I am a banker by profession and now… I am a banker by profession and now working towards my nation on financial literacy. The training covered all Ii needed to know on how to share the knowledge. Standard of the training is high and I found it relevant for my purpose.

Worth you time and money! As an accountant, I thought I had a good grasp on teaching financial literacy, but NFEC has provided me with so much more than I could have imagined - from teaching methods to data collection, not to mention subject knowledge that I would not have thought of including prior to the classes. The program is well-designed, easy to navigate, and engaging. The resources alone are worth the investment. I highly recommend NFEC to anyone who wants to teach financial literacy.

Amazing This is an amazing, comprehensive, high-level training program for those interested in advancing the cause of financial literacy. I would recommend NFEC to all who want to create purpose and make an impact that will promote the importance of basic personal finance curriculums for students and adults.

The Best Course for teaching Financial Literacy If you are looking for a course that will take you through ALL aspects of teaching/educating others towards proper Financial health, this is it! I could not have designed it better. They provide FULL training, all templates and documents you may ever need - including surveys, handouts, power points, visuals and various reports. I paid for another finance coaching course, which costs a lot more, and it did not provide even 10% of what the NFEC provides. It is, in short, excellent.

"Learning is Earning." As a Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC) I had a dream of teaching financial literacy. My enrollment in an Executive MBA program at Nichols College made that dream a reality when it challenged me to come up with a passion project. Research for the project led me to the National Financial Educators Council (NFEC). At that point I knew that I would use their curriculum when I started teaching financial literacy. What I've learned from the Certified Financial Educator Instruction (CFE) is, connecting with the learning is more important than just presenting what I know about personal finance. I am currently teaching personal financial literacy to 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. I plan to expand the program. As part of my recruitment and retention plan, before I place an instructor with learners, they will either have the CFEI designator or agree to complete the course as part of the hiring process. This is to ensure that we maintain a culture that fits our beliefs and values, that students will be financially capable before they reach adulthood, because they would have completed the work due to the framework that the CFEI provides.