Teach. Coach. Mentor. program in Puerto Rico for financial wellness
Teach. Coach. Mentor.
program in Puerto Rico since 2015
We must break the stigma of talking about money.
Is it OK to talk about Money in your home?
Financial Wellness is something that all families want and deserve. Our team provides a fun and scalable financial education, in-person or delivered digitally. We provide individual and organizational plans to stimulate learning with technology, creativity, and the arts.
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Educators are happy to see that STEM classroom requirements are met by integrating a more new and fun way for students to learn.
We use films, music, photography, animation, and more to get our students engaged!
Critical Thinking skills and Emotional Intelligence training
are at the heart of what we do for our students.
Action!
By assigning a mentor to each person who requests further guidance, long-lasting and meaningful relationships are built in our local communities. A series of follow up meetings with students ensure accountability, and ensure that students are developing the proper habits needed for long-term success.
Teaching people about their relationships with banks and credit unions is very important to us. Many banks and credit unions take advantage of the common persons knowledge of how money works. Most people need basic information about interest rates, compounding interest, and how money gets taxed before opening bank accounts.
We are proud to announce that we have connected all seven continents with this education and our creative program! People from all over the world have submitted their content and joined forces with us on our very important mission to help break the stigma of talking about money.
Our program includes how to use banks smartly, learning about debt and credit as a consumer, understanding how to be disciplined enough to save, college savings, and how to retire with enough money.
Teach. Coach. Mentor. program founder is U.S. Army veteran and film producer, George Ohan. We use his experiences which include many elements of: communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills, to get our students far beyond goal setting alone.
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