About the Program
Financial Skills Training
This training program focuses on equipping both local and migrant workers in destination countries (e.g., Jordan and Taiwan) with essential financial management skills. Based on the ILO’s financial literacy training, the program is designed to enhance financial literacy, improve decision-making, and promote overall financial well-being.
Through this training, participants will learn how to set financial goals, create and manage budgets, and effectively use financial products such as savings, credit, and insurance. Additionally, the program emphasizes safe access to financial services through digital platforms, empowering workers to reduce financial stress, increase resilience, and unlock better life opportunities.
By providing practical financial education, Quizrr aims to support workers in making informed financial choices that contribute to long-term stability and security.
Modules in this program
- Financial goals
- You and your migration
- Be smart about money
- Your savings and credit options
- Financial institutes and transfer
Market availability
- Jordan
- Taiwan
- Global*
New markets are added continuously. Reach out to us for more information regarding our markets.
*Adaptations may be needed. Please contact Quizrr to learn more.
Multi-language Support
This program is currently available in the following languages.
Worker level
- Arabic
- English
- Bengali
- Burmese
- Hindi
- Sinhalese
- Basha Indonesian
- Tagalog
- Taiwanese
- Thai
- Vietnamese
Why Financial Literacy Matters
Financial literacy helps individuals make informed decisions, avoid debt traps, and build long-term financial security. For migrant workers, it is especially crucial as they face high remittance costs, wage theft, and predatory lending. With better financial knowledge, they can protect their earnings, reduce fees, and plan for a stable future.
169M
migrant workers globally, many of whom are in low-wage, precarious jobs (ILO, 2021)
20%
higher savings with financial literacy. Studies show that financial literacy can increase savings rates by 10-20% among low-income workers (OECD, 2023).
