National Programs

FCCLA offers eight peer-to-peer educational programs to help students develop real-world skills for life within Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) education. Each National Program is designed to be integrated into the FCS classroom to help reinforce lessons with opportunities for hands-on practice.

  1. Career Connection
  2. Community Service
  3. FACTS
  4. Families First
  5. Financial Fitness
  6. Power of One
  7. Stand Up
  8. Student Body

Each National Program comes with a wealth of engaging resources, including lesson plans, activities, and project ideas carefully curated for seamless integration into FCS classrooms. Empower your students with practical knowledge and essential life skills by incorporating FCCLA's National Program guides.

  • Career Connection

    0Career Connection helps members learn more about themselves, the workplace, and future careers to put themselves on the pathway to success. The projects that members conduct around Career Connection units will give them the confidence to face the thousands of overwhelming options that come with future career decisions.

    Career Connection Units

    • My Skills - Members learn about themselves and practice being productive, promotable employees by linking their interests, skills, and goals to careers.
    • My Life - Members learn to manage interconnected roles in careers, families, and communities by exploring choices and skills that help balance these roles.
    • My Career - Members gain a better understanding of work and learn how to find and land a job.
    • My Path - Members identify steps to reach career and lifestyle goals.

    Career Connection made possible by Goodheart Willcox.


    Resources


How to Purchase

  • For digital copies, visit the FCCLA Portal E-Store to make your purchase.
  • To purchase physical copies, visit the FCCLA store. Please note that physical versions are not available for all National Programs.

Members develop skills for life through: character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation.