Self-Knowledge in Relation to Work and Socio-Economic Conditions (Grade 11 NSC Matric Life Orientation): Flashcards
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Socio-economic conditions definition
Socio-economic conditions definition
Social & economic factors affecting goods/services production & sale
Education level impact on earning
Education level impact on earning
Directly impacts earning potential & opens doors to opportunities
Geographic location's role
Geographic location's role
Crucial in determining opportunities (urban vs rural differences)
Four main types of work
Four main types of work
Skilled, semi-skilled, unskilled, physical labour
Work type with highest earning potential
Work type with highest earning potential
Skilled work (requires formal qualifications & registration)
Work type with lowest earning potential
Work type with lowest earning potential
Physical labour (manual work, minimal formal qualifications)
Semi-skilled work earning level
Semi-skilled work earning level
Moderate earning potential with some training required
Relationship: qualifications & earning
Relationship: qualifications & earning
Higher qualifications typically lead to better earning potential
Significant barrier to career choices
Significant barrier to career choices
Poverty/financial constraints (but funding options available)
Value of all work types
Value of all work types
All types necessary for country to function, all deserve respect