Jun 2, 09:30 PM

Ontario to Require Financial Literacy Test with 70% Pass Mark for High School Graduation

Ontario has announced that all 10th grade students will be required to pass a financial literacy test with a score of 70% or higher to graduate from high school. This initiative, introduced by Education Minister Stephen Lecce on Thursday morning, is part of a broader set of changes aimed at improving the financial acumen of students. The new requirements also include the return of home economics courses. The compulsory financial literacy test is designed to help students manage a budget, save for an asset, invest, and protect themselves from financial fraud.

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The Globe and Mail@globeandmail
2 years ago
Ontario will require high school students to score 70 per cent or better on a financial literacy test in order to graduate. How many of these questions can you get right? https://t.co/mfoSWXPfSW
Juno News@junonewscom
2 years ago
A new compulsory financial literacy test will bolster Ontario high school students’ ability to manage a budget, save for an asset, invest, and protect themselves from financial fraud. https://t.co/gNmbhOKojZ
The Globe and Mail@globeandmail
2 years ago
This is the personal finance test high schoolers should have to pass before graduating https://t.co/VAxZhB7NCd

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