Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Central Bank of Russia
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This year, the curriculum will feature an updated lesson on droppers. Students, along with superheroes with magical powers—characters featured throughout all classes—will learn how scammers recruit helpers and the consequences for those involved in these schemes.
High school students will benefit from a career guidance module taught by professors from Russian universities. The lessons "Profession: Financier" and "Profession: Business Informatics Specialist" are moderated by staff from the Higher School of Economics, while "Profession: Teacher" is moderated by staff from the Nizhny Novgorod State Pedagogical University.
The schedule includes approximately 700 broadcasts on 29 financial literacy topics. They feature 250 financial experts from across the country, including employees of the Bank of Russia and the Moscow Exchange, as well as representatives of commercial banks and insurance companies.
You can join online lessons as a whole class or individually. The class schedule is adapted to different time zones, so students from all over the country can join at a convenient time.
The spring session will last until April 22 inclusive.
The dates and times of the first classes of the session and a catalog of all lessons can be found on the project websiteThe schedule will be updated.
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