AFSA Education Foundation Launches All-New MoneySKILL® Personal Finance Curriculum
AFSA Education Foundation Launches All-New MoneySKILL® Personal Finance Curriculum
Updated platform features a modernized design, enhanced user engagement tools, and new content to support growing state financial literacy requirements.
The AFSA Education Foundation announces the launch of a completely redesigned version of its free personal finance curriculum, MoneySKILL. Informed by user feedback, the newly updated platform introduces a modern user experience, interactive student engagement features, new and updated content, enhanced class management tools, and much more.
“MoneySKILL has a rich history, having served over 1.5 million users since it was launched in 2002,” said Rhonda Ashburn, Executive Director of the AFSA Education Foundation. “As one of the first online personal finance courses, it continues to evolve to meet the needs of today’s learners in middle school, high school, and beyond. We’re excited to continue collaboration with thousands of teachers and organizations to increase the confidence of students through exposure to high-quality, effective personal finance content – including a newly added Charitable Giving module.”
With evidence-based results, MoneySKILL delivers proven outcomes – 90% of students completing a MoneySKILL course improve their financial knowledge, with an average knowledge gain of 65% when comparing pre- and post-test exams. Available in English and Spanish, MoneySKILL’s intuitive and customizable features via 38 modules offers educators an accessible pathway to align their instruction and meet growing state personal finance standards.
To learn more or sign up for a MoneySKILL instructor account, visit www.afsaef.org.
About AFSA Education Foundation
Based in Washington, D.C., the AFSA Education Foundation’s mission is to educate consumers of all ages on personal finance concepts and help them realize the benefits of responsible money management. For over 35 years, the foundation has been dedicated to providing free personal finance education, resources, and training to educators and more.
Media Contact
Olivia DiBiase
Director of Financial Education and Outreach
AFSA Education Foundation
odibiase@afsamail.org | (202) 469-3184
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