This resource is suitable for both GCSE and A Level Business Studies. This pack contains: 1. A PowerPoint presentation that contains all notes and exercises needed for the Stock Control topic for both A Level Students and GCSE Students, 2. A PDF version of the PowerPoint so that students can be provided with the exercises on an A4 page, if the teacher wishes to do so.

In this package is the financial statements of Apple Inc and a worksheet requiring students to calculate financial ratios. Financial ratios included are gross profit margin, net profit margin, return on capital employed, current ratio (quick ratio) and acid-test ratio.

I designed this resource to take a different look at Management and Leadership theory through the lens of the NBA (National Basketball Association). I have provided original unprotected copies of the documents, so you can make any adjustments to suit your style/lesson. *Note: Don’t be scared off by the .doc preview, the TES previewer plays havoc with previews sometimes! * Content covered: Functions of Management Blake Mouton Grid Tannenbaum Schmidt Continuum Leadership Styles I hope it’s a valuable resource! Please review and provide me with any feedback if you’ve used this in a lesson! J

To add a bit of colour to your classroom walls! This bundle includes a fully editable Ansoff’s Matrix poster, centered around Netflix, showing how they have executed each strategy. I printed this in A3, but the images are high resolution and can be upscaled! Enjoy! J

Included in this resource pack is a complete teaching resource for the CIE A2 Business topic "6.1 External influences on business activity" , which is also suitable for many other examination boards. This resource is created using Microsoft Powerpoint, but is not intended for a PowerPoint style lesson. Instead, these resources are fully customisable workbooks that have been created in PowerPoint to utilise its flexibility and simplicity. When I teach with these resources I often write directly on these PowerPoints with my stylus. My students either use these resources as printed workbooks, or as electronic workbooks, depending on their preference.