Subject Slide Number

Purpose 3
University Curriculum and Components 4
Mentor Program 5
Student Commitments 9
Program Schedule 11
Athens Financial University (AFU)
empowers students to improve their
financial future through a turnkey
curriculum, in addition to long-term
financial planning, job assistance and
mentorship
AFU provides long-term assistance through
mentorship, online learning and coursework.
Coursework is conducted during the annual
AFU summit. The summit includes:

Personal Finance Instruction
Resume Development Course
Job Interview Preparation
Personal Brand Development
Long-term Learning
Long-term mentorship is one of the
distinguishing features of AFU. Each AFU
graduate is provided a mentor to assist in
career decisions and planning. Mentors
serve on a volunteer basis for a term that
is both amenable to both the graduate and
mentor. Mentors, however, must be willing
to serve at least for a period of a year.

Mentors must be established
professionals with at least five years
experience in their field.
Mentors must be willing to spend one hour
a month with mentees.
Mentors must exhibit a commitment to the
community and AFU.
Mentors must also possess excellent
communication skills.
To ensure program success, mentors will
receive training in:
Program Rules
Resources and Assistance Available to
Support Mentors
Mentor Goals and Expectations
Relationship Development
Effective Relationship Closure
Students will receive mentors who work in
fields related to the desired field of the
student.

Accepted students must commit to fully
participating in the one-day AFU summit
Students must also agree to meet with
their mentor at least once a month for an
hour to discuss job progress and concerns

Financial Planning
Career Mentor
Interview and Resume Preparation
Course
Job Placement Assistance
Clothing Assistance
Food Assistance



Activity Timeline
Website Completion June 30
Participant Selection Completion June 30
Mentor Selection Completion July 31
Media Outreach Aug. 11-25
AFU Summit Sept. 1