High School Program For High School Teachers

teenage life is tough.
When young people graduate from high school, society expects and assumes that they possess certain life skills. While a handful of students will already have had some experience with making adult decisions, many will face a dramatically different world from the one they knew in high school. Once eighteen, a young person can enter into legally binding contracts and will likely become responsible for earning a steady paycheck, paying rent, filing tax returns, handling bank accounts, taking out car loans, buying health and auto insurance, and much more. With little training or experience, young people can easily make missteps that can significantly influence their financial health for many years to come. The answer to avoiding these missteps is completing our financial education program for high school students.

Instructors can feel free to adapt the activities in the curriculum to suit the needs of their classroom and their students and may wish to supplement any given lesson with additional resources to enhance students’ understanding of the material. You may find that a given activity could work well to enhance any number of lessons.

let’s talk cost
This curriculum is being offered free of charge to every high school and every high school teacher in the country—public or private. The American Center for Credit Education would like to help schools and its teachers provide effective financial education to those who will soon desperately need it. We would like you to respect our copyright. If you have any questions or comments about this program, you may reach us by email at acce@acce-online.com.

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