Principles of Financial Literacy
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Financial literacy is a critical skill to master for personal life and the workplace, learn essential finance principles with this foundational course.

Understanding how financial transactions work and what financial information means is a critical skill for everyone, whether it's in your personal life or workplace. This foundational course in financial literacy will help you begin to develop the skills needed to recognise different types of financial transactions, as well as how to find the right information to make informed decisions. You will learn the basic finance principles to monitor, control and budget income and expenses, including interest or charges. You will also understand how to set financial goals and savings targets and how to manage savings. You will learn to apply financial literacy principals to a standard expected within a work context, exploring common financial terms and documents.

What You Will Learn

Understanding how financial transactions work and what financial information means is an important skill for everyone, whether it's in your personal life or workplace environment. In this course, you will cover currency and transactions, managing money, financial goals and understanding financial information.

Course Outcomes

Verify transactional financial risks and engage in a range of financial activity in a sensible and secure manner
Appreciate common forms of money and engage in a range of different ways to purchase or sell goods and services
Undertake basic monitoring, controlling and budgeting of income and expenses, including interest or charges
Manage savings and set personal financial goals that reflect ongoing income and expenses

Level: Foundation
Suitable for students in grade 11, 12 and Undergraduate level
Delivered 100% online
Complete in 4 - 6 hours
Self-paced learning
Interactive activities and case studies
Gain in-demand skills
Certificate of Completion

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