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Become an Educator Partner

By becoming an NFPA Educator Partner, schools nationwide can access funding opportunities, teaching resources, and opportunities to connect with industry members to support their fluid power education efforts.

Educator Partner Benefits

Learn more about the exclusive announcements, teaching and learning resources, industry access, networking opportunities and funding available to Education Partner Schools at every level.

  • Monthly newsletter from NFPA with program announcements and invitations to events/activities and career information for students.
  • Invitation to bi-annual Educator Partner call to connect with peers and learn about NFPA programs and resources available to educators and students.
  • Invitation to participate in NFPA Economic Update Webinars and the NFPA Technology Conferences at no charge.
  • Invitation to attend the NFPA Industry & Economic Outlook and Annual Conferences.
  • Access to grants and scholarships.
  • Access to teaching and learning resources on the NFPA website for 6th-12th grade teachers.
  • Access to teaching and learning resources on the NFPA website for higher ed instructors.

Become an Educator Partner

NFPA works with a growing number of schools, educators, and students across the country. Through these Education Partnerships, interested parties can stay informed about all the resources that NFPA offers. These partnerships are open to all faculty, researchers, academic professionals, and students involved in or interested in fluid power.

To sign up as an NFPA Education Partner, please click on the button below, complete the information requested about your school (at least as much as you know), and then enter your individual contact information. 

By signing up for an Education Partnership in the National Fluid Power Association (NFPA), you understand that Education Partnership in the NFPA is offered to any educator, student, or other interested academic personnel involved in fluid power education.