Should Forex be included in school syllabus

[Aaron_0]

Forex has become so popular these days that even those you do not expect to talk about it now discuss it. It has turned to something everyone wants to know and most people want to associate themselves with.

I was assisting my little cousin in his school works recently when he said I should teach him Forex. That was quite strange for a boy in the basic level of education. I know he must have come across it somewhere else being discussed but didn't know what it is.

Do you think that with the way Forex is being talked about, it should be included in school syllabus in higher education?

 

[Elijah_0]

Given Forex's growing popularity and its relevance in today's financial landscape, including it in higher education curricula could be beneficial. Teaching students about trading principles, market dynamics, and financial literacy would equip them with essential skills, fostering informed decision-making and encouraging responsible investment practices as they enter adulthood.

 

[RainbowRain]

I think it would be a good idea to include the basics of the market in the educational program. After all, economic and financial training will never hurt, and later such a person will decide for himself whether he should study this area in more depth.

 

[maxpda]

forex? no thank you..financial management..yes.

 

[RainbowRain]

Forex trading in schools is useful as a tool for analyzing global economies and the factors that influence them, but it's dangerous as a means of making money due to the high risks. Teaching children the mechanics of global money is necessary, but forcing them to trade is premature.