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Financial Literacy For Educators
W. P. Carey School of Business

Financial Literacy For Educators

W. P. Carey School of Business, Tempe
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About This Program

Launched in partnership with Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF), a nonprofit that provides educators with engaging curriculum and professional development opportunities, this credit-bearing certificate features coursework co-created and taught by W. P. Carey faculty and serves to augment K-12 teacher prep with expanded training in the realm of personal financial literacy. The program consists of three separate faculty-led online courses, taken in a single semester, which are for-credit (3 credit hours per course) and could apply toward a graduate degree program at Arizona State University. Investment Management for Educators focuses on a framework for planning and implementing personal investment strategies, Risk Management for Educators focuses on identifying, measuring, and mitigating sources of risk, and Psychology and Technology in Personal Finance highlights common mistakes in personal financial decisions and studies their underlying psychological origins.

Why W. P. Carey School of Business?

The W. P. Carey School of Business offers executive education rooted in a culture of innovation and practical application, particularly strong in supply chain management, business analytics, and leadership development. Its programs leverage the dynamic economic environment of the Phoenix metropolitan area, providing participants with direct exposure to a rapidly growing business hub.

Your Profile

  • Completion of free NGPF prerequisites are required before enrollment in this course.
  • This program is offered in partnership with Next Generation Personal Finance who have finished core courses within their program.

Benefits

  • Enhance personal financial literacy teaching skills for K-12 educators.
  • Apply relevant research and frameworks to real-world financial applications.
  • Increase positive impacts in your classroom and community through new knowledge and professional connections.

What You'll Learn

  • Investment Management for Educators
  • Risk Management for Educators
  • Psychology and Technology in Personal Finance
  • The tradeoff between consumption and saving
  • Household asset and liability management
  • Composing and rebalancing personal portfolios, and executing trades
  • New technologies in financial markets such as cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and SPACs
  • Risk diversification and aversion
  • Understanding inflation and financial forecasts
  • Investment vehicles asset classes and low-cost diversification strategies
  • Examples being stocks, bonds, real estate, and international assets

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    Check your eligibility

    Review the entry requirements listed on this page. Most executive programs require 8–15 years of professional experience.

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    Contact the school

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    Prepare your application

    Gather your CV, reference letters, and any required test scores. Many EMBA programs waive standardised tests for senior candidates.

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    Submit your application

    Apply directly through W. P. Carey School of Business's official application portal.