Financial Literacy Certification
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FINANCIAL LITERACY CERTIFICATION is designed to help high school students become financially literate before entering college or the workforce. Schools participating in the program teach personal finance and then administer the national Certification Test for students to become Certified Financially Literate (CFL™). Professional development and resources include webinar training, a detailed curriculum outline, a resources directory, and online quizzes and pretesting for students.
- Provider
- W!SE Working in Support of Education
- Author
- None
- Price
- $1.00
- Price Note
- Contact W!SE for specific price information
- Published / Released Year
- 2020
- Format and Delivery
- None
- Resource Type
- None
- Target Audience
- None
- Languages
- English
- Order Phone Number
- 212-421-2700
- Jump$tart Standards
- Yes
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