Smart Consumer: Your Consumer Rights | NSW St5 FREE

The free entry point to the Smart Consumer unit. Students learn Australian Consumer Law guarantees — the difference between a minor and a major problem, and what each entitles a consumer to — through real organisations CHOICE and Afterpay, and a hypothetical 16-year-old, Zac, whose financial decisions run through the whole unit. Includes retrieval practice, the consumer decision loop diagram, key terms, a scaffolded I do/we do/you do task, an exam-style extended response, a plenary, and a full teacher guide with answers.

Written to the NSW Commerce 7–10 Syllabus (2024), Stage 5, The consumer and financial environment (core). Outcome codes and content points are not printed in the resource itself; check these against your own syllabus download before use in formal programming.

This lesson is part of the 10-lesson Smart Consumer unit:
L1 What rights do you actually have as a consumer? (free) · L2 How do we make a smart purchasing decision? · L3 What is a contract, and when does it bind you? · L4 How does credit actually work? · L5 How do we build a budget that works? · L6 Why does superannuation matter at 16? · L7 How do we spot and avoid a scam? · L8 What insurance do we actually need? · L9 How does buying online change your rights? · L10 How do we judge whether a big financial decision was a good one?

Get the full scheme of work (all ten lessons plus the teaching program) here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13559521

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