Financial Education Officer

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Since 1949, Sidney Federal Credit Union (SFCU) has been committed to helping people achieve financial success and strengthening the communities we serve.

What began as a small member-owned cooperative in Sidney, New York, has grown into a trusted financial institution with more than $1 billion in assets and a presence across New York.

At SFCU, we believe great member experiences start with great employees.

We're building a workplace where people can grow, contribute, collaborate, and build meaningful careers while making a positive impact on our members and communities.

When you join SFCU, you become part of a team that values service, innovation, professional growth, and relationships.

Whether you're helping members reach important financial milestones, improving processes, developing new solutions, or supporting the teams who serve our members, your work matters.

Position Summary The Financial Education Officer is responsible for coordinating and engaging with schools and various community groups to provide financial education.

Key responsibilities include providing educational services that empower individuals to make informed financial decisions, ensuring relevant financial materials are provided, and supporting community/in-school events.

This role focuses on increasing brand awareness delivering valuable education to community partners.

Key Responsibilities Lead workshops, seminars, and presentations on key financial topics, such as budgeting, credit, savings, and debt management, to help individuals make informed financial decisions.

Create and provide relevant, accessible, and engaging financial education materials for use in schools, community centers, and online platforms.

Act as the primary point of contact for schools and community organizations, fostering strong partnerships to support ongoing financial education efforts.

Increase brand awareness by promoting the credit union's financial products and services at community and in-school events.

Monitor the success of financial literacy programs by gathering feedback and tracking participation.

Continuously research new trends in financial education and update programs and materials to ensure they reflect the latest best practices and tools.

Participate in community-based and in-school events.

Performs other job-related duties as assigned.