1 x presentation 1 x group activity which can be used to create a wall display if you like too. Obvs if you don’t agree with the people I’ve chosen in the activity, you’ll need to swap the photos to people of your choice. (sorry - yes, I did put Kim on the same page as Warren!!! and Debs with Bill - I’d love suggestions of some better alternatives and I will change) : )

This is a bundle of resources for three full lessons, plus a test for the end of Learning Aim B: 18 - Profitability & liquidity 19 - Profitability ratios 20 - Liquidity ratios For each of the three lessons there is a detailed lesson presentation, The start of the presentation for lesson 18 makes reference to a homework booklet from the previous lesson at the start, which I have left there just in case you also have the lesson 17 resources and have used the the previous lesson. If not, then delete the first two slides of the lesson 18 presentation (when you see it, you’ll understand what I mean!). Lesson 19 (Profitability ratios) has a two page worksheet to accompany the presentation and an additional task on a separate sheet that is based on a past exam question. Lesson 20 (Liquidity ratios) has a two page worksheet to accompany the presentation and refers to a great YouTube video clip (which has a long gap at the start, but bear with it, because once it gets going, it is very relevant and clearly conveyed.

This handy document explains to students how the grades and points achieved in their Business BTEC National Extended Diploma units are used to determine whether or not they fulfil the entry requirements for the degree course of their choice, or entry onto a degree apprenticeship. It’s a sheet I use in the run-up to exams, which I find especially useful to help those that have not settled, to wake up to reality - in the hope that they pull their finger out and do some revision before their exams. To be fair, it can be used at any time. You may want to give it out at the start of the course and/or to use it throughout to monitor progress to target - or introduce it a bit later, when the students have started to understand the structure of the course better. Anyhow - here it is. My students love it, and at the end of the course always say it was one of the most useful documents I gave them throughout the course - I’m sure yours will love it too! : )

This set of resources for teaching Statement of Financial Position is sufficient for a double lesson. There is a lengthy presentation of 30 slides, with lots of different activities and small tests. To go with this there are 6 pages of worksheets. In addition, there is an 8 page homework booklet, which is designed to be reduced and printed to create A5-sized booklets… to save the trees : ) There is a separate document that has the answers for the homework booklet, which can be added to your Google Classroom / VLE so that students can mark their own / a partner’s homework booklet, or you can display it on the IWB - up to you. Some of the tasks are designed as quick tests and the presentation displays a mini-whiteboard, but if you don’t have any, then just use lined paper, or exercise books if you favour them. One task makes reference to a YouTube video clip - there is an associated worksheet, but you will probably need to pause the clip a few times to allow students to write in the answers. The tasks move from being very supported to more independent throughout the lesson/s. Some parts of the content has been re-recycled so many times from the various resources that I have gathered over the years, that I know it includes bits inspired by other resources that were not originally created by me, but I have no idea any more where it came from to give credit. Enjoy!

The first TWO lessons of Component 1, following the Intro. Presentations and worksheets for both lessons. I’m sure you’ll be able to work out which worksheets go with which presentation. I have left the documents that feature businesses local to our school editable, so that you can replace any images/references with SMEs that are near your own school. O OOO O THE RESOURCES HERE ARE FINE IF YOU ARE FOLLOWING THE 2018 SPECIFICATION, BUT THERE IS A MORE UP-TO-DATE (AND MUCH BETTER VALUE FOR MONEY!) SET OF RESOURCES FOR THIS COURSE TO MATCH THE 2022 SPEC AVAILABLE. PLEASE SEARCH MY SHOP TO FIND THE UPDATED RESOURCES FOR THE 2022 SPEC - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/candobetter

Lessons 5, 6 and 7 - ‘The purpose of enterprise’ Presentations and worksheets for THREE lessons. O OOO O THE RESOURCES HERE ARE FINE IF YOU ARE FOLLOWING THE 2018 SPECIFICATION, BUT THERE IS A MORE UP-TO-DATE (AND MUCH BETTER VALUE FOR MONEY!) SET OF RESOURCES FOR THIS COURSE TO MATCH THE 2022 SPEC AVAILABLE. PLEASE SEARCH MY SHOP TO FIND THE UPDATED RESOURCES FOR THE 2022 SPEC - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/candobetter

These resources are sufficient for one lesson about the motivation and reasons to become an entrepreneur, and designed for teaching BTEC Tech Award 2022 – Component 1. The files include: • A presentation to cover the content, with planned, built-in questions that provide opportunities for questioning and discussion. • Two worksheets linked to the presentation topic. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo A note on this series of resources for BTEC Tech Award – Enterprise (2022): Firstly, thank you to everyone who purchased the resources I produced for the 2018 version of this spec – I could never have anticipated how popular they were going to be and I’m so happy I could help so many other teachers! I have now updated the resources to fit the changes in the 2022 spec. In my shop you will find resources for individual topic lessons for the 2022 spec, but you will also find packages of multiple lessons – these are not TES Bundles, but they are groups of presentations and worksheets that are almost identical to the individual lessons, and grouped according to the assessment criteria for the PSA. However, they are paired with further resources/templates for completing a practice PSA alongside learning the content. With this format, students will learn the content AND apply their learning as they go, in a manner whereby they can be guided and supported to feel confident about tackling their real PSA later on. The packages with the practice PSA tasks are much better value for money – unless all you’re looking for is a single topic lesson of course! I really hope you continue to find my resources useful. If so, please be kind and show your appreciation by leaving a review, so that it helps me - and helps others to find quality resources. : ) Thanks!

These resources are sufficient for one lesson about skills needed for successful entrepreneurship, and designed for teaching BTEC Tech Award 2022 – Component 1. The files include: • A presentation to cover the content, with planned, built-in questions that provide opportunities for questioning and discussion. • A worksheet linked to the presentation topic. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo A note on this series of resources for BTEC Tech Award – Enterprise (2022): Firstly, thank you to everyone who purchased the resources I produced for the 2018 version of this spec – I could never have anticipated how popular they were going to be and I’m so happy I could help so many other teachers! I have now updated the resources to fit the changes in the 2022 spec. In my shop you will find resources for individual topic lessons for the 2022 spec, but you will also find packages of multiple lessons – these are not TES Bundles, but they are groups of presentations and worksheets that are almost identical to the individual lessons, and grouped according to the assessment criteria for the PSA. However, they are paired with further resources/templates for completing a practice PSA alongside learning the content. With this format, students will learn the content AND apply their learning as they go, in a manner whereby they can be guided and supported to feel confident about tackling their real PSA later on. The packages with the practice PSA tasks are much better value for money – unless all you’re looking for is a single topic lesson of course! I really hope you continue to find my resources useful. If so, please be kind and show your appreciation by leaving a review, so that it helps me - and helps others to find quality resources. : ) Thanks!

A5 worksheet with wordsearch and space to write in definitions. Use as starter/plenary/revision card.

Print the first two pages back to back. The third page is the worksheet with questions based on the three sources. Interesting topical news from the current affairs/business pages of recent newspapers regarding one of the UK's largest organisations - Premier Foods.

Excel spreadsheet for recording pupil coursework.

- quick starter/plenary resource

Flash presentation (interactive, rather than advancing automatically). Use in class, or upload to your MLE as a reminder of the issues pupils have been addressed in their coursework.

Worksheet - though not based on business story currently in the news as usual. I use for homework, but works equally well for classwork and cover work. Sheet is one in a series - you can search for others. This one is about franchises. [moved from my other profile which I've now deleted - NB: this news story dates from late 2009, but you may want to adapt & update! The ownership of these restaurants has changed quite drastically since then.]

Worksheet based on business story currently in the news. I use for homework, but works equally well for classwork and cover work. Sheet is one in a series - you can search for others. [moved from my other profile which I've now deleted - NB: this news story dates from late 2009, but you may want to adapt & update!]

Worksheet based on business story currently in the news. I use for homework, but works equally well for classwork and cover work. Sheet is one in a series - you can search for others. [moved from my other profile which I've now deleted - NB: this news story dates from late 2009, but you may want to adapt & update!]

Worksheet based on business story currently in the news. I use for homework, but works equally well for classwork and cover work. Sheet is one in a series - you can search for others. [moved from my other profile which I've now deleted - NB: this news story dates from late 2009, but you may want to adapt & update!]

Worksheet based on business story currently in the news. I use for homework, but works equally well for classwork and cover work. Sheet is one in a series - you can search for others. Also related video clip of Peter Mandelson, Labour MP and (then) Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills [moved from my other profile which I've now deleted - NB: this news story dates from late 2009]

This lesson focuses on thinking of customer needs, wants and desires in the two enterprises that students have selected to write about and methods an enterprise might use to gather this information, It is designed to prepare them to start of Task 2 - ( P3). There is a lot of questioning built in, with 3 sheets designed for students to make notes of their own ideas and to add to these as the lesson progresses.

1 x presentation 3 x worksheets Group tasks and individual tasks H/W instructions Probably sufficient for more than one lesson