Only too often, people who fall into insurance say, "Every time, I wish I knew about this sooner" or "I wish I had this in high school." While often overlooked as a boring sales field, the industry actually offers incredible stability, work-life balance, and lucrative, meaningful careers across 51 distinct pathways for individuals with or without degrees. With 400,000 jobs opening up in the next five years, this completely free curriculum provides students with an untapped resource to understand the true value and diverse opportunities within the sector. Supported by an LMS and real-life local professionals, the program bridges the gap between the classroom and a thriving, unexpected career.
Free virtual summer program provides content and pedagogy to teach Kentucky financial literacy standards. Session will emphasize best practices and resources from teachers who have completed KMTPF program. All materials will be provided to participants.
Join Class Act Federal Credit Union for an informative and engaging session on how to protect yourself from today's most common financial scams. We'll explore how fraudsters think, the tricks they use, the red flags to watch for, and real-life examples that bring it all to life. You'll walk away with practical, easy-to-use tips to safeguard your accounts, your information, and your peace of mind. Stay informed. Stay alert. Stay safe.
Join KY Jump$tart for a dynamic afternoon packed with three mini‑sessions in one workshop. Dive into the question “Is Sports Betting Investing?”, get a hands‑on introduction to FLC 101 and teacher certification, and hear a timely financial literacy update from Kentucky Financial Empowerment Commission (KYFEC). Come ready to learn, exchange ideas, and leave with fresh, classroom‑ready insights.
Depending on your needs, we offer a variety of free, customizable trainings on trauma and suicide prevention. Options include 1–2 hour educational presentations with no participant limit, as well as focused trainings such as QPR (1 hour, up to 50 participants), Trauma-Informed Care (1 hour, no limit), and safeTALK (half-day, 10–30 participants), which builds suicide awareness and response skills. Code Red: Universal Safety Planning (1 hour, up to 30 participants) teaches participants to create personal safety plans. Many trainings are suitable for both youth and adults, and instructor training is also available.
