budgeting, and setting financial goals. Students participated enthusiastically in hands-on activities that demonstrated the importance of making informed financial decisions. During the Regional Cashflow Challenge, teams collaborated to solve realistic financial scenarios, showcasing creativity and strategic thinking. Many students shared that the session made them more aware of their financial habits and inspired them to plan better for the future.
Millennia Institute
On 28th February 2025, NTU-IIC hosted its third FEO session at Millennia Institute. The event targeted pre-university students, focusing on more advanced financial concepts such as investment basics and risk management. Students engaged in interactive workshops and discussions during the Financial Education Sharing Session, raising thoughtful questions about financial independence. The Cashflow Challenge was a highlight, as participants showcased strong analytical and decision-making skills. Feedback from students indicated a deeper understanding of financial principles and the motivation to apply these skills in their academic and personal lives.
Bedok South Secondary School
On 7th March 2025, NTU-IIC organised the fourth FEO session at Bedok South Secondary School. The session introduced practical financial strategies, including saving for future goals and managing allowances effectively. Students participated enthusiastically in the Financial Education Sharing Session and were particularly engaged during the Regional Cashflow Challenge, where they demonstrated teamwork and critical thinking. Teachers praised the program for making financial concepts accessible and practical for students. Many participants expressed their appreciation for the insights gained, which they felt would be invaluable in their daily lives.
Tampines Meridian Junior College
On 2nd April 2025, NTU-IIC conducted its fifth FEO session of the year at Tampines Meridian Junior College. The event catered to junior college students, with a focus on enhancing financial literacy and preparing for financial independence. Topics included budgeting for tertiary education, managing part-time income, and understanding credit. Students participated in dynamic group activities and simulations that emphasized real-world financial scenarios. Participants shared that the session equipped them with actionable insights for managing their finances and inspired them to take proactive steps toward achieving financial goals.
Beacon International College
On 9th April 2025, NTU-IIC hosted its sixth FEO session at Beacon International College. The program aimed to introduce financial literacy to polytechnic and college-level students. Topics such as the significance of saving, planning for major purchases, and investing basics were explored in depth. Students actively participated in hands-on workshops and collaborative activities that emphasized practical applications of financial knowledge. Feedback from attendees revealed a heightened awareness of financial responsibility and a strong desire to implement the principles they learned.
