• Make a commitment to leading the course at least once in the year
• Attend a two-hour volunteer orientation training
• Participate in planning meetings with Keys to Financial Success (KtFS) Program Manager prior to start of each course date
• In partnership with other KtFS coaches, the lead facilitator guides the youth through the six-hour Keys to Financial Success curriculum
• Be a resource to the youth for financial literacy questions related to the course curriculum and their unique circumstances
• As applicable, be available to the youth assigned to them for future financial literacy-related questions via text or email.
• Adhere to the volunteer guidelines and the AFFCF core code of ethics

Time Commitment

• Participate in one six-hour in-person class one to three times a year
• Be available one hour a month for the period of time if assigned to a youth
• Meet with AFFCF’s Program and Volunteer Manager and other Lead Facilitators as needed to evaluate the course design, curriculum and outcome metrics in order to assess needs for ongoing course development
• Report back to program manager any recommendations for course changes or issues

Desired Qualities

• Understanding and ability to model good financial practices and habits (walk the talk)
• Willing listener
• Encouraging and supportive
• Tolerant and respectful of individual differences
• Willing to learn about community of youth being

Benefits

• Personal fulfillment through contribution to community and individuals
• Satisfaction in helping someone develop, make progress and achieve financial goals
• Part of the Keys to Success family, committed to making a difference in the lives of youth

Application and Screening Process

• Be at least 25 years old
• Complete interview with KtFS Coordinator
• Be comfortable with public speaking
• Be comfortable with Zoom and other technology
• Have an interest in working with young people and helping them develop financial literacy skills
• Be dependable and consistent in attending scheduled sessions
• Communicate regularly with the Coordinator regarding course/class planning and student progress
• Take constructive feedback regarding activities
• Have a clean criminal history and secure a Level 1 fingerprint clearance card (AFFCF to reimburse costs)

For more information, contact AFFCF Program and Volunteer Manager, Amanda Zhllima:

Email: azhllima@affcf.org 
Cell: 602.609.1661

• Make a 12-commitment and participate in a minimum of one course during that time frame
• Attend a two-hour volunteer orientation training
• Be a resource to the youth for financial literacy questions related to the course curriculum and their unique circumstances
• Communicate with staff about any concerns that are outside of financial literacy
• Check in with youth assigned on a monthly basis for a minimum of six months
• Update youth’s progress in the KtFS database
• Adhere to the volunteer guidelines and the AFFCF code of ethics

Time Commitment

• Participate in one six-hour in-person class (one to three times a year)
• Attend volunteer training sessions – one two-hour session for orientation (One-time activities completed at time commitment begins.)
• Be available one hour a month for the period of time assigned to a youth (minimum of six months)
• Meet with other coaches and the Lead Facilitator to debrief after each course completes (two hours, one to three times a year)
• Document youth updates in the KtFS database at minimum once a month

Desired Qualities

• Understanding and ability to model good financial practices and habits (walk the talk)
• Willing listener
• Encouraging and supportive