Over 200+ videos, tutorials, and modules covering Computers, Technology, the Internet, Software Applications, Career Planning, Job Search, Money Management, Workplace Skills, Applying for Jobs, Work Life, Digital Skills, Photography and Graphics, Social Media, and more along with Teacher Guides and additional Resources and Tools.

The Arizona Professional Skills Standards:Complex CommunicationCollaborationThinking and InnovationProfessionalismInitiative and DirectionIntergenerational & Cross-Cultural CompetenceOrganizational CultureLegal & Ethical PracticesFinancial Practices

The AFSA Education Foundation developed MoneySKILL in 2002 as one of the first personal finance courses available online.

MoneySKILL has evolved with the times and currently provides educators of all kinds (including parents) with a resource to create high-quality, custom, web-based personal finance courses. The curriculum is geared toward middle school, high school, and college students and focuses on a broad range of money management fundamentals.

MoneySKILL can be used as a standalone personal finance course or can be included as part of a course in economics, business, math, family and consumer sciences, or wherever personal finance is taught.

In addition to being completely free (and ad-free) for all users, MoneySKILL is offered in English and Spanish, contains audio dictation options, and aligns with nationally recognized K-12 personal finance standards. Both the curriculum and its underlying technology infrastructure are updated regularly.

Econ Lowdown is an award-winning free economic education portal for teachers and students. In addition to classroom management tools, Econ Lowdown provides online modules, articles, videos and podcasts for teaching economics and personal finance in ways that are engaging and relevant to students.

This lesson focuses on how to respond professionally to a situation in the workplace, and that attitude is a large component to workplace success. It teachers the difference between hard skills (technical skills) and soft skills (qualities/interpersonal skills) and why soft skills are important to develop.

The CTE Department of the Arizona Department collection of resources for Professional Skills including:
- The Professional Skills Standards
- Rubrics for each of the standard components
- Resources and links to help with teaching and implementing each of the Professional Skills
- A student Self-Assessment