Discover Fortunes! Magnified Learning creates a new learning game aimed at sixth form students to excite them about a career in financial planning.
This month at the Personal Finance Society (PFS) annual conference we helped launch a new game which we developed to help PFS members across the country reach out to the next generation to showcase career opportunities in the world of financial planning.
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We asked 1,100 15 year olds where do they mostly get their career advice:
38%Family
28%TV, internet or radio
16%Teachers
5%Work experience
3%Employer visits
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Key impact measures from the Money Money Money 2010 programme we ran for Legal & General:
93%...of 85 employee volunteers would recommend this volunteering experience to their colleagues
90%...of 1150 students agreed employee volunteers made a positive difference to their learning
92%...of 1150 students agreed they better understood the financial demands they will face
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4,200 Hastings students (aged 6-19) told us which skills were most important to practise at school:
62%Teamwork
13%Presenting
11%Taking Risks
10%Creativity
4%Leadership
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1,150 students identified their 'money mood' during Money Money Money 2010:
30%Saver Not A Spender
27%Buy Now Pay Later
26%Bargain Hunter
16%Financial Planner
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We asked 1,100 15 year olds to select the top three sectors they would least like to work in:
30%Farming
25%Hair & Beauty
21%Public Transport
20%Charities
20%Construction
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We asked 1,100 15 year olds to select the top three sectors they would most like to work in:
37%Media
35%Creative
21%Health & Social Care
21%Sport & Leisure
18%IT
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We asked 1,100 15 year olds to select the three most exciting sectors:
43%Media
37%Creative
30%Uniform Services
25%Sport & Leisure
14%Travel & Tourism
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We asked 1,100 15 year olds to select the three most boring sectors:
23%Public Transport
22%Charities
22%Civil Service
22%Farming
20%Financial Services
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