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The Banqer Journey Explained: An Overview of Banqer Days 11-15

The Banqer journey explained

The Banqer Journey Explained: An Overview of Banqer Days 11-15

This week focuses on foundational topics like investing, insurance, and personal transport, providing students with real-world skills and decision-making opportunities.

Last updated on 06 Nov, 2025

How Progress Works

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To progress through Banqer Days, students must complete the required daily activities. These are clearly visible in two locations:

  • Top Navigation Bar

  • Relevant Section on the Dashboard

Some days also include optional activities. While these do not block progress if left incomplete, they are valuable for achieving a comprehensive understanding of the content and earning platform-specific achievements.

 

Topics Covered in the Third 'Banqer Week' (Banqer Days 11-15)

Investing

Students are introduced to the world of investing:

  • Kick-off Quiz: A five-question quiz assesses students' initial understanding of concepts chosen by the student, with three optional follow-up quizzes available and a final 5 question post-quiz to asses learning growth.

  • Access to the Share Market: Explore shares and ETFs, assess past performance, and understand buy/sell prices.

  • Market Activity: Experience market volatility and make decisions to buy and sell shares or ETFs.

  • IPO Engagement: Participate in an Initial Public Offering.

  • Dividends: Earn dividends from investments, adding a practical element to their learning.

Private Medical Cover

Students learn the importance of health insurance:

  • Kick-off Quiz: A five-question quiz assesses students' initial understanding of concepts chosen by the student, with three optional follow-up quizzes available and a final 5 question post-quiz to asses learning growth.

  • Purpose of Cover: Understand the role of private medical insurance and its benefits.

  • Requesting Quotes: Compare policies based on coverage extent and cost.

  • Decision-Making: Choose a policy or opt out, depending on personal preferences.

  • Random Events: Encounter health-related scenarios, enabling them to make claims or adjust their policy as needed.

Income Cover

Students explore income protection insurance:

  • Kick-off Quiz: A five-question quiz assesses students' initial understanding of concepts chosen by the student, with three optional follow-up quizzes available and a final 5 question post-quiz to asses learning growth.

  • Understanding Income Cover: Learn when and why income protection is beneficial.

  • Requesting Quotes: Compare policies with varying levels of coverage and cost.

  • Decision-Making: Select a policy or opt out, balancing financial security with affordability.

  • Random Events: Manage scenarios affecting their income, making claims and updating policies where necessary.

Personal Transport

Students evaluate personal transport options:

  • Kick-off Quiz: A five-question quiz assesses students' initial understanding of concepts chosen by the student, with three optional follow-up quizzes available and a final 5 question post-quiz to asses learning growth.

  • Choosing Transport: Select from bikes, scooters, cars, or motorbikes, with options for new or second-hand.

  • Financing Decisions: Decide to save up or take a loan for their chosen vehicle.

  • Maintenance Costs: Plan for ongoing expenses like repairs and fuel.

Vehicle Insurance

Students delve into the importance of protecting their vehicles:

  • Kick-off Quiz: A five-question quiz assesses students' initial understanding of concepts chosen by the student, with three optional follow-up quizzes available and a final 5 question post-quiz to asses learning growth.

  • Insurance Basics: Learn about vehicle insurance and its role in managing risk.

  • Requesting Quotes: Compare policies with different premiums and excess levels.

  • Decision-Making: Opt for a policy or decide to go without vehicle insurance.

  • Random Events: Handle vehicle-related scenarios, such as accidents, making claims, or adjusting policies as required.

 

Scope and Sequence Doc

For more details about activities and learning outcomes on a specific Banqer Day, check the Scope and Sequence document. You can access it via a link on the Teacher Dashboard. Follow the steps below to open it.

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