View and Order NEFE® HSFPP Materials
NEFE HSFPP materials include:
- A 128-page Student Guide
- A comprehensive instructor’s manual, with a step-by-step teaching plan, detailed materials list and corresponding assessment activities
- A CD containing supplemental materials
- HSFPP student certificates
- HSFPP brochure
- HSFPP information kit
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CREDIT UNIONS ORDERING HSFPP MATERIALS
Credit unions can order NEFE® HSFPP materials for their community schools/organizations by following the instructions below:
- Go to the new HSFPP Web portal
- To view the materials, click on “Sample Our Materials” on the left menu bar
- Click on Instructors Log-in (on the top menu bar)
- If this is your first time ordering materials, you will need to register as a “New User;” if you have ordered materials before, log-in by entering your Username and Password
- Select Order Materials (on left menu bar)
- Enter quantities for the materials you wish to order, then click NEXT
- Click on the small calendar logo and enter the course date, then click NEXT
- Choose the state, city and school/organization that will be using the materials, then click NEXT
- Enter the first and last name of the individual who will be receiving the materials at the school/organization (if you wish to have the materials shipped directly to your credit union, edit the shipping information by entering your address)
Click NEXT, to complete the brief survey information and process your order.
Click here to order an Information Kit.
Notes for credit union representatives working to establish the NEFE® HSFPP in their community:
- The instructor’s guide is available only in English.
- The Spanish language Student Guide is available in PDF format so the files may be downloaded and duplicated in whatever quantities needed by the classroom instructor.
- There is a sample letter on the National Youth Involvement Board (NYIB) Web site that can be downloaded, edited, and mailed out to help you get the HSFPP into a school near you.
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