Unit Award Scheme
105145 INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS PROGRAMME (UNIT 2)
In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have | Evidence needed | |
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shown knowledge of | ||
1 | at least two different types of bank account | Student completed work |
2 | at least two potential barriers to opening a bank account | Student completed work |
3 | at least three types of identification that can be used to open a bank account | Student completed work |
4 | at least four bills a person would have to pay, if living independently | Student completed work |
5 | the key terms used for common banking transactions, eg direct debit, standing order | Student completed work |
6 | at least two potential dangerous situations when using gas appliances and ways to prevent them | Summary sheet |
7 | at least two causes of electrocution and ways to prevent them | Summary sheet |
8 | at least two causes of fire and ways to prevent them | Summary sheet |
9 | at least three safety measures that can be taken to protect the home and the people in it | Student completed work |
10 | at least two precautions to take to ensure personal safety when out at night | Student completed work |
acquired an understanding of | ||
11 | at least three risks of paying by credit, hire purchase and borrowing, eg loans, from friends | Summary sheet |
12 | at least three potential consequences of debt | Summary sheet |
13 | the emergency action one would take in the event of the following: fire, gas leak, electrocution, burglary | Summary sheet |
14 | where the fire exits are within the home and the muster station | Student completed work |
15 | at least two safe ways of dealing with callers at the door | Summary sheet |
demonstrated the ability to | ||
16 | list all incoming money and outgoing expenses for a young person within a given scenario | Student completed work |
17 | calculate the amount of disposable income after all the bills are paid | Student completed work |
18 | use the 24 hour clock system | Student completed work |
19 | use a map and timetables to plan a journey using local transport systems, eg bus, ferry, train | Student completed work |
20 | identify the length of the journey and calculate the required departure and arrival time | Student completed work |
experienced | ||
21 | taking a journey independently or with support, eg with parent, carer, peers | Summary sheet |
22 | opening a bank account. | Student completed work |
All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet
Approved 30 September 2016Level - Level Two