Teaching material

The capital market connects people who want to invest their money with companies and governments that need capital. Understanding how it works enables people to make more informed decisions about saving, investing, and planning for the future.

7 teaching units for a basic understanding of how to handle money and make responsible financial decisions.

Worksheets to promote initiative and entrepreneurial spirit. How do you develop your own ideas, take responsibility and assess risk?

Austria: How necessary are sufficient government revenues for a successful economic policy and what are the limits of government debt?

“Unconventional monetary policy measures” – the ECB’s monetary policy in times of financial and economic crisis.

The financing of the pension system and the increasing importance of private provision.

Bonds as a long-term investment? The teaching module offers a comprehensive and critical insight into this complex topic.

Teaching module on the subject of shares, which explains shares as an investment instrument and provides a comprehensive understanding.

Teaching materials for German courses for level A2+ onwards to promote young people’s financial and consumer literacy.

Basic knowledge of the financial impact of decisions that significantly influence our future.

Discussion game on current topics relating to money and the economy – How do I form my own opinion?

Does the price determine the value of an object? Is there a difference between price and value? What are your personal values and can you question them critically?

Teaching materials on the causes, advantages and disadvantages of economic globalisation: the increasing interdependencies in the world economy.

Everything about the household budget. Why is it useful to draw up a budget? What types of income are there? What are fixed costs and variable costs?

Teaching module on the key points and problems of the eco-social tax reform in Austria.