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Guide to Presenting a Financial Education Workshop

Credit: 5 CEUs for AFCPE and NACCC certified professionals.
Time: 1.5 days
Workshop Material Cost: $15.00 — Guide To Presenting MSA, Module 06-Instructor Guide,
Module 06-Participant Guide

Training Purpose:
1. To provide information on how to deliver the 2018 FDIC Money Smart for Adults
curriculum to diverse audiences in a wide range of situations, to create an engaging
and practical learning experience.
2. To be aware of Microsoft artificial intelligence (AI) technology available to overcome
communication barriers in group presentations for an inclusive classroom.

By the end of the training, you will be able to:
1. Describe the purpose, target audiences, and outcomes for FDIC Money Smart for Adults.
2. Explain the organization and content of the 2018 curriculum, including the financial
education topics covered.
3. Be generally familiar with how to conduct training using Money Smart for Adults,
including the purpose and role of the activities.
4. List the steps to prepare for the delivery of a Money Smart for Adults training and how
to create an inclusive classroom using technology.
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