Stamford-headquartered Webster Financial institution is partnering with Yonkers Companions in Training (YPIE) to launch the Webster/YPIE Finance Lab and the brand new “YPIE Finance Main” for Yonkers college students, with a purpose of making a hands-on studying atmosphere growing their monetary literacy expertise.
The Webster/YPIE Finance Lab will present a mixed expertise lab and classroom the provides entry to {hardware} and broadband by way of loanable laptops and hotspot gadgets. The YPIE Finance Main curriculum, which will probably be designed and taught by a devoted YPIE teacher, covers matters together with provide and demand, shares, the importance of a P/E ratio and easy versus compound curiosity. Webster workers members will even function volunteers, sharing their time and experience with YPIE college students.
A ribbon chopping ceremony to formally launch this new partnership will probably be held on Might 11 on the YPIE School Zone on 92 Principal St. in Yonkers.
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