A 17-page document which can be used for Year 9 or I/GCSE Core students. It can be printed, projected or mailed to students for class, blended or home learning. Contains information, activities and links to suitable videos. Five lessons which cover the following topics: What is the difference between a recession and a depression? The Great Depression (1929) What causes a recession? The 2008 Global Financial Crisis The effects of the coronavirus on the global economy.

Business Studies - remote and classroom teaching. 5 lessons with reinforcement activities, study notes and links to YouTube videos. What is marketing? Product Place Price Promotion

KS 3 - 5 lessons Explanations and practice examples, links to suitable video clips concept of Net Worth The Statement of Net Worth Layout of Statement of Net Worth Analyse a Statement of Net Worth Complete a Statement of Net Worth

Key Stage 3 Year 8/9 An introduction to modern accounting packages; the accounting cycle, assets, liabilities, equity, chart of accounts etc. Introduces terminology needed to use accounting software About 3 full lessons

KS3 - Business and Economics Revision of needs and wants (quick video) Introduction to goods and services; producers and consumers with self-test activities. I used this for Year 7 students.

KS 3 Business and Economics Italian origins Banking explained Other models of providing financing Investment banks, Credit Unions, Crowdfunding, Micro-lenders Video links Thinking skills activity: Plus, Minus, Interesting

A brief introduction with an international focus; looks at Venezuela, colonisation, apartheid and the recent success of some African countries. Suitable for KS3.

An introduction to the concepts of production and productivity for KS3 students. Covers production and transformation processes, inputs and outputs; factors of production, productivity and economic growth.

A very basic introduction to business money management for students starting out in Business or Accounting. Clear explanations, combined with simple calculations, will ease the transition for anxious students. This unit will introduce students to the concepts of bookkeeping and accountancy, financial transactions, costs, expenses, profit and loss, and explain the purpose of investment.

Written for Year 7 students, this unit covers entrepreneurship, market research, advertising, calculating cost and selling price and even setting up a Home Office. It contains useful practical and assessment exercises.

This unit introduces students to the basics of money management that everyone should know - from how to use an ATM to budgeting. Written for Year 7 but useful for students from KS3 to GCSE.

KS 3: Written for students new to Business Studies, this unit focuses on types of businesses; businesses as producers and consumers; and the effect of disasters on businesses. It includes Self-tests and a formal assessment task.

An introduction to the economics concepts of goods and services, producers, consumers, flow of money, and sustainability. Easy to read for Year 7 students with suitable reinforcement and assessment activities.

An up to date resource (2019 data) that challenges Year 7 students to think about conspicuous consumption. Contains interesting information and tasks, with links to suitable video material. and a range of assessment tasks - from self-tests to formal assessment.

An easy introduction to Business and Economics for Year 7 students. Contains an assessment task and links to suitable videos.

KS3: Years 7 - 9 An introduction to Factors of Production: Study notes, tasks, and useful links to online sites which work well. Can be copied or projected.

KS 3 Years 7-9 A set of Study notes with reinforcement questions and activities(24 pages); Suggested answers for some activities on a separate PowerPoint presentation. Suitable as an introduction to the topic for online, distance and home education or teacher-directed lesson. Sole proprietor Partnership Private company Franchise Public companies

KS3 Years 7-9. A lesson which introduces the concept of taxes, types of taxes found in most countries. Includes study notes and a self-study based on an African country, and an assessment activity. Suggested answers for assessment are included on a PowerPoint presentation. Useful for online learning, home-schooling, self-study or teacher-directed lesson. Introduction – direct and indirect taxes Income tax Profit tax Indirect taxes Apply your Knowledge Glossary: Words you should know

KS 3 - A 4 page worksheet contains Information and Task with solutions. International Curriculum for Africa Year 7

KS 3 - A 5 page worksheet contains information with an international focus, calculations and solutions; suitable for international, multi-cultural schools International Curriculum for Africa Year 7