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You can set up a spreadsheet to perform repeated calculations. This is useful for financial calculations you do to help you make financial decisions, for example those involved with banking, budgeting, tax, and superannuation.  Step Instruction Example 1. Open a new spreadsheet in Excel and save it. a. Open a new spreadsheet. b. From the file menu, select Save as and give your new…

Explore what it takes to become an Olympic athlete, including the role of the government. Australian athletes, especially emerging athletes of the future, will benefit from a major new funding commitment of more than $54 million over the next two years to the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), announced in the 2019 federal Budget. ‘In Olympic sport, it can take 8 to 12 years to identify a talented young athlete with potential and develop them…

An example of skill development and costs from novice to Olympic athlete through the AIS. Olympic sport: Rowing Athlete born: July 1986 Age Skill development Physical activity Expenses Approximate cost 6–9 Fundamental movement skills Play     10–15 Hand-eye coordination Strength Agility…

Part 1: Sporting infrastructure Governments have an obligation to seek tangible returns from investing in both attracting and staging major international sporting events across Australia’s states and territories. These returns are measured across a broad range of economic, community and social benefits to Australians, including: employment — event organisers, commercial partners, service providers infrastructure — legacy benefits of new and…

Assessment task idea 1 Select a health inequity. Prepare a critique of the major factors contributing to this inequity. Analyse the appropriateness of a current Australian Government funded health promotion strategy for this inequity. Formulate and justify a set of recommendations for future directions. Assessment task idea 2 Conduct a case study of a non-mainstream sport (for example, tai chi, skating, snowboarding, cultural dance,…

You can earn an income: by working for someone else by working for yourself or your business from your assets through Government benefits and allowances. Earning money by working for someone else Types of income Explanation Wages If you earn a wage, you are being paid an hourly rate. Put simply, your wage is calculated based on the number of hours you worked in a given period…

For each of the questions below, identify which type of income they are earning (wages, salary, piece rates or commission) and calculate the answers to the questions. Use the table to answer questions 1, 2 and 3. Permanent Employee Hourly Rates Casual Employee Hourly Rates Classification Base hourly Rate Mon-Fri after 6pm & all day Saturday Sunday Public Holiday hourly rate…