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Altra Federal Credit Union is seeking a financial wellness educator to present programs in schools, community groups, and other venues. You will develop content, deliver workshops, and build partnerships to expand financial education outreach.
Responsibilities include coordinating volunteers, evaluating program impact, and reporting outcomes. A minimum of one year in financial wellness education and an Associate's Degree are required; bilingual Spanish or Hmong skills are a plus.
JOB REQUIREMENTS: Serve as a financial wellness educator by presenting
in schools, community organizations, and other group settings. Deliver
financial wellness programs through workshops, presentations, webinars,
videos, and other educational formats. Develop and maintain financial
education content, materials, and presentations. Build partnerships with
schools, community organizations, and local businesses to expand
financial education outreach. Represent Altra at community events,
school programs, orientations, and financial wellness initiatives.
Coordinate volunteers and support programs such as Junior Achievement
and other youth-focused education efforts. Evaluate program
effectiveness using participation, feedback, and performance metrics.
Collaborate with internal teams to provide financial wellness education
for employees and business partners. Track and report on financial
education activities, outreach efforts, and program outcomes. Research
and submit applications for financial education and community impact
awards. Support Altra Foundation financial wellness initiatives,
fundraising efforts, and community engagement activities. Assist with
employee onboarding and other department initiatives as needed.
***** OTHER EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum one year of
experience with financial wellness education and events. Associate's
Degree In Business, Communication, Or Education Required. Additional
experience in lieu of degree may be considered. Bilingual Spanish or
Hmong skills are preferred to support financial education and outreach
efforts within our communities.