The program covers philosophical and financial information. Various topics include directors' liability, financial management, credit union examinations, bankruptcy and technology. It helps volunteers communicate more effectively, understand their diverse environment, achieve quality through process improvement, and plan for future operations through advanced strategic planning. Through the League Board of Directors, credit union employees and volunteers can benefit from educations events through the use of scholarships. Member credit unions may borrow any library material for person development, staff meetings, chapter meetings or other education needs.
Credit unions receive an annual updated listing of the library in a catalog of available material.
The team leader for the Governmental Affairs and Public Relations Team functions as a lobbyist at the state capitol and monitors the introduction of legislation affecting credit unions. As a lobbyist, he must work to muster support for legislation favorable to credit unions and works to build opposition for such issues as credit union taxation or unfavorable reporting laws. Regular contact is maintained with committee members and key legislators, both during the legislative sessions and in the interim, that are in positions to affect credit union legislation. This team also functions as legislative liaison with the Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions. All legislation and regulations proposed by the Department are monitored to make sure the Department is aware of the concerns of Kentucky's credit unions.