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Financial Skills Toolkit

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Toolkit for youth financial literacy using non-formal methods. Includes role-play, simulations, case studies and games to help participants understand budgeting, spending, risk and financial decisions through practical activities.

Aims of the tool

The toolkit aims to strengthen financial literacy by providing practical methods that help participants understand and manage everyday financial decisions. It supports youth workers, educators and trainers in introducing financial education through engaging non-formal learning approaches. The tool encourages participants to reflect on their financial behaviour, build responsible money habits and develop confidence in making informed financial choices.

Description of the tool

This toolkit provides non-formal educational activities that make financial education practical and engaging. Through role-plays, simulations, case studies and reflective exercises, participants explore topics such as budgeting, saving, responsible credit use, investments and financial decision-making while connecting theory with real-life situations.
After using this toolkit, participants will be able to:
• understand basic financial concepts such as budgeting, saving and spending
• recognise financial risks related to loans, scams and impulsive decisions
• analyse financial situations and make more informed choices
• reflect on their personal financial habits and priorities
• develop confidence in discussing financial topics and planning financial goals

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Tool overview

Financial Skills Toolkit

http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/5508

This tool is for

The activities are designed primarily for young people, starting from youth groups, but they can be adapted for different age categories depending on the facilitator’s needs. The toolkit is suitable for: • young people and youth groups interested in financial literacy • youth workers, educators and trainers working in non-formal education • teachers and facilitators who want practical tools for financial education workshops.

and addresses

Peer education

It is recommended for use in:

Training and Networking

Materials needed:

The toolkit requires only basic materials commonly used in educational settings, such as printed worksheets, role cards, flipcharts, markers and sticky notes. Some activities may also use simple props or digital devices to access online tools and quizzes. Most activities need minimal preparation.

Duration:

The duration varies by activity. Short exercises take about 15–30 minutes, while simulations, role-plays or case studies may require 60–90 minutes. Activities can also be combined into longer workshops of 2–3 hours depending on the group and objectives.

Behind the tool

The tool was created by

Asociatia Today Social Skills - Craiova, Romania

in the context of

TC - KA153 Youth Financial Skills for Tomorrow

The tool has been experimented in

During the project mobility and the dissemination period

The tool was published to the Toolbox by

Bogdan Olari (on 30 April 2026)

and last modified

10 March 2026

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