Future Ready Learning is your one-stop shop for all NAF curriculum and online resources. Access curriculum for all of NAF’s career pathways below.
| 120,593 | Learners |
| 99% | Graduated |
| 87% | College-bound |
NAF’s Finance curricula align with competencies identified by industry partners, professional organizations, and postsecondary institutions as essential for success in college and career.
NAF’s Information Technology (IT) curricula enable learners to explore various aspects of IT including coding, computer systems, graphic design, and web development.
NAF’s Health Sciences curricula provide a rigorous and comprehensive program of study designed to prepare learners with the content knowledge and transferable competencies necessary for success in college and career.
NAF's Hospitality & Tourism curricula expose learners to the essential components of the industry, including foundational principles, customer service, event planning, and marketing with a global perspective on the geography and sustainability of tourism.
NAF’s Engineering Expeditions offer learners Future Ready Passports to pursue their passion as they explore engineering careers and energize them to imagine innovative solutions to real-world issues. NAF’s engineering academies implement third-party curricula by Project Lead the Way, STEM 101, Paxton/Patterson, and Intelitek.
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This project is a partnership between NAF and the New York Department of Education and included an extensive co-design process where NAF Educators and select NYC Educators gave us invaluable feedback and piloted the lessons in their classrooms during the Spring of 2022. Throughout this document, you will find quotes from some of these teachers and their students.
Use this link to access the Google Slides version of the resource and notebook. (If you prefer to use the PPT version, click on Download under Instructional Units.)
Of course you're brand savvy! Clothes, cars and electronics—you know the best brands and why you love them. But how about actually building the most important brand you'll ever rely on—yours. KPMG Branding U can get you admitted to the online college of (career) cool, with spectacular information and advice about creating your resume, looking professional, displaying good manners, acing an interview and maintaining an online persona that is virtually perfect.
This is part of a series of monthly virtual professional development workshop for K-12 educators interested in intellectual property (IP), innovation, and invention hosted by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Register for monthly event and follow the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on Eventbrite for future meetings.
Enhancing DEI in Computer Science
Code Next is a free, computer science education program that meets Black, Latinx and Native high school students in their own communities, and provides the skills and inspiration they need for long and rewarding careers in computer science-related fields.
Marketing Curriculum Modules
The Code is dentsu’s global creative marketing challenge for young people aged 14+. Students are partnered with mentors to create their own advertising campaign and put ideas ideas into action!
Our partnership with NAF helps further the impact WWT has made on increasing the pipeline of talent in the underserved community—particularly in the areas of STEM—to inspire and ignite untapped potential.
David L. Steward
Founder and Chairman
World Wide Technology
Capital One is committed to helping our future workforce achieve its full potential. Through our partnership with NAF, we are taking deliberate actions today to help students prepare for the careers of tomorrow. These paid internships will help empower our youth with digital skills needed in the quickly changing global economy.
Sanjiv Yajnik
President
Capital One Financial Services
Seeing the behind the scenes of a large luxury property, which is a rarity for high school students, makes them consider career opportunities in hospitality. We emphasize that the hotel is not only made up of valuable room attendants or team members who check you in, but also finance specialists and those who oversee property management.
Sarah Drew
Director of Training and Development
Waldorf Astoria New York
