As before, the graduates were divided into groups, and each group had its own flag and its own leader-professor, who led them from one direction to another through the simulation.
Eighth graders walked through the courses for financial and accounting technicians, economic technicians, legal and business technicians, bankers, traders and cooks.
As part of the simulation, they had the opportunity to see what the cashless payment process looks like in a bank, then a working meeting within a company and what a trial looks like.
Eighth grade banking students prepared a short competition in guessing the characters on banknotes, and then awarded them with printed small 100 dinar banknotes.
Awarded with banknotes, they could “buy” various products, sweets and salami prepared for their guests by the students of the cooking department in the improvised store of the commerce students.
This imaginative and interesting simulation of the teaching staff of the School of Economics and Business has once again won the hearts of the eighth graders.
Whether this will encourage them to enroll in this school will remain a secret until September.
