MoneyW!SE
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MONEYW!SE is a 12-week personal finance course designed for low income women and domestic violence survivors. It culminates in the MoneyW!SE Financial Literacy Certification Test. Participants who pass become Certified Financially Literate, a credential that helps them at their jobs and in their search for work. Classes meet once a week and light dinner and child care are provided.
- Provider
- W!SE Working in Support of Education
- Price
- Free
- Price Note
- Subsidized by grant funding
- Published / Released Year
- 2009
- Format and Delivery
- Presentation/ Event
- Resource Type
- Comprehensive Curricula, Programs, Systems, Courses.
- Target Audience
- College/Postsecondary, Adult
- Languages
- English
- Contact Information
- 212-421-2700
- Jump$tart Standards
- Yes
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