Godfrey Moemedi Moreti is a final year bachelor of accountancy student at the highest institution of learning, the University of Botswana. He's a Mokgatla who stays in the bright village of Modipane with his lovely parents and siblings. Even though he had received little financial education from his parents, even before starting his studies at UB, he discovered a significant gap in financial education between himself and his peers on basic skills and knowledge everybody has to have. Upon studying his bachelor's, the gap widens with others who do courses that do not address financial topics. He primarily finds the courage to employ financial education in the free education we receive in Botswana's education system. Godfrey aspires to be a finance professional in an environment that has financially conscious individuals who have developed themselves on that aspect from an earlier stage. Having studied a diploma in Sustainable Development he's got to blend his passion for Financial systems with sustainable finance practices like market development and financial literacy. Financial education programs in earlier education can help bridge this gap by equipping students with essential financial knowledge and skills before they reach a point where they have to learn from their experiences. Without a good practice of personal finance practices, a lot we aspire to be and to have can be less possible.