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Why risk it?

Student group: 7-12

Description: A free financial literacy resource for all secondary schools. It contains 10 sections providing an overview of insurance, risk management and insurance careers, primarily targeting years 9 to 10. The materials include a DVD and a folder of resources incorporating teaching activities such as case studies and practical examples.

Publisher: ANZIIF

Developed by: Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance (ANZIIF) with support from Business Educators Australia

Copyright owned by: ANZIIF

Last updated: 2006

Published: 2006

CFL Framework:

Knowledge and Understanding: particularly rights and responsibilities of consumers, understanding contracts, advice available to consumers, financial records, decision making.

Competence: critical thinking, problem solving skills, calculations, prioritising.

Enterprise: strategies for long term wealth accumulation.

Responsibility: ethical behaviours, values clarification.

Curriculum area:

ACT: SOS Resources Strand, and post 2008: Implementation of Essential Learning Achievements

NSW: Commerce years 7 to 10

NT: SOS Bands 4 and 5

QLD: Business Education subject syllabus level 4 to beyond level 6

SA: 5 Essential Learnings of SACSA Framework, Maths Learning Area, Social System Strand of Society and Environment Learning Area

Adult Education Standards: Not applicable

Available in: English

Licensing arrangements: None

Professional development: Professional development provided in partnership with Business Educators Australia. Contact ANZIIF for more information.

Quality indicator: Meets Financial Literacy Foundation Essential Elements Pilot eligibility criteria. Assessed and supported by the Curriculum Corporation.

Material type: Units of work, assessment tools, advice to teachers.

Availability: Free to registered secondary schools, and $495 (inc GST) to other organisations. Go to www.theinstitute.com.au or call 03 9613 7280. 

Website: www.theinstitute.com.au