Mathematical precision, financial skills, and endless enthusiasm: the latest round of the Junius financial competition has concluded. During the awards ceremony, participants who collected the most crystals in various age groups received their valuable prizes.
Tatevik Vardevanyan, head of the Communications and Social Responsibility Programs at IDBank and Idram, noted that children's interest in the Junius competition is growing. “By participating in the Junius competition, children gain knowledge about the financial sector and solve mathematical problems. I believe this is a great way to spend summer vacations effectively,” said Tatevik Vardevanyan.
The winners of the competition received several valuable prizes, marking the beginning of their future successes. The start of a new round of the Junius financial competition will be announced very soon. Students from grades 3 to 8 in Armenia can participate in the competition. To win, participants must quickly pass stages 1 to 50, accumulating the maximum points.
The Idram Junior app is designed for users aged 8-16, allowing children to use cashless means, make contactless payments, save, and develop financial literacy, while parents can monitor their children's financial activities through a modern and secure tool. The company is regulated by the Central Bank of Armenia.
