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  • CAP Training - Financial Aid and College Applications

CAP Training - Financial Aid and College Applications

  • Mon, Jan 11 2021 - Fri, Feb 12 2021  • Online Course
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AzCAN’s College Access Professional (CAP) Training will help professionals develop an understanding of their role in developing a college-going mission for all students, particularly students in poverty or facing other barriers in postsecondary planning. All the courses are designed for anyone who provides direct service to students, no matter what their role may be.

The curriculum includes readings, activities and online discussions, allowing professionals from all over the state of Arizona to interact and learn from each other.  Each module takes approximately 4-6 weeks and 20 hours to complete, consisting of 1-2 hours per day.  Students who successfully complete a module are eligible for 20 continuing education units. Those who complete the three core modules become an Arizona College Access Professional.

This module includes four sessions, which address financial literacy, financial aid, completing the FAFSA and preparing college applications. Parents and students need assistance in navigating the complexities of financial aid and the college admission process. The school counselor in collaboration with principals and teachers can guide parents and students through these processes to increase student access to college and postsecondary training. This module focuses on the counselor’s role in counseling parents and students in accessing financial aid and successful preparation and application for college admission.

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  • Date

    Mon, Jan 11 2021 - Fri, Feb 12 2021
  • Time

    9:00AM - 6:00AM
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    • High School
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