Online Courses
Structured economic education programs you can access from anywhere in Colombia. Each course is designed around a specific aspect of personal economic life, with content grounded in the Colombian context.
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Each program is self-contained and designed to deliver practical understanding of a specific economic topic. No prior knowledge required.
Foundational
Organizing Your Income: A Practical Framework
This course introduces a clear methodology for mapping your income structure. You'll learn to distinguish between different types of income and expenses, identify where money goes each month, and build a visual map of your economic situation. The approach is descriptive — it helps you see, not tells you what to do.
Intermediate
Inflation and Your Purchasing Power in Colombia
An in-depth look at how inflation works in the Colombian economy — what the IPC measures, how the Banco de la República responds, and what all of this means for the real value of your income over time. The course uses Colombian household data to make the concepts concrete and relatable.
Behavioral
Building Economic Habits That Hold
This course examines the behavioral dimension of personal economics. It covers how spending and saving patterns form, why knowledge alone rarely changes behavior, and what structural changes to your environment and routines can make economic improvement more durable. Based on established behavioral economics research.
Applied
Reading Colombia's Economic Environment
Learn to interpret economic news and data in terms of what they mean for your household. Interest rate decisions, employment reports, currency movements, and consumer confidence indexes are all covered — explained in plain language with a focus on practical household-level implications rather than macroeconomic theory.
Learn at your own pace
All courses are structured around video modules, reading materials, and practical exercises. There are no live components required — you work through the material when it fits your schedule.
Each module ends with a reflection exercise that asks you to apply the concept to your own situation. This is where the real learning happens: not in absorbing theory, but in translating it into your specific context.
You can return to any module as many times as you like. Economic concepts often make more sense the second time through, particularly after you've had time to observe them in your daily life.
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