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Did you study financial education as a GCSE or A-level equiv? Would you?
MSE_Laura_F
Posts: 1,588 MSE Staff
I'm keen to know:
- Did you do a financial education course as a GCSE or A-level equivalent qualification? What was it like? Are you glad you did it?
- Would you consider doing a financial education course as a GCSE or A-level equivalent, if you were offered the chance?
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Back in my time ( a long time ago LOL) there were no "financial education " courses or exam qualifications. I did Economics as one of my four A Levels and later did a degree in Politics and Economics at UCL and found the qualifications of great use. The new courses you mention sound excellent and I would strongly recommend such courses and exams.1
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