Code: 4.3.2 · Adults
Financial Education
Descriptors
Knowledge
What you can do at this level
- Kdigitalresiliencedaily-lifelarge-majority
Knows where to educate oneself on financial matters
- Kdigitalresiliencedaily-lifelarge-majority
Aware that some sources of financial education may not be impartial and may be hidden promotional material
Skill
What you can do at this level
- Sresiliencedaily-lifelarge-majority
Develops a habit of life-long learning to improve all aspects of financial literacy and financial well-being
- Sdigitaldaily-lifelarge-majority
Makes use of tools designed to improve one's financial literacy and to support financial decision-making
Attitude
What you can do at this level
- Adigitaldaily-lifelarge-majority
Motivated to use existing tools (e.g. mortgage calculator, budget calculator etc…) to support financial decision making and improve one’s own financial behaviour
- Adigital
Confident in own ability to recognise trustworthy sources of education
- Adaily-lifelarge-majority
Confident to pass on own knowledge about money matters (where relevant)
- Adaily-lifelarge-majority
Confident to apply lessons learned previously when making new financial decisions
- 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.