MADISON, Wis.––Registration has opened for the four Development Education (DE) programs to be hosted in 2024 by the National Credit Union Foundation. There will also be one virtual program.
Registration runs on a first come, first served basis. Payment is required to secure a seat in any class, the NCUF said.
“If your organization has not yet selected your 2024 participants and wishes to secure a seat in any 2024 class, we recommend registering using the placeholder registration option,” the foundation said. “Placeholder registrations can be transferred up to three weeks prior to the start of a DE program.”
Seeking Mentors
In addition, the NCUF said that as the DE program continues to grow, it is seeking DE alumni who are interested in mentoring to complete this survey for 2024 programs.
“DE mentors make the DE experience special and unique - providing leadership and guidance to participants as they ‘trust the Process’ on their journey to earn their CUDE designation and become the ‘best class ever’,” the NCUF said.
To mentor at DE, individuals must have earned their CUDE designation from the U.S. DE program and completed your DE project. The Mentor Interest Survey will remain open through EOD Dec, 1
For additional information on dates and fees, go here.
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