On Friday (August 2nd), the seventh class of the course of Financial Education for Consumers - My Accounts up to Date began at Cejusc. The training, which lasts 20 hours, takes place in a hybrid format (face-to-face at Cejusc, Ulbra and with distance learning activities on the Virtual Learning Environment – AVA of Esmat), with the aim of providing financial education and psychosocial guidance on consumption and ways of dealing with debts.
The classes are taught by four facilitators: Cláudia Maria de Melo, Rogério Lopes da Conceição, Liliane de Moura Borges and Adriano Barreira Andrade, who carry out their activities by studying slides, videos, documentaries, booklets, articles that illustrate the themeof the module and debates.
The project is part of a set of measures established by the Law No. 14.181, of July 1st, 2021, which amended the Consumer Protection Code (Law No. 8.078, of 1990), especially the article 104-A of that law, regarding the process of collective debt renegotiation.
