A powerpoint used for L3 AQA Extended Certificate to explain the difference between surplus and profit in terms of ownership and business objectives

A GCSE (year 10) assessment and markscheme covering topic 1 of the new spec- Enterprise/Entrepreneurs/New Business ideas/Adding Value/Risk and Reward.

A detailed test for assessment objective 1 L3 Ext.Certificate in Business. FINANCIAL PLANNING AND ANALYSIS (unit 1) Assessment 1 (A01): Investigate why business enterprises plan their finances. (38 marks) Variety of questions including 9 mark case study question Accompanying list of revision questions

An activity worksheet in which students collect information to make conclusions regarding the current conditions in the UK at the moment with regards to the external environment. Could be used with a case study for example ageing population or net migration.

A very detailed powerpoint outlining the importance and examples of marketing objectives. another PPT features 3 John Lewis adverts with an accompanying research task regarding John Lewis' marketing objectives recently.

A detailed powerpoint outlining a set of lessons that will allow students to prepare for the current GCSE Edexcel controlled assessment task 2017/18 regarding 'factors affecting repeat purchase'. Includes a plan for structure and example paragraphs.

A very detailed Powerpoint presentation examining business location including factors affecting location/offshoring/multisite locations/outsourcing/industrial inertia

Powerpoint, news article and homework project with assessment sheet for the topic of: Business location Factors influencing business location: ● proximity to: market, labour, materials and competitors ● nature of the business activity ● the impact of the internet on location decisions: e-commerce and/or fixed premises.

Powerpoints and activities for topic 1.4.1 : The options for start-up and small businesses The concept of limited liability: ● limited and unlimited liability ● the implications for the business owner(s) of limited and unlimited liability. The types of business ownership for start-ups: ● sole trader, partnership, private limited company ● the advantages and disadvantages of each type of business ownership. The option of starting up and running a franchise operation: ● the advantages and disadvantages of franchising

The importance of external influences on business: ● possible responses by the business to changes in: technology, legislation, the economic climate.

The impact of the economic climate on businesses: ● unemployment, changing levels of consumer income, inflation, changes in interest rates, government taxation, changes in exchange rates.

1.5.3 Legislation and business The purpose of legislation: ● principles of consumer law: quality and consumer rights ● principles of employment law: recruitment, pay, discrimination and health and safety. The impact of legislation on businesses: ● cost ● consequences of meeting and not meeting these obligations.

Powerpoints and activities for the topic of: What the marketing mix is and the importance of each element: ● price, product, promotion, place. How the elements of the marketing mix work together: ● balancing the marketing mix based on the competitive environment ● the impact of changing consumer needs on the marketing mix ● the impact of technology on the marketing mix: e-commerce, digital communication.

Powerpoints, activities, and ICT task and assessment homework for the topic of: Business plans The role and importance of a business plan: ● to identify: the business idea; business aims and objectives; target market (market research); forecast revenue, cost and profit; cash-flow forecast; sources of finance; location; marketing mix. The purpose of planning business activity: ● the role and importance of a business plan in minimising risk and obtaining finance.

Ideally for Edexcel GCSE,a powerpoint complete with video examples of causes of business failure including an activity examining Bhs and M and S.

A detailed set of notes, PPT and exam question examining price discrimination (first/second/third degree) in monopoly markets. Notes also consider efficiency and consumer/producer surplus. Suitable for new linear specifications.

AQA Year 2 Paper 2

5.2 Key terms: Risk and certainty (Economics) 6.Key term fill in gaps with answers