As part of Global Money Week, TBC representatives joined the National Bank of Georgia’s financial education platform FinEdu initiative, “Invite FinEdu to Your Classroom,” delivering interactive financial literacy sessions to more than 270 school students.
Participating as FinEdu ambassadors, TBC employees visited 11 schools in Kobuleti, Batumi, Chakvi, and Rustavi, helping children develop essential financial skills and build responsible financial habits from an early age.
During the interactive sessions, students learned about the history of the Georgian lari, took part in educational games focused on financial literacy, and received age-appropriate educational comic books as gifts.
TBC representatives also introduced students to key financial concepts, including smart money management, the importance of saving, preparing for unexpected expenses, setting and achieving financial goals, and the fundamentals of financial security. The sessions were designed to encourage financial independence and promote healthy financial decision-making among young people.
Supporting financial education is one of TBC’s key corporate responsibility priorities. Through initiatives like this, the bank continues to invest in strengthening financial literacy and empowering children and young people with the knowledge and skills needed to make informed financial decisions throughout their lives.
The “Invite FinEdu to Your Classroom” project is organized annually during Global Money Week by the National Bank of Georgia’s financial education platform, FinEdu, in partnership with leading organizations across the country.
Since its launch in 2012, Global Money Week has been celebrated in more than 170 countries, promoting financial, economic, and entrepreneurial education among children and young people. In Georgia, the campaign was held for the twelfth time in 2026 under the coordination of the National Bank of Georgia’s FinEdu platform and its partner organizations. This year’s campaign highlights the importance of open conversations about money and encourages young people to make informed and responsible financial decisions.
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