In the period from August 21st to September 19th, it will be held the 12th class of the course on Financial Education for Consumers - My Accounts Up to Date at Cejusc -, promoted by the Superior School of the Judges of the State of Tocantins (Esmat). The activity is directed to consumers in situation of over-indebtedness, previously assisted in a pre-trial phase in the Eproc system, at the Cejuscs, Cejusc Ulbra or judgments that refer the participations.
The training will be offered in hybrid mode, with face-to-face meetings at Cejusc Ulbra and ONLINE activities in the Virtual Learning Environment of Esmat (AVA), totaling 20 lesson hours.
The course aims to provide consumers/jurisdictional parties with financial education and psychosocial guidance on consumption and ways of dealing with over-indebtedness, in order to assist in the renegotiation of debts of consumers in situations of over-indebtedness, as established by the Law no 14.181, of July 1st, 2021, which amended the Consumer Protection Code (Law no 8.078, of 1990), especially as provided for in the article 104-A of the mentioned Law, regarding the collective debt renegotiation process.
Structure of the course
The programming is organized in four modules:
- Financial education
- Psychology of consumption
- Consumer protection and advocacy
- Entrepreneurship
The classes will address from financial concepts and strategies for budget rebalancing to behavioral and legal aspects related to consumption, with a focus on promoting the dignity, inclusion and financial autonomy of the participants.
More information can be checked in the notice or requested to the Center for Training and Improvement of Magistrates (Nufam) by phone (63) 3142-2525 or by e-mail:
