NCUA's new financial literacy rules for volunteers are triggering a run this week on financial education packages, both in-person and online, with an eye toward assisting directors weak on computer skills.
CUNA, for one, said it has begun putting together its literacy training into a new "certificate" program with certification earned by individual directors or in groups after participants undergo both web and in person education sessions.
The sessions include two separate conferences called "Finance for Non-Financial Managers & Volunteers" in Nashville in May and another in June plus seminars slated for the Governmental Affairs Conference in February in Washington.
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