Economic Citizenship
A simple personal finance resource for use in aiding discussion on budgeting and credit ratings which students are likely to meet soon after they start working.
- COST FREE
- PUBLISHED05/02
- PHOTOCOPIABLE Yes
- SPONSORThe Royal Bank of Scotland
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Institute for Citizenship
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- 0207 844 5444
- Fax
- 0207 844 5541
- Email them info@citizen.org.uk
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- 60 Queen Victoria Street
London
EC4N 4TW
ENGLAND
Suitability
- Suitable for key stage 4
- Suitable for year groups 10 & 11
- Suitable for 14 - 16 year olds
Secondary Key Concepts
- Career (PSHE Education EWBFC 1.1)
- Capability (PSHE Education EWBFC 1.2)
- Risk (PSHE Education EWBFC/PWB 1.3)
- Economic understanding (PSHE Education EWBFC 1.4)
Secondary Key Processes
- Enterprise (PSHE Education EWBFC 2.3)
- Financial capability (PSHE Education EWBFC 2.4)
- Developing relationships and working with others (PSHE Education PWB 2.3)
- Taking informed and responsible action (Citizenship 2.3)
Secondary Range and Content
- Knowing about a range of economic and business terms including the connections between markets, competition, price and profit (PSHE Education EWBFC 3)
- Wages(PSHE Education EWBFC 3)
- How money can make money through savings, investment and trade (PSHE Education EWBFC 3)
- Risk and reward (PSHE Education EWBFC 3)
- How and why businesses use finance (PSHE Education EWBFC 3)
- Social and moral dilemmas about the use of money (PSHE Education EWBFC 3)
- The impact and consequences of individual and collective actions on communities, including the work of the voluntary sector (Citizenship 3)
- The economy in relation to citizenship, including decisions about the collection and allocation of public money (Citizenship 3)
- The challenges facing the global community, including international disagreements and conflict, and debates about inequalities, sustainability and use of the world's resources. (Citizenship 3)
NORTHERN IRELAND
Suitability
- Suitable for key stage 4
- Suitable for year groups 11 & 12
- Suitable for 14 - 16 year olds
WALES
Suitability
- Suitable for key stage 4
- Suitable for year groups 10 & 11
- Suitable for 14 - 16 year olds
SCOTLAND
Suitability
- Suitable for year groups S3 & S4
- Suitable for 14 - 16 year olds
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