Personal Finance Certification For Educators
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PERSONAL FINANCE CERTIFICATION FOR EDUCATORS is designed for secondary school teachers to earn a Certification in Personal Finance (CPF) -- a national credential demonstrating proficiency to teach personal finance. W!se provides a detailed manual to facilitate study. All testing is administered via an online testing platform with results available immediately.
- Provider
- W!SE Working in Support of Education
- Author
- None
- Price
- $1.00
- Price Note
- Contact W!SE for specific price information
- Published / Released Year
- 2020
- Resource Categories
- Curriculum
- Resource Type
- Comprehensive Curriculum/Program
- Target Users
- Teacher, classroom or after school
- Grade Level
- Adult Consumer
- Languages
- English
- Order Phone Number
- 212-421-2700
- Jump$tart Standards
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- FDM1 - Recognize the responsibilities associated with personal financial decisions
- FDM8 - Use a personal financial plan
- SS1 - Develop a plan for spending and saving
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