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Code: 1.2.1 · Children and youth

Income sources and levels

Descriptors

Knowledge

What you can do at this level

  • Kage:6-10

    Knows that there are different sources and forms of income

  • Kage:6-10

    Understands that income differences exist between people

  • Kage:11-15entrepreneurshipbecoming-an-adult

    Understands the characteristics and expected income levels of different jobs and career paths, including self-employment/entrepreneurship, to make first career choice with confidence

  • Kage:11-15

    Realises that in some countries people have the right to a minimum wage when working

  • Kage:16-18

    Understands what income tax is and how it is applied to income (the difference between gross and net income)

  • Kage:16-18becoming-an-adult

    Aware of the basic legislation concerning employment wages and other income and confident to seek legal assistance when treated unfairly.

  • Kage:16-18citizenship

    Realises that the state intervenes in various ways on individual income (with taxes, subsidies and social benefits)

Skill

What you can do at this level

  • Sage:11-15citizenshipentrepreneurship

    Identifies different sources of income (e.g. income from work, financial income, rent, social benefits, profits from business, etc.) and understands that some sources may not be legal

  • Sage:16-18entrepreneurshipbecoming-an-adult

    Considers the expected level of income when making a career choice or pursuing a business idea and is motivated to make choices/plans to achieve the income one expects to have in the future

Attitude

What you can do at this level

  • Aage:16-18becoming-an-adult

    Confident to discuss wage when applying for a job

Learning outcome types
K — What you need to know: theoretical understanding and factual information.
S — What you can do: practical and technical abilities.
A — How you approach things: values, dispositions and behaviours.