Old Mutual Zimbabwe sponsors a high school money quiz to teach students about finance. The company wants young people to learn smart spending habits early. Schools across Zimbabwe will compete starting tomorrow. Forty schools signed up compared to twenty from last year. Students will answer questions about investing and saving money.
The quiz helps fill gaps where kids do not learn about money at home or school. Zimbabwe needs more people who understand banking and investments. Old Mutual teaches over one million people each year through different programs. Teachers receive training before the competition starts. The program creates knowledge that lasts beyond the quiz itself.
Eight groups of schools will compete on different days during June. Winners advance to finals on June 27. Zimpapers and Financial Markets Indaba organize the event each year. Students learn skills they will use as adults when making money decisions. The competition builds a foundation for economic growth across the country.
The quiz helps fill gaps where kids do not learn about money at home or school. Zimbabwe needs more people who understand banking and investments. Old Mutual teaches over one million people each year through different programs. Teachers receive training before the competition starts. The program creates knowledge that lasts beyond the quiz itself.
Eight groups of schools will compete on different days during June. Winners advance to finals on June 27. Zimpapers and Financial Markets Indaba organize the event each year. Students learn skills they will use as adults when making money decisions. The competition builds a foundation for economic growth across the country.
