The High School Financial Planning Program® (HSFPP) will be retiring on July 31, 2021. Learn more about this decision.
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To support all of our educators, the HSFPP is designed to be a turnkey resource requiring little advance preparation. Instructors can immediately implement the program in five quick steps.
Each instructor needs to create an account to access the online instructor materials and to order printed student guide books.
To learn about the HSFPP program learning outcomes, format and materials, instructors can do the following:
The HSFPP is a flexible curriculum comprised of 27 independent lessons. The suggested minimum time for each HSFPP lesson is 45 minutes. But you may decide to spend more time on particular lessons or activities depending on your situation.
Instructors can pick which lessons to use and choose the sequence of lessons based on their audience, purpose and time frame. The My Intentional Financial Education Game Plan planning guide is designed to help instructors decide which lessons to teach.
After completing the planning guide, instructors can use the Lesson Competency outline to select the topics and lessons that best meet the needs of their learners.
Once you have determined which lessons you are going to teach, it is time to gather the materials.
All HSFPP curriculum components can be downloaded online, but you also request free printed materials to supplement your program. Deliveries take a minimum of 10 business days to arrive.
Tip: To refresh your knowledge, or to learn about specific financial topics, take an online course at Smart About Money. Each course is self-paced and takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.
Once you have created your free account, learned about the program structure, decided what to teach and gathered the instructional materials, it is time for the final (and most rewarding) step: teaching!
At the conclusion of the learning experience, present each learner with a Certificate of Participation. You can order printed certificates, or registered instructors can log onto HSFPP to download an editable copy.
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However, you may still access the student materials without an account.
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