Native Financial Cents (NFC) Ambassador Interest Survey

The virtual NFC Ambassador Certification is an accelerated Train the Trainer that focuses on preparing NFC Ambassadors to adapt and teach the five topics in the NFC in their communities. Ambassadors will use the NFC to supplement teaching the corresponding topics in Wells Fargo’s Hands on Banking Curricula. (www.handsonbanking.org) Ideal applicants will have previous teaching experience and possess the following:

Experience
1. Basic financial knowledge (know where money comes from, how to earn it, how to keep it safe, the difference between wants and needs, saving, and boosting earning power, etc.)
2. Familiarity with your local Native community and ability to customize financial education trainings using the NFC Curriculum. The NFC is adaptable to virtual classrooms, classrooms, after school programs, summer camps, and other youth learning environments.
3. Ability to engage at least 50 youth in financial education trainings in their communities and/or schools.
4. Availability to attend the intensive 4 virtual hour training on Saturday, October 24, 2020, 9:00am – 1:00pm MST.

Native Financial Cents

For more information or questions, please contact Kathy DeerInWater, Chief Program Officer, at kdeerinwater@aises.org.

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I have the experience, skills, commitment and availability to participate in the program.

1. Please provide a brief statement supporting your experience, skills and availability to participate in the program. Address items a and b in the statement:

a. Basic financial knowledge (know where money comes from, how to earn it, how to keep it safe, the difference between wants and needs, saving, and boosting earning power, etc.)

b. Familiarity with your local Native community and ability to customize financial education trainings using the NFC Curriculum. The NFC is adaptable to virtual classrooms, classrooms, after school programs, summer camps, and other youth learning environments.

2. Can you deliver financial education training to at least 50 youth in your communities and/or schools? If so, please list events where you plan to deliver trainings and what grade levels.

3. How will you use the $500 stipend to support trainings in your community and/or schools?

4. What is your interest in participating in the NFC Ambassador Program? Why is financial education for Native youth important to you?

Native Financial Cents (NFC) Ambassador Interest Survey

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