Bitget And UNICEF Bring Blockchain Education to Young Learners

A Free Course Blending Money Basics and Blockchain

Bitget and UNICEF have launched a free financial literacy course aimed at young learners, combining everyday money skills with an introduction to blockchain technology. The new Introduction to Financial Literacy module combines foundational financial concepts with an introduction to blockchain, helping learners better understand both today's financial system and the technologies influencing its future.

Developed as an interactive self-paced online course, the programme features short video lessons, visual learning materials and quizzes covering topics such as supply and demand, budgeting, credit, loans, interest rates and blockchain fundamentals. Learners who complete the course receive a certificate, and the module is available free of charge through Agora, UNICEF's learning platform.

Bitget CEO Gracy Chen also appears in the course to explain important blockchain ideas and how they relate to the wider financial system. Bitget helped create the blockchain sections, using its expertise to explain digital assets and blockchain in a simple, practical, and balanced way.

Part of a Broader UNICEF Partnership

The course sits within UNICEF's Game Changers Coalition, a global initiative backed by UNICEF's Office of Innovation. In 2025, Bitget partnered with UNICEF Luxembourg to support UNICEF's Game Changers Coalition in equipping young people, especially girls, with future-ready skills and confidence to shape their futures. The Coalition has since reached more than 642,000 young people, parents, and teachers across eight countries, Armenia, Brazil, Cambodia, India, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Morocco and South Africa, with expansion to Bolivia, Bangladesh and Indonesia in 2026.

The programme also features a game-based learning component. The module includes Neon Paycheck, a short online game designed as an engaging entry point into the course, set in a futuristic city where players make everyday financial decisions around earning, spending, planning and avoiding scams.

The partnership reflects growing attention to financial literacy as digital payment systems, blockchain networks and other technology-driven financial services become more widespread, with the goal of helping younger users make more informed decisions as they encounter increasingly digital financial environments.

Sources:
GamesBeat: Bitget and UNICEF launch financial literacy module featuring blockchain education
Blockchain Reporter: Bitget and UNICEF partner to launch blockchain financial literacy course
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