Enhancing Teachers’ Financial Literacy and Basic Financial Management at Thammislam Foundation School, Thailand

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  • Sinta Putriana Universitas Slamet Riyadi, , Jawa Tengah - Indonesia
  • Fadjar Harimurti Universitas Slamet Riyadi, , Jawa Tengah - Indonesia
  • Andi Subhan Husain Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok - Thailand
  • Ikhyanuddin Universitas Malikussaleh, Aceh - Indonesia
  • Ria Inriyana Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia, Jawa Barat - Indonesia

Keywords:

Basic Financial Management, Financial Literacy, Financial Planning, Teachers Behavior

Abstract

This community service activity aims to enhance financial literacy and basic financial management skills among teachers at Thammislam Foundation School, Thailand. The program was conducted in response to teachers’ limited understanding of fundamental financial concepts and the importance of managing personal finances effectively. The methods used included interactive lectures, group discussions, and practical exercises focused on daily financial decision-making. The materials emphasized key aspects of financial literacy, such as distinguishing between needs and wants, understanding the importance of saving, and applying simple budgeting strategies. The results indicated an improvement in teachers’ knowledge and awareness of financial management. Participants demonstrated a better understanding of financial priorities and showed more responsible behavior in managing their spending and saving habits. They were also able to apply basic financial concepts in everyday situations. This activity is expected to contribute to the development of financially literate educators and highlights the importance of financial education in supporting personal and professional well-being.

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Published

2026-06-15

How to Cite

Sinta Putriana, Fadjar Harimurti, Andi Subhan Husain, Ikhyanuddin, & Ria Inriyana. (2026). Enhancing Teachers’ Financial Literacy and Basic Financial Management at Thammislam Foundation School, Thailand. International Journal of Community Care of Humanity (IJCCH), 4(6), 34–39. Retrieved from https://journal.lsmsharing.com/index.php/ijcch/article/view/364

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