Finantsinspektsioon and Teeviit are holding a competition to draw cartoons about money

15/03/2023

Finantsinspektsioon and the youth information website Teeviit are inviting schoolchildren from years 1–12 across Estonia to enter a cartoon drawing competition focused on understanding money. There will be prizes for each age group.

The competition is being held for three age groups and the winners will be chosen by a panel of Kristi Saare, an investor who is very popular among the young; Veiko Tammjärv, a well-known cartoonist and graphic designer; Grete Kull, a volunteer from the Teeviit youth information website; and Kaisa Gabral, communications officer at Finantsinspektsioon. The deadline for the submission of entries is 31 March 2023. For full conditions and topics see here.

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