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Introduction to consumer education
Finance Management
- Competence 1 : managing finances
  - Teaching and learning approaches
  - Teaching and learning tools
- Competence 2 : undertake financial risk assessement
  - Teaching and learning approaches
  - Teaching and learning tools
Safe and Healthy Consumers
- Competence 1 : use and evaluate information
  - Teaching and learning approaches
  - Teaching and learning tools
- Competence 2 : apply consumer knowledge to health management
  - Teaching and learning approaches
  - Teaching and learning tools
Responsible Consumers
- Competence 1 : reflect on and evaluate consumption patterns
  - Teaching and learning approaches
  - Teaching and learning tools
- Competence 2 : analyse product quality and promote sustainability
  - Teaching and learning approaches
  - Teaching and learning tools
Services
- Competence 1 : demonstrate consumer responsibility towards the use of services
  - Teaching and learning approaches
  - Teaching and learning tools
- Competence 2 : recognize consumers influence on service quality
  - Teaching and learning approaches
  - Teaching and learning tools

Legal validation: 15/03/2011

Finance Management

Finance management introduces, at the appropriate level, the basics of money management and budgeting. This section aims to develop in the learners the skills associated with informed decision-making and their application to real life situations.

Competence 1 : managing finances

Learners are able to budget in order to manage own personal finances, and evaluate the consequences when making financial decisions Read more

Competence 2 : undertake financial risk assessement

Learners are able to undertake individual risk management before making purchases and to demonstrate understanding of risks. Read more

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