successful learners
who
- are skilled in generic processes and activities such as core skills
- appreciate the relevance of what they are learning
- can use experiences in enterprise to reflect on other learning and make connections
- are self-motivating and accept setbacks as learning experiences
- can generate and act upon original ideas
- understand transitions throughout life and the importance of making connections between past, present and future experiences
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confident individuals
who
- have a ‘can do’, ‘be all you can be’ attitude
- are self-aware and can reflect on their own particular strengths, development needs, interests and aspirations
- are skilled in planning, influencing, negotiating and teamwork
- are creative, flexible and resourceful in managing change
- have experienced challenging, entrepreneurial projects
- have developed a constructively critical attitude towards commerce and business
- take imaginative and informed approaches to problem solving involving calculated risks
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responsible citizens
who
- have knowledge and understanding of the nature of work and social and economic enterprise
- understand the roles, rights and responsibilities of individuals as employees, managers, employers, entrepreneurs, investors, customers and global citizens
- are willing to take responsibility for and accept the consequences of their own actions
- understand the positive and negative contributions of technology and business to society
- have knowledge and understanding of personal finance, as well as national and global economies
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effective contributors
who
- have an understanding and appreciation of the world of work, the value of different occupations and entrepreneurship and their contributions to the economy and to society
- have knowledge and understanding of wealth creation and wealth distribution both nationally and globally
- are willing to take the initiative and lead
- actively engage in school and community life in a positive manner to the benefit of the school and the wider community
- understand the roles and contributions to society of voluntary organisations
- have experience of engaging positively with a wide range of people in society
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