Creating an Educational Mix
How will you deliver the training in your financial education program? That question should be an early consideration when designing your financial literacy plan, because the answer will directly affect program results.
The educational mix you select for your financial education program should align with the users’ preferences and include multiple delivery options to align with the variety of ways in which people like to learn.
NFEC Supplies Resources for All Educational Touchpoints
The NFEC provides you programming resources for each of the main educational touchpoints. This comprehensive package gives you the freedom to develop a unique educational mix and ensures that participants have the freedom to learn in the way that best suits their needs.
NFEC provided materials can all be custom branded and include:
Personal Delivery Options
Materials for In-person Group Training
Over 400 hours of live training resources.
Materials for Webinar Group Training
All materials can be used via webinars.
Training and Resources for Personal Education
Included in our materials.
Technology-Based Education Options
Online Learning Programming
Over 80 hours of online training programming.
Mobile Application Learning
Gamified learning and reminder system application.
Project-based Learning Research Projects
Built into all our presentation resources and online learning.
Support Education Options
Ongoing Education & Timely Reminders
DRIP education and just-in-time learning reminders.
Self-study Syllabus with Options for Learners
Included with presentation resources and online learning.
Accountability & Coaching Resources
Full materials for coaching and accountability features.
Suggested: Include Multiple Delivery Options to Enhance Learning
Include multiple touchpoints in your education plan to increase retention rates, provide timely learning, and remind participants of important points that can help them in their daily lives. In well-planned programs, all educational components work together toward a common goal.
Best results are typically achieved with a multimethod approach – combining all three categories: personal education, technology-based education, and support education options.
Federal Reserve Case Study
The Federal Reserve featured the NFEC-led and developed multimethod approach to college financial literacy campaigns as a best practices case study.
