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HOW TO PLAY The aim of this game is to guess whether the next occupation’s salary is higher or lower than the one currently in play. For example, if you are a ‘Display Artist’ earning an average salary of €28,718 (€15.58ph), would you be earning more or less than a ‘Lighting Technician’ also on an average salary? SALES ASSISTANT €22, €11.99ph HIGHER OR LOWER? CLEANER €17, €9.50ph

To make things a little more challenging and to highlight the difference in pay based on qualifications, there are three different levels of salary: Low Average High The idea here is for you to learn about the different types of jobs you can work in and how much money you could earn!

WHOLESALER €18, €10.11ph HIGHER OR LOWER? WAITER / WAITRESS €12, €6.86ph WAITER / WAITRESS €12, €6.86phHAIRDRESSER €14, €8.03ph HAIRDRESSER €14, €8.03ph SPORTS / ENTERTAINMENTMANAGER €32, €17.50ph CREDIT CONTROLLER €31, €16.95ph PHARMACIST €48, €26.20ph PHARMACIST €48, €26.20ph GRAPHIC ARTIST €28,718 €15.58ph GRAPHIC ARTIST €28,718 €15.58ph MECHANIC €27, €14.76ph MECHANIC €27, €14.76ph PERFORMING ARTIST €47, €25.80ph BEAUTICIAN €27,942 €15.60ph VETINERARY SURGEON €151, €82.06ph VETINERARY SURGEON €151, €82.06ph COMPANY SECRETARY €31, €17.02ph COMPANY SECRETARY €31, €17.02ph NANNY €31, €17.68ph

A tiny snippet of the types of jobs available to you Different levels of pay based on how qualified you are, from low to highly paid That you probably cannot judge how much someone earns based on their job! Now that you have a better idea of how much different jobs could pay, we’ll show you a set of occupations and the person who guesses the closest to the correct figure will win a prize! But of course the real reward is the knowledge you will obtain

HOW MUCH WOULD THESE PEOPLE EARN PER YEAR OR PER HOUR? CARPENTER ON ENTR-LEVEL PAY? €20,164.00(€10.94ph)

HOW MUCH WOULD THESE PEOPLE EARN PER YEAR OR PER HOUR? ELECTRICIAN ON AVERAGE PAY? €35,176.00(€19.08ph)

HOW MUCH WOULD THESE PEOPLE EARN PER YEAR OR PER HOUR? SECURITY GUARD ON TOP PAY? €34,023.00(€18.46ph)

HOW MUCH WOULD THESE PEOPLE EARN PER YEAR OR PER HOUR? BAR MANAGER ON AVERAGE PAY? €31,119.00(€16.88ph)

LAST CHANCE! HOW MUCH WOULD THIS PERSON EARN PER YEAR OR PER HOUR? SINGER ON LOW PAY? €22,500.00(€12.21ph)