OUR core programmes
Aflatoun International manages programmes that are based on four main curricula: AflaTot, AflaToun, AflaTeen and AflaYouth. Partners are encouraged to further adapt these, either to fit local circumstances or to complement their existing programmes. Regional and national versions of our curricula have been created in 45 languages and have been adapted to complement programmes on issues as diverse as girls’ empowerment, environmental education, peacebuilding, and disabled learners.
Our Core Curricula
In AflaTot, children aged 3 to 6 are immersed in a curriculum designed to instill social and financial literacy from an early age. Through everyday activities, they learn the basics of saving, spending, and resource management. Additionally, they develop crucial skills such as patience, sharing, decision-making, and goal-setting. We believe that children, regardless of background, are capable learners who thrive when supported by adult guidance.
How it works? AflaTot in the field
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AflaToun’s core programme nurtures children’s curiosity and fosters positive associations with themes like children’s rights, saving, and entrepreneurship. Central to this is the formation of children’s clubs, where they collaborate, manage savings, and undertake small business and community projects.
AflaToun’s programme has been designed to be adaptable and contextualised to address the needs of children, particularly the most vulnerable, in formal and non-formal settings and equip them with relevant and essential skills for their integral development
How it works? AflaToun in the field
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Impact of the Aflatoun Life Skills and Financial Education Programme on Upper Primary School Children in Himachal Pradesh, India
AflaTeen equips teens with essential social and financial skills for their future roles as citizens, workers, and producers. Through interactive sessions, they explore diverse topics, including financial literacy, gender equality, and cultural awareness. The programme is competency-based emphasizes flexibility, gender equity, and inclusivity, ensuring teens are prepared for the complexities of the modern job market. It includes facilitator-friendly features such as notes, tips, QR codes, and links to resources.
How it works? AflaTeen in the field
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Impact of the Aflateen+ Life Skills and Financial Education Programme on Adolescent Girls and Boys in Cameroon
HIV/AIDS Programming with Social and Economic Empowerment
Impact of the Aflateen+ Life Skills and Financial Education Programme on Adolescent GIrls and Boys in Burkina Faso
“Youth” marks a transition from childhood to adulthood, highlighting independence and community interdependence. AflaYouth targets young people aged 16-24, supporting their journey into adulthood amid rising unemployment and economic challenges. This curriculum focuses on social and financial skills, employability, and entrepreneurship, catering to those outside formal education systems. Collaborating with partners globally, it offers training, mentoring, and online resources with adaptable modules.
How it works? AflaYouth in the field
