Accounting for their Futures

This workshop is designed for high school social studies and CTE teachers serving in Title 1 schools or schools where greater than 50% of the student population qualifies for free/reduced cost meals, who need tips for integrating accounting principles and personal finance. Teachers will have an opportunity to explore strategies that teach basic accounting skills that can be applied in a professional or personal setting. Additionally, NCCEE will highlight a resource that can be shared with students that outlines the jobs outlook for NC by region including demand, salary expectation and level of education required. Last, you will learn about a program from Appalachian State University that provides scholarships for first generation students that guarantees job placement upon graduation. This session is all about a secure future for your students.

The session will be presented via Zoom and will be very interactive. Please come prepared to participate and have fun.

There is no cost to attend but space is limited.

• Certificates for 7 hours of high-quality professional development will be provided.
• Activities are aligned to NC Essential Standards in Social Studies (EPF Course) and CTE
• Activites are interactive and hands-on.
• Arrive early (8:25) to sign in.
• Access to web-based resources with thousands of lesson plans and interactive resources will be provided.
• Substitute pay will be provided for teachers who attend the entire session. 
• There is no cost to attend, but space is limited so register now using the link below.
• There will be a Q&A panel with finance industry professionals. Please be prepared to ask a question or two regarding personal finance concepts.

This session is presented by NCCEE and was made possible by generous funding from the

Accounting Department at Appalachian State University.