This lesson could either be used to introduce yourself/the topic or as a cover lesson for another teacher.

This resource would be a great introduction for students to any business studies course as it encourages students to think and discuss what skills are needed to start a business and why someone might decide to setup their own business. Included in this lesson there is a powerpoint, two worksheets and a link to an online game that covers the learning objectives. Learning objectives To be able to describe the reasons someone may decide to set up their own business. To be able to explain the skills someone needs to run a business successfully. To be able to explain the difference between goods and services.

Homework focusing on the four factors of production. Could be used in conjuction with a range of Business Studies courses. Three activities are included & answers to the questions are included on the second slide. Please leave feedback if the resource was useful.

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