Become a Trainer

To apply to become a payments trainer, you will typically need to have relevant experience and education in the payments industry, as well as strong communication and teaching skills. Education requirements may include a bachelor's degree in a related field such as finance, business or accounting, or a certification in payments or a related area. Experience requirements may include several years of experience working in the payments industry, specifically in areas such as payment processing, risk management, fraud prevention, or compliance. The application process may include submitting a resume, cover letter, and transcripts, as well as completing an interview and/or demonstration lesson. It's also important to check the specific requirement for the company you want to apply in as the process may vary. Additionally, you can also look into industry certifications such as the Payment Industry Professional (PIP) from the Electronic Transactions Association (ETA) and the Certified Payment Professional (CPP) from the National Payment Corporation of America (NPCA) which may help in your application.