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Workshops and Seminars |
Educational programs are available on a number of financial subjects. Workshop topics and formats are tailored to fit the needs of specific audiences. The most requested topics include:
- CCCS Services
- Budgeting
- Cash Management
- Wise Credit Use
- Debt Reduction
- Credit Reports
- Home Buying
- Basic Banking
- Credit When Credit Is Due.
Scheduling programs
Call our Education Department at
(800)327-6778 if you would like to discuss or schedule a workshop. Advance notice of at least two weeks is requested, whenever possible. Our educators, however, always strive to accommodate all reasonable requests.
At Consumer Credit Counseling Service of New Hampshire and Vermont (CCCS), we develop, coordinate and implement financial education programs for people of all ages, economic and social groups. Our workshops can be adapted to many different settings to meet the needs of every participant. These informative, interactive workshops are designed to help people take charge of their financial lives.
Credit When Credit Is Due
Improve your personal financial skills at your own pace with this engaging and informative self-study course offered by CCCS. In 12 lessons, Credit When Credit Is Due will help you improve your ability to budget and save money, improve your credit rating, show you how to borrow money the right way—and when not to borrow money. Successful completion of the course may even improve your credit score! Click here for more information.
Adult education
For some, a practical, working knowledge of personal money management doesn’t come easy. CCCS adult education classes can give consumers the skills they need to keep their financial houses in order.
Schools
CCCS regularly volunteers time to educate young consumers on how to be financially savvy.
Social Services
CCCS works with diverse groups of consumers. We present workshops to low-income families, displaced workers, single parents, seniors, teen parents, women’s groups and divorce groups, among others.
Work-site seminars
Many employers have utilized CCCS to provide work-site seminars for their employees. Our educational professionals are available to address staff meetings or brown bag lunch-and-learn sessions and can schedule programs to serve multiple shifts.
Credit grantors and community organizations
Our educators are available to explain the services we offer, review client demographics, discuss ways to collaborate, and suggest means of preventative action. Our educators also speak to groups such as Rotary, Regional Human Service Councils, EAP organizations and professional associations
