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Setting Up a Club Education Program Using the NAIC Stock Selection Handbook Presented by Ken and Natalie Kavula Mid-Michigan Chapter NAIC

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Setting Up a Club Education Program Using the NAIC Stock Selection Handbook. Presented by Ken and Natalie Kavula Mid-Michigan Chapter NAIC. Why is on-going education important?. New members frequently join your club. Experienced members benefit from review. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Setting Up a Club Education Program Using the NAIC Stock Selection Handbook

Setting Up a Club Education Program Using the NAIC Stock

Selection Handbook

Presented by Ken and Natalie Kavula

Mid-Michigan Chapter NAIC

Page 2: Setting Up a Club Education Program Using the NAIC Stock Selection Handbook

Why is on-going education important?

• New members frequently join your club.• Experienced members benefit from

review.• All club members hear the same material.• Members become involved in their own

education.

Page 3: Setting Up a Club Education Program Using the NAIC Stock Selection Handbook

Why involve the members in the presentation?

• No club member should have to do all the education.

• Members who take part in their own education become involved members.

• The club benefits from having experts.

Page 4: Setting Up a Club Education Program Using the NAIC Stock Selection Handbook

What methods work well for club education?

• Dividing information into easily-digestible chunks.

• Assigning teams to make presentations.• Setting aside 15-20 minutes for education at

every meeting.• Occasionally having a club class.

Page 5: Setting Up a Club Education Program Using the NAIC Stock Selection Handbook

Why use the NAIC Stock Selection Handbook?

• It’s easy to understand.

• It provides a structured

approach to education.

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Who should direct the program?

• Ideally, the Vice-President is in charge of education.

• Your President could appoint a club member who agrees with the philosophy of the program and will check regularly with presenters.

• Your program will probably not run well without guidance.

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What should we consider when setting up your program?

• Are most of your members beginners or are they experienced?

• Do you have several new members who need to be brought “up to speed”?

• Do you use the SSG to purchase and monitor companies?

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Using the Basic Outline

Basic Outline

Notes

Lesson content

Location

Lesson Title

Optional Lessons

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Using the Advanced Outline

Advanced Outline

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The Youth Handbook contains information by a different author.

Available now.

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Coming Soon…

• Official Guide Introduction to Successful Investing

• Computerized Investing and the Internet

• Using Portfolio Management Wisdom

• Investment Club Operations

• Investment Club Accounting

Also Available Now..•Mutual Fund Handbook

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Where else can we get information for presentations?

• www.better-investing.org (searchable)

• Bits on-line (for OPS subscribers)

• Google search for your topic

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A Gentle Reminder . . .

It’s hard to get where you want to go without taking

the first step!

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Contact us if you need help in taking the first step.

Ken and Natalie Kavula810-640-2231

[email protected]@comcast.net