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PV Trainer of the Month

December 2010 trainer of the month is Elvah Nakin.  Elvah conducted two Game of Money courses in Lihir during that month closing off the year.

PV Seminar - Brisbane

Voice of Samoa PV Seminar in Brisbane Jan 2011 was a success and a step forward to bringing PV to Australia. Read on

PV/GULL Graduation - Lihir

Finishing 2010 strongly with a huge 380 participants PV GULL graduation. Read on

PV Seminar - Vanuatu

October 2010 the Presbyterian Church of Vanuatu held a PV Seminar conducted by EDTC to introduce PV to the indigenous Vanuatu people. Read on 

 

Game of Rich

 The Game of the Rich course is a two week course where participants who have completed level 1 (PV) and 2 (GOM) can be eligible to attend this course. 

 

The art of preparation is what the Game of Money is all about, assessing your reality of how much you spend on family needs and how much is wasted is just the beginning.  A PV Coach will sit with individual families and discuss their current spending budget and adjustments can be made.  This will then give us a clear picture of the families real needs.

 

This picture is only half complete, now planning takes place with a PV Coach on how you and your family can work together implementing real projects to meet your family needs.  Its is a real task for participants because many have never planed what and how they are going to do things, they just go into it blindly and hope for the best. This is where a PV Coach is so important to coach participants along the right direction, not using guestimates but real facts.

 

Following the Game of Rich a PV Coach will coach participants once a week to make sure targets are been met.  If they are behind coaching will try to find out why and ways to overcome these obstacles so everyone can be come self reliant and financially independent.  

Papa Sam coaching a participant during the Game of Rich