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Saver Waya Waya L+EARN (TVET) 2016 - 2018
  • SWW L+EARN #SecureTheBag 2020 pilot campaign
  • Saver Waya Waya L+EARN (TVET) 2019 campaign
  • Saver Waya Waya L+EARN (ISFAP) 2019 pilot campaign
  • Saver Waya Waya L+EARN (TVET) 2016 – 2018 campaigns
  • Saver Waya Waya L+EARN (Excel@Uni) 2017 campaign
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    • SWW L+EARN #SecureTheBag 2020 pilot campaign
    • Saver Waya Waya L+EARN (TVET) 2019 campaign
    • Saver Waya Waya L+EARN (ISFAP) 2019 pilot campaign
    • Saver Waya Waya L+EARN (TVET) 2016 – 2018 campaigns
    • Saver Waya Waya L+EARN (Excel@Uni) 2017 campaign

Saver Waya Waya L+EARN (TVET) 2016 - 2018

The SWW L+EARN TVET campaigns were specifically targeted at young adults in their final year at technical vocational education and training (TVET) colleges who are about to enter the world of work. The campaigns employed a learning-by-doing strategy using industrial theatre, Facebook, SMSs, and WhatsApp.

SWW L+EARN TVET delivered financial education through facilitated workshops over a six-week period. During these workshops, facilitators taught participants about various financial concepts, good financial behaviour and soft skills related to improving one’s employability. Additionally, there was an experiential learning component whereby participants are grouped together to compile a drama production that incorporates what they have learned during the programme. These were then performed by the participants in front of their peers and lecturers at an awards event at the end of the programme. The workshops were also complemented by auxiliary delivery channels, including social media (Facebook and WhatsApp) and SMSes, that were used to reinforce the core messaging taught through the workshops.

The programme had the following overall objectives

  • Participants’ awareness and knowledge of financial concepts, good financial behaviour and soft skills related to employability improves.
  • Participants adapt their financial and job search behaviour in line with the good practice they have learned through the programme.
  • Participants share what they have learned through the programme and positively influence their family and/or friends; and,
  • Ultimately, participants become more financially capable and are better prepared for the working world, resulting in an improvement in their overall welfare.

 

 

read more on the Saver Waya Waya L+EARN (Excel@Uni) 2017 campaign
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