For Educators

Resources for Educators

Everything you need to teach with Beginner Investor Hub: 39 chapters and 330 lessons for grades 9 to 12 and introductory college courses.

Beginner Investor Hub guides

Set up classes, run live sessions and projector quizzes, upload rosters, and export compliance data.

Answers to common technical, operational and teaching questions.

Criteria for grading progress, unit pacing and simulated portfolio work.

What to do when something goes wrong during a live lesson.

The curriculum is designed to align with:

CEE National Standards for Financial Literacy: earning income, buying goods and services, saving, using credit, financial investing, and protecting and insuring.
Jump$tart National Standards: spending and saving, credit and debt, employment and income, investing, risk management and insurance, and financial decision making.
North Carolina EPF: the grading rubric maps units and pacing to the state's Economics and Personal Finance course.

National Standards for Personal Financial Education and a clearinghouse of vetted materials.

Free middle and high school curriculum, activities and teacher training.

Free curriculum for young people and adults from the FDIC.

Classroom activities and research-based tools from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Lessons and resources on economics and personal finance from the Federal Reserve.