Program Objectives
Additional Information
The primary curriculum used by CHC is the proven best practices Money Smart for Young Adults curriculum, developed, tested and provided by The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Specifically written and designed for young adults. Money Smart, can be customized to individual needs.
The curriculum includes eight modules:
1. Bank on It,
2. Check It Out,
3. Money Matters,
4. Pay Yourself First,
5. Borrowing Basics,
6. Charge It Right,
7. Paying for College and Cars,
8. A Roof Over Your
Upon completion of the eight Money Smart for Young Adults modules, students will have the knowledge and resources they need to:
- ● Use the services and products of financial institutions (e.g., banks, thrifts, and credit unions
- Create and implement a spending plan.
- Create and implement a spending plan
- Distinguish between ―wants‖ and needs.
- Use credit and borrow money responsibly.
- Protect their financial rights and safeguard their money.
- Determine their readiness to invest and prepare for their future property purchases
CHC provides a program that is based on a “learn-by-doing” methodology. We utilize and incorporate all three primary learning styles in our workshops.
1)Visual
Visual learners are those who learn best by seeing how things are done.
2)Auditory Auditory
learners are those who learn best by listening or hearing instructions. 2)Tactile/kinesthetic 3)Tactile/kinesthetic learners
are those who learn best by doin
