Economy Class
The non-profit organization WHEN and Alpha Bank are organizing, as part of the social responsibility initiative IQonomy, the new series of the free training program “Economy Class”.
The 9-month training course is aimed at women over 18 years of age and aims to develop their financial resilience, familiarize them with basic principles of financial literacy and develop the skills that will help them manage their financial future with confidence.
Through monthly interactive workshops and breakout group meetings, participants will be exposed to practical tools and targeted activities, and learn to better organize their finances, save sustainably, increase their income and reduce expenses.
They will also become familiar with the importance of long-term financial planning and fundamentals of investing, and explore ways in which they can communicate and negotiate more effectively about financial matters with those around them.
The workshops will be delivered by experienced WHEN trainers, and will include valuable material developed by the organization to strengthen women’s financial resilience.
Here is the schedule of the seminars, which will take place online, one Wednesday a month, until February 2026. As places are limited, only register if you feel you can commit enough to cover 80% of the time required.
Program
- My personal relationship with money | 14/5/25, 17.30-20.00
- Organisation of financial information | 11/6/25, 18.00-20.00
- Budget preparation and monitoring | 9/7/25, 18.00-20.00
- Savings & Long-term financial planning | 10/9/25, 18.00-20.00
- Reduction of expenses & Increase of revenues | 8/10/25, 18.00-20.00
- Insurance, tax & inheritance | 12/11/25, 18.00-20.00
- Credit and debt | 10/12/25, 18.00-20.00
- Investments | 14/1/26, 18.00-20.00
- The role of others |11/2/26, 18.00-20.00
Register to participate until 21/4!
Participants will be notified by 5 May.
This is the 3rd year the “Economy Class” program is being implemented by WHEN. In the previous cycle, 64% of participants reported an increase in their confidence when making a financial decision about themselves and/or their family. Moreover, the percentage of participants who rated their knowledge of managing their finances as ‘fairly’ or ‘very’ satisfactory increased by 65% compared to the start of the programme.
