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Hosting an Arranger Training Program

Congratulations! You’ve taken the first step to hosting an NFDA Arranger Training course program in your area. Click below to complete a Host Interest Form.

Host Student Program          Host Masterclass

Tools to Help Market Your Program

We’ve created the Host Success Toolkit to help you fill seats at your program. Use the resources to help make the program as successful as possible

Revenue Share Available!

We understand that hosting an 8-hour Arrangement Skills Masterclass means committing to a marketing partnership. So, we offer a revenue sharing opportunity to Arrangement Skills Masterclass hosts. In the spirit of collaborating for the success of this event, hosts can receive reimbursement to offset the organization’s cost of promoting the seminar as follows:

For each paid registrant up to 30, $50 each; for each additional registrant after 30, $100 each. Example for 40 registrants: $1,500 (first 30 x $50 + $1,000 (10 additional x $100) = total reimbursement of $2,500 to host.

Please note: There is no reimbursement for registered apprentices/interns, students, or hosting faculty. These reimbursements are issued by NFDA quarterly.

Want More Information?

Should you have questions regarding the program or the information that was provided to you, please contact Lanae Strovers at lanae.strovers@nfda.org or 262.814.1583.

Hear it from a State Association!

“The NFDA Arranger Training program conducted for our association members was filled with up to date information and guidance that our members could implement immediately. We had an overwhelmingly positive response from members in attendance, all of whom thoroughly enjoyed the program."

Erin MacLean
Executive Director, Wyoming Funeral Directors Association (WyFDA)

Students Say it best!

“During the Student Arranger Training, we focused on the importance of connecting with the families the students will someday serve. The necessity of providing families who are in grief with a map of what the arrangement conference will include to help the family have realistic expectations of the arrangement conference process; and samples of ways the students can properly explain the options to families.”

Kevin Patterson, PhD.
Program Chair and Instructor, Des Moines Area Community College