Schools Sharemarket Game

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Game 2, 2025 registrations now open

Registrations will close on 25 September 2025
Game dates: 14 August to 23 October 2025

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Welcome to the ASX Schools Sharemarket Game, where the exciting world of the sharemarket comes to life right in your classroom!

In this online game, students have the opportunity to develop their knowledge of the sharemarket, research companies, and discover the importance of wise investment decisions.

They'll gain valuable insight into economic and world events, igniting their curiosity and setting them on a path towards understanding the world of investing.

First time teacher

Find out how to register

Returning teacher

Teacher login link

Student login link

Getting started guide for teachers

How the Game works

How to register and trouble-shooting tips

How to set up your students

Game rules

Quick start lessons

Curriculum aligned, skill-based lessons

More resources

Schools Game news

FAQs

How the Game works

Each syndicate starts with a virtual cash amount of $50,000 and has access to 300 ASX-listed companies, 60 ETFs, and 5 LICs. Over the course of 10 weeks, they'll make strategic trading decisions based on real-time market conditions, complete with live prices and brokerage fees. They can place orders to buy or sell shares any time the market is open.

Students can pick stocks and compete against their classmates and other schools, with the chance to win real cash prizes for their syndicates at state and national levels.

Overall, by participating in the ASX Schools Sharemarket Game, your students will develop valuable life, finance, maths, business & economics skills. They can participate individually or form a group with their classmates, fostering collaboration and friendly competition. Check out some important rules your students need to be aware of.

Increased cash prize pool

First Prize	Second Prize	Third Prize	State Prizes
$1,000	$750	$500	$500

How to register

Only teachers can register for the Game. According to the Game rules, accounts from student registering as teachers will be suspended. Students should contact a teacher to sign them up.

Go to www.asx.com.au.
Select Login (top right hand side).
If you are new to the Game and not an Investor Portal user, select ‘Join Now' and follow the steps to create a new account.
If you are a previous Investor Portal user, log in with your username and password.
Once you have logged in to your Investor Portal account, click on the Schools Sharemarket Game link from your Avatar drop down menu and complete the Schools Game registration form.
Once registered as a teacher, you can then add your students.

Note: Once registered, you should continue accessing the Game via your Investor Portal account which should direct you to the teacher login link:
https://game.asx.com.au/game/teacher/school/2025-2

Trouble-shooting tips

How to add your students and create syndicates

In this short video, the Game's digital tutor explains the steps Teachers have to follow to add their students to the Game and to manage syndicates.

You can also check the Getting started guide for teachers which has step by step instructions on how to use all the Game features.

Important Game rules you need to be aware of:

Read full rules

Quick start lessons and Game video tutorials for students

Help your students find their way around the Game with these quick start lessons.

Download teacher's notes

"How to" videos

Curriculum aligned, skill-based lessons and learning outcomes

These learning resources were designed with busy teachers in mind, linking to several subject areas Australia-wide. All materials are easy to modify and include a glossary and assessment task with embedded links to general capabilities such as literacy and numeracy, and to cross-curriculum areas, with content that includes environmental issues and a celebration of Indigenous involvement with the ASX.

To explore how these engaging, skill-based, curriculum mapped learning materials can help busy teachers Australia-wide, we spoke to Roset Khair, the award-winning teacher who developed the lessons.

She highlights that her main focus was to make it easy for educators to see the links to their subject areas, saving them a lot of time planning.

Roset has been teaching financial literacy for over 10 years. She runs numerous teacher training courses around assessment, literacy, creative and project-based learning as a Director of the professional association for teachers in her subject areas in NSW.

Lesson 1: Introduction to the Sharemarket

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Students

Identify the different legal business structures.
Outline the role of the ASX as a marketplace that enables interaction between investors and companies.
Investigate reasons for fluctuations in the price of shares.
Classify different sectors within the economy

Students work through lesson 1 and explore the different types of legal structures and the reasons why a business may enlist with the ASX. They learn how the price of shares fluctuates and how to research reasons behind the fluctuation which will enable them to make informed decisions about a company and whether to invest. They also are able to identify the different industry sectors within the sharemarket and the importance of diversifying their portfolio to manage risk.

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Literacy
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Capability
Critical and Creative Thinking
Personal and Social Capability

Download teacher's notes lesson 1

Links to Curriculum

Australian Curriculum

Subject: Economics and Business

Year 8

NSW

Subject: Commerce

Option 2: Investing
Option 4: Running a business

Subject: Business Studies – Preliminary

Nature of Business

QLD

Subject: Business (General Senior Syllabus)

Topic 1: Fundamentals of Business

VIC

Subject: Business Management (VCE)

Unit 1: Planning a Business

SA & NT

Subject: Business Innovation

Stage 1

Subject: Accounting and Finance

Year 12 – Unit 3

ACT

Subject: Business

Changing Business Environment

Lesson 2: How the Sharemarket works:the Primary and Secondary markets

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Students

Understand the features of different legal business structures.
Outline the differences between a private company and a public company.
Distinguish between the primary and secondary markets.
Identify how the ASX, laws, and governments work to minimize risk to investors.
Identify how company announcements on the sharemarket may impact on supply and demand.

Students work through lesson 2 and explore how the primary and secondary markets work. As part of this they explore the features of the different types of legal structures and the influences of ASX, laws, and ASIC on companies. Finally, they then learn about how the market forces of supply and demand impact on share price.

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Literacy
Numeracy
Critical and Creative Thinking

Download teacher's notes lesson 2

Links to Curriculum

Australian Curriculum

Subject: Economics and Business

Year 8
Year 9

NSW

Subject: Commerce

Core 2: Economic and Business Environment
Option 2: Investing
Option 4: Running a Business

Subject: Business Studies – Preliminary

Nature of Business

QLD

Subject: Business (General Senior Syllabus)

Topic 1: Fundamentals of Business

VIC

Subject: Business Management (VCE)

Unit 1: Planning a Business

SA & NT

Subject: Business Innovation

Stage 1

Subject: Accounting and Finance

Year 12 – Unit 3

ACT

Subject: Business

Changing Business Environment

Lesson 3: Why do share prices change?

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Students

Predict the impact on share price of various influences on the sharemarket.
Research the current exchange rates.
Calculate exchange rates against other currencies.
Investigate influences on share price and are able to articulate this knowledge in written and oral form.

Students learn about the internal and external influences on share price, including economic influences. They learn how to calculate exchange rates relative to the Australian dollar and how this may impact on a business. Finally, they explore an area of interest to them on how investing has been impacted in various areas by the COVID-19 pandemic. They then have the opportunity to share this knowledge with others by creating a presentation based on their research.

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Literacy
Numeracy
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Capability

Download teacher's notes lesson 3

Links to Curriculum

Australian Curriculum

Subject: Economics and Business

Year 8
Year 9
Year 10

NSW

Subject: Commerce

Core 2: Economic and Business environment
Option 1: Our Economy
Option 2: Investing
Option 4: Running a Business

Subject: Business Studies – Preliminary

Nature of Business

QLD

Subject: Business (General Senior Syllabus)

Topic 1: Fundamentals of Business

VIC

Subject: Business Management (VCE)

Unit 1: Planning a Business

SA & NT

Subject: Business Innovation

Stage 1
Stage 2

Subject: Accounting and Finance

Year 12 – Unit 3 & 4

ACT

Subject: Business

Business Opportunities
Leading a Business

Lesson 4: Getting ready to invest

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Students

Calculate rates of return on various investments.
Identify opportunities to reduce discretionary spending and uses this information to create savings goals and make investment decisions.

This lesson has a strong numeracy focus with students learning about the importance of saving and investing. Students learn about the different types of investments available to them and the considerations they need to make when making investment decisions. They explore the ideas of risk and return with consideration of the importance of capital growth and return through dividend income.

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Numeracy
Critical and Creative Thinking
Personal and Social Capability

Download teacher's notes lesson 4

Links to Curriculum

Australian Curriculum

Subject: Economics and Business

Year 7
Year 8
Year 9
Year 10

Subject: Mathematics

Year 7
Year 8
Year 9
Year 10

NSW

Subject: Commerce

Core 1: Consumer and Financial Decisions
Core 2: Economic and Business Environment
Option 1: Our Economy
Option 2: Investing
Option 7: Towards Independence

Subject: Stage 5 Mathematics

5.1: Financial Mathematics
5.2: Financial Mathematics

Lesson 5: Benefits and Risks of Investing in the Sharemarket and the Importance of Diversification

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Students

Explain the importance of diversification and other factors, to reduce risk when investing.
Recommend role-play being an advisor, recommending investment options, taking into account the financial circumstances of investors.
Analyse table and graphs with financial information to make informed decisions.

This lesson has a strong numeracy focus with students learning about the benefits of investing in the sharemarket and the importance of diversification to minimise risk and maximise return. Students explore the ideas of risk and return, using scenarios, various graphs, research and their knowledge to make investment decisions based on different life stages and their appetite for risk while taking into account other considerations such as liquidity, diversification, and the importance of investment goals when making decisions.

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Numeracy
Critical and Creative Thinking
Personal and Social Capability

Download teacher's notes lesson 5

Links to Curriculum

Australian Curriculum

Subject: Economics and Business

Year 7
Year 8
Year 9
Year 10

Subject: Mathematics

Year 7
Year 8
Year 9
Year 10

NSW

Subject: Commerce

Core 1: Consumer and Financial Decisions
Core 2: Economic and Business Environment
Option 1: Our Economy
Option 2: Investing
Option 7: Towards Independence

Subject: Stage 5 Mathematics

5.1: Financial Mathematics
5.2: Financial Mathematics

Lesson 6: Why do businesses list on the ASX?

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Students

Research and then outline the key features of a company recently listed on ASX.
Account for the reasons why a company chose to be listed on ASX.
Describe the company’s listing experience.
Identify key features relating to the listing including amounts raised during the listing process and any other interesting findings.
Contrast and define the key financial of capital and liquidity and identify reasons why they are critical to the success of a business.

Lesson 6 is a research-based lesson where students investigate companies of interest to them and their reasons for listing on the ASX. This lesson allows students to develop their research and collaboration skills, increasing their capacity to critically think. This lesson allows development of literacy skills, both written and oral, as they develop a presentation harnessing their information and communication technology capabilities.

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Literacy
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Capability
Critical and Creative Thinking
Personal and Social Capability

Download teacher's notes lesson 6

Links to Curriculum

Australian Curriculum

Subject: Economics and Business

Year 8
Year 9

NSW

Subject: Commerce

Option 2: Investing

Subject: Business Studies – Preliminary

Nature of Business

Subject: Economics – Preliminary

Topic Five – Financial Markets

VIC

Subject: Economics

Unit 2: Contemporary Economic Issues

Subject: Business Management

Unit 3: Managing a Business

TAS

Unit 1: The Business Environment

Lesson 7: How to buy and sell shares?

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Students

Understand the day-to-day operations of the ASX.
Learn how to manage their share investments.
Understand the terminology and strategies used by investors.

Lesson 7 is focused on how the ASX operates and how to buy and sell shares. Students learn how to get started in investing, where they can access important information, and explore stockbroking as a career. It allows students to understand the terminology around investing and how the system works. This lesson allows students to investigate careers relating to finance, accounting and business.

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Literacy
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Capability

Download teacher's notes lesson 7

Links to Curriculum

Australian Curriculum

Subject: Economics and Business

Year 8
Year 9
Year 10

NSW

Subject: Commerce

Core 1: Consumer and Financial Decisions
Core 2: Economic and Business Environment
Core 3: Employment and Work Futures
Option 1: Our Economy
Option 2: Investing

Lesson 8: Making Informed Decisions about Investments

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Students

Learn how to manage their share investments.
Identify where to access the information needed to make wise decisions when investing.
How to interpret data relevant to investing.
Understand the terminology and strategies used by investors.

Lesson 8 allows students to build their capacity in managing share investments to ensure success. Students learn to understand the important terminology and strategies used in investing, as well as how to read and understand data relevant to investment, all essential skills in being a successful investor.

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Literacy
Numeracy
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Capability

Download teacher's notes lesson 8

Links to Curriculum

Australian Curriculum

Subject: Economics and Business

Year 7
Year 8
Year 9
Year 10

NSW

Subject: Commerce

Core 1: Consumer and Financial Decisions
Core 2: Economic and Business Environment
Option 1: Our Economy
Option 2: Investing

Lesson 9: ESG – What is it and why is it important?

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Students

Understand the three major aspects of ESG – Environmental, Social, and governance.
Recall personal experiences from the perspective of a consumer relating to ESG.
Examine how policies relating to ESG are embedded into the practices of an organisation.
Understand the role of the United Nations 17 Development Goals in developing ESG policies.
Justify the importance of ESG policies to a company.

Lesson 9 has a strong focus on ethical understanding as students learn about the importance of environmental, social, and governance policies on the reputation and operation of a company. This lesson allows them to consider the context of an organisation and the different ways organisations can be better global citizens. It also encourages a student to develop their own opinions about ethics and social justice and articulate these ideas by justifying them using supporting information.

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Critical and Creative Thinking
Ethical Understanding
Intercultural Understanding

Download teacher's notes lesson 9

Links to Curriculum

Australian Curriculum

Subject: Economics and Business

Year 8
Year 10

NSW

Subject: Commerce

Core 1: Consumer and Financial Decisions
Option 1: Our Economy

Subject: Business Studies – HSC

Operations
Finance
Human Resources

Subject: Economics – Preliminary

Topic 2: Consumers and Business
Topic 5: Financial Markets

Subject: Economics – HSC

Topic 3: Economic Issues
Topic 1: The Global Economy

Subject: Legal Studies – HSC

Option 2: Global Environmental Protection

QLD

Subject: Business (General Senior Syllabus)

Unit 1 Business Creation – Topic 1: Fundamentals of Business
Unit 4 Business Evolution – Topic 1: Repositioning a Business

Subject: Economics (General Senior Syllabus)

Unit 2 Modified Markets – Topic 2: Case Options of
Market Measures and Strategies – Case Option B: Environmental Economics

VIC

Subject: Economics

Unit 1: Contemporary Economic Issues

Subject: Business Management

Unit 1: Planning a Business
Unit 3: Managing a Business

SA & NT

Subject: Business Innovation

Stage 1
Stage 2

Subject: Accounting and Finance

Year 11 – Unit 1 & 2
Year 12 – Unit 3 & 4

ACT

Subject: Business

Business Opportunities
Business Finance and Planning

TAS

Subject: Business Studies

All Units

Lesson 10: Celebrating Indigenous Involvement in the ASX

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Students

Explore the relationship between Indigenous culture and the ASX.
Understand the importance of ESG to a company in achieving a competitive environment.
Reflect on Indigenous culture and its complexities and relationship with business and the wider Australian community.

Lesson 10 is a celebration of Indigenous culture and its relationship to the corporate environment and the ASX. This lesson looks at a pioneer Indigenous business leader and the impact he has made in the business context despite personal adversary, hoping to inspire students. It also allows for students to learn about how businesses are able to achieve a competitive advantage by harnessing diversity and embedding ESG into their business practices. This lesson has a strong focus on literacy with comprehension and research tasks aligned to the theme of celebrating Indigenous involvement in the ASX.

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Literacy
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Capability
Ethical Understanding
Intercultural Understanding

Download teacher's notes lesson 10

Links to Curriculum

Australian Curriculum

Subject: Economics and Business

Year 7
Year 8
Year 9
Year 10

Subject: English

Year 7
Year 8
Year 9
Year 10

Subject: Geography

Year 7
Year 8
Year 9
Year 10

NSW

Subject: Commerce

Core 1: Consumer and Financial Decisions
Core 2: The Economic and Business Environment
Core 3: Employment and Work Futures
Option 1: Our Economy
Option 2: Investing
Option 3: Promoting and Selling
Option 4: Running a Business
Option 8: School Developed Option

Subject: Business Studies – HSC

Operations
Finance
Human Resources

Subject: Business Studies – Preliminary

Business Management

Subject: Economics – Preliminary

Topic 1 – Introduction to Economics
Topic 3 – Markets

Subject: Economics – HSC

Topic 3: Economic Issues
Topic 1: The Global Economy

Subject: Legal Studies – HSC

Option 2: Global Environmental Protection
Option 4: Indigenous Peoples

QLD

Subject: Business (General Senior Syllabus)

Unit 1 Business Creation – Topic 1: Fundamentals of Business
Unit 2 Business Growth – Topic 2: Entering Markets
Unit 4 Business Evolution – Topic 1: Repositioning a Business

Subject: Economics (General Senior Syllabus)

Unit 2 Modified Markets – Topic 2: Case Options of Market Measures and Strategies
- Case Option B: Environmental Economics
- Case option C: Inequality

VIC

Subject: Economics

Unit 2: Economic Issues and Living Standards – Area of Study 2

Subject: Business Management

Unit 1: Planning a Business - Area of Study 2, Area of Study 3

SA & NT

Subject: Business Innovation

Stage 1
Stage 2

Subject: Accounting and Finance

Year 11 – Unit 1 & 2
Year 12 – Unit 3 & 4

ACT

Subject: Business

Business Opportunities

TAS

Subject: Business Studies

Unit 1: The Business Environment – Ethical Behaviour in Business

Teacher's notes - all lessons combined

Download all lessons' learning outcomes in one go.

PDF - 1MB

Glossary

Explains the metalanguage used in investing

DOCS - 174KB

Assessment task

Learning outcomes for Assessment

Highlights what students will learn from working on this assessment task.

DOCS - 157KB

Assessment notification

Includes all elements needed to allow for a high level of student engagement and development of skills while being compliant with curriculum requirements.

DOCS - 41KB

Tracking share growth tool

To help students complete the assessment task they can visually track their share growth with the graph generated as they add their data.

XLS - 15KB

Podcast series: Investing advice for my teenage self

In this new podcast series your students will hear from investment experts who share their experiences on how they got involved in investing, what they were like as teenagers and what they wish they knew about investing now that they are older and wiser.

We hope that this content will spark their curiosity to continue their investment journey as they start learning about the sharemarket, how to invest and the different types of investments. Watch the series on YouTube.

PODCAST | SCHOOLS GAME

After years of being confused and feeling frustrated about her own finance situation, Ladies Finance Club founder, Molly Benjamin, wanted to create events, workshops and courses that didn’t make you want to hit snoozeville or cry …or both. Hear more about her journey, how she got into investing and how she is helping younger investors get started and learning about investing. Listening time 12:28

PODCAST | SCHOOLS GAME

In this episode Chris Brycki, Founder & CEO of Stockspot, a fast growing digital investment advice (robo-advice) helping thousands of Australians manage their money smarter, shares how he managed to win the Schools Sharemarket Game when he was in year 8 and how his father taught him what he thought as a kid were very cool concepts which encouraged him to start researching straight away. Listening time 20:39

PODCAST | SCHOOLS GAME

Gemma Dale, Director of SMSF and Investor Behaviour at nabtrade, brings a wealth of knowledge to this not be missed episode. Hear about her experiences as a teenager learning about investing and how today’s investors of the future can take advantage of the vast information that is freely available. Listening time 16:48

PODCAST | SCHOOLS GAME

Chloe M, a passionate teen investor who started the Mentors Connect Podcast to connect other young people with inspiring mentors. Her interest in investing started in math class when she played the Schools Sharemarket Game and in this episode, she shares how it has helped her to explore the world of investing and to use the knowledge to start her investment journey. Listening time 13:55

PODCAST | SCHOOLS GAME

With more than 20 years' experience in the finance industry having worked in governance and finance, Rachel Waterhouse is the CEO of the Australian Shareholders' Association and today she shares how she tried to extend herself by doing Economics in high school and reading the Australian Financial Review, and even though she wasn’t able to understand everything, she kept on reading which helped her grow into being an investor in the future. Listening time 10:18

PODCAST | SCHOOLS GAME

Investing wasn't something that came naturally to Alec Renehan, co-founder of Equity Mates Media, his parents never learned about investing in the share market and he never learned about it in school. In this episode he shares how he finally got into investing when he was at Uni and started seeing the opportunities. He explains that there is a real power in starting early and giving your money more time to compound in the market. Listening time 13:02

PODCAST | SCHOOLS GAME

In this episode we chat with Ryan Nindra, Chairman of University Network for Investing & Trading (UNIT). He leads a team of board members in providing free financial education for students and highlights how active they are in a number of universities across Australia, offering opportunities for university students to continue learning about investing. He also shares his own journey into becoming an investor which started, as for many others, by playing the ASX Schools Game. Listening time 12:04

PODCAST | SCHOOLS GAME

Responsible for the admission of exchange-traded products, warrants and mFunds at ASX, Martin Dinh is a great source of knowledge in the Investment Products world. In this podcast he shares how his passion for basketball got him into investing. He explains the similarities between managing fantasy basketball NBA players and a potential portfolio of companies as both rely on metrics, to assign value and predict future performance. Listening time 16:53

6 Short videos featuring previous winner - Chris Brycki

Use this series of six short videos with your students. Featuring three-time winner of the schools game and CEO of Stockspot - Chris Brycki - sharing his insights and ideas on how to play the Game.

Watch the series on Youtube

Classroom posters

Order printed posters

Want to order printed posters? Email us with the following details to us and we will mail some posters to you:

Teacher name
School name
Mailing address

Only available for Australian-based schools.

S&P/ASX200 All Ords poster

Download the ASX All Ords poster showing the performance of the S&P/ASX 200 and featuring key events from the early 90s to 2024.

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Sharemarket Game poster

Brighten up your classroom with a Schools Sharemarket Game poster.

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Merit certificates

Present your students with a certificate of participation in the Game. This editable version allows you to add all the details directly on the PDF.

DOWNLOAD CERTIFICATE

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Schools Sharemarket Game

Game 2, 2025 registrations now open

Game 1, 2025 meet the winners

First time teacher

Returning teacher

How the Game works

Increased cash prize pool

How to register

Trouble-shooting tips

I am not able to login to the ASX portal or the Game

I am seeing an old Game how can I fix this?

My students cannot login to the Game

How to add your students and create syndicates

Important Game rules you need to be aware of:

Eligible participants

Participating in the Game

Syndicates

Buying and selling shares

Dividends and other corporate actions

Quick start lessons and Game video tutorials for students

Lesson 1: Introducing the Game

Expected Learning Outcomes:

Lesson 2: Researching a Company

Expected Learning Outcomes:

Lesson 3: Outlining a Game plan

Expected Learning Outcomes:

"How to" videos

Curriculum aligned, skill-based lessons and learning outcomes

Lesson 1: Introduction to the Sharemarket

Lesson 1: Introduction to the Sharemarket

Students

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Links to Curriculum

Lesson 2: How the Sharemarket works - Primary and Secondary Markets

Lesson 2: How the Sharemarket works:the Primary and Secondary markets

Students

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Links to Curriculum

Lesson 3: Why do share prices change?

Lesson 3: Why do share prices change?

Students

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Links to Curriculum

Lesson 4: Getting ready to invest

Lesson 4: Getting ready to invest

Students

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Links to Curriculum

Lesson 5: Benefits and Risks of Investing in the Sharemarket and the importance of diversification

Lesson 5: Benefits and Risks of Investing in the Sharemarket and the Importance of Diversification

Students

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Links to Curriculum

Lesson 6: Why do businesses list on the ASX?

Lesson 6: Why do businesses list on the ASX?

Students

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Links to Curriculum

Lesson 7: How to buy and sell shares

Lesson 7: How to buy and sell shares?

Students

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Links to Curriculum

Lesson 8: Making Informed Decisions about Investments

Lesson 8: Making Informed Decisions about Investments

Students

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Links to Curriculum

Lesson 9: ESG – What is it and why is it important?

Lesson 9: ESG – What is it and why is it important?

Students

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Links to Curriculum

Lesson 10: Celebrating Indigenous Involvement in the ASX

Lesson 10: Celebrating Indigenous Involvement in the ASX

Students

General Capabilities related to this lesson

Links to Curriculum

Teacher's notes - all lessons combined

Glossary