Financial Education and Educator Resources for Luzon

Financial educators across Luzon work with varied audiences and organizations. NFEC provides professional training, teaching standards and program resources to support that work. This page covers Luzon outside Metro Manila for site navigation; the separate Metro Manila page focuses on the National Capital Region.

Building Capacity Through Qualified Educators

Financial education depends on people who can explain concepts clearly, engage learners and assess progress. NFEC’s educator development and program tools give schools, employers and community organizations a professional foundation for that work. Philippine public resources add the national context for financial systems and education policy.

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Financial Education in Metro Manila

Explore NFEC educator development, program resources and Philippine financial-literacy context for Metro Manila.

Financial Education in the Visayas

Explore NFEC educator development, program resources and Philippine financial-literacy context for the Visayas.

Financial Education in Mindanao

Explore NFEC educator development, program resources and Philippine financial-literacy context for Mindanao.

Educator Training

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Official Philippine Resources

Read Philippine legislation, education policy, public education resources and research alongside NFEC educator standards.

Youth, Skills Development and Financial Literacy

The qualitative component of BSP’s 2021 Financial Inclusion Survey included discussions in North and Central Luzon about account access and digital use, and in South Luzon about formal and informal credit. The report provides dated regional research context. BSP survey report.

Promotes entrepreneurship and financial education among young Filipinos through education and support measures. The Act connects youth enterprise development with financial capability and the work of education and training institutions. Read the official source.

NFEC’s educator training, professional standards and assessment resources support the quality of financial education. These established resources are the focus of this regional page.

Youth Entrepreneurship Act (Republic Act No. 10679)

Lead organization: Government of the Philippines; DepEd, CHED, TESDA and other implementing bodies
Type: Legislation

Promotes entrepreneurship and financial education among young Filipinos through education and support measures. The Act connects youth enterprise development with financial capability and the work of education and training institutions. Official source

PisoLit Financial Education

Lead organization: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
Type: Public education program

BSP’s digital financial education platform covers planning, budgeting, saving, debt, investing, consumer rights and scam prevention. Its public materials provide Philippine financial-literacy information for learners and educators. Official source

TESDA Online Program Financial Literacy Course

Lead organization: TESDA, in partnership with BSP and BDO Foundation
Type: Public learning program

TESDA’s financial literacy initiative with BSP and BDO Foundation brings financial education to the TESDA Online Program. Its announced topics include financial planning, budgeting, saving and debt management. Official source

Be a Wise Saver

Lead organization: Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation
Type: Public education campaign

PDIC’s public education campaign explains responsible saving, banking and deposit protection. Its brochure provides a Philippine reference for financial-literacy learning about savings and bank deposits. Official source