Developing education materials

Essential Elements Financial Literacy Assessment

The Foundation's Essential Elements Financial Literacy Assessment (EEFLA) establishes standards that quality educational materials need to meet to be listed on this website. It also sets out how we determine whether these standards have been met.

If you would like to have your materials listed on this website you need to ensure that your materials meet the requirements set out in the EEFLA guidelines.

• EEFLA Guidelines PDF(111KB)
• EEFLA application form PDF(114KB)

 

Resources

For children or young adults

If you are developing materials for children or young adults, consult these resources:

• the National Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework which provides guidance on financial literacy outcomes relevant to the different levels of school education
• Curriculum Mapping gives a snap shot of where financial literacy fits into state and territory curriculum.

 

For adults

If you are developing materials for adults, the following documents and websites will guide you on content, and delivery and assessment strategies:

• the Foundation's Adult Education Guide, Financial Literacy and Competency Standards PDF(136KB)
• the Financial Literacy competency standards through the National Training Information Service's website at www.ntis.gov.au or purchasing a copy from Innovation and Business Skills Australia at www.ibsa.org.au
• the Foundation's Adult Education Guide: Principles of Adult Learning PDF(94KB).