Revision of stakeholder theory prior to attempting the EdExcel Controlled Assessment task.

Memory Joggers to help students think about the long QWC questions. Use the card size memory jogger for a carousel paired activity, and then use the questions as a follow on written activity. I hope this resource can assist in final revision for the Unit 2 Business Finance exam. Good luck.

Start-up Costs and Operating Costs - Lesson and home learning.

Break-Even Forecast See the chart appear in Excel as calculations are completed. Break-Even the visual way. Teacher solution. Example evidence of student work. Student worksheet.

BTEC Business - Unit 2 Finance Topics included: Costs & Revenues, Break-Even, Cash Flow and Budgets Assessing: Definition, selection and calculations. Once completed and reviewed in DIRT (Direct Improvement & Reflection Time) lesson, will act as a revision resource. Easily adaptable for future testing in preparation for online test.

A practical exercise looking at: Key terms Layout Positioning of key terms Calculations Teacher solution provided.

Costs & Revenues Module Key theory of costs - Teacher example to support lessons for this unit.

BTEC Business - Unit 2 Finance Break-Even explained. Calculations Chart Simple explanation Example

Suitable for GCSE Business revision (A293) BTEC Business Finance LAB2 Cash Flow & Budgeting Worksheet 5 Completing & Analysing a cash flow forecast. Activity Teacher solution

Developed specifically for the BTEC Business - Unit 2 Business Finance Exam. Based directly on the BTEC Syllabus, it covers each element in bitesize chucks. A simple resource that can be used for independent revision, peer-to-peer Q&A and mix n’ match tasks. Golden Nugget Technique: Read a golden nugget. Read it again. Look away - what can you remember? Read it again - what did you forget? Read it again. Look away - have you remembered it yet? Repeat this process and learn the theory in little bitesize chunks Feedback from Parents Evening: “My child brought these home for revision. Even though I don’t understand the theory, I have the answers in front of me. I ask for a definition and compare his answers to those on the Golden Nugget. I can even give prompts because all the answers are there.”

Using musical instruments in class for the ‘beat’, I have created a summary revision lesson on the main content for the Unit 2 online Business Finance exam. With definitions, examples and some common points that may be useful in the ‘explain’ questions, this is a final revision before mock practice (prior to the exam). Thanks for taking an interest in this resource. I hope it helps if you purchase it.

3 Revision exercises for the BTEC Business Unit 2 Finance exam (also suitable for other Business Finance level 2 exams): Labelling or calculations Definitions Explanations linked to business Offering solutions Teacher solutions provided.

EdExcel GCSE Business - Revision Resource for Independent Study: Memory Joggers and Explain [3] questions for Theme 1 Investigating Small Business and Theme 2 Growing a Business.

Developed this resource as alternative end of unit test for the students. It combined questions on: Business enterprise, business activity, business sectors and business ownership The financial document trail. It was differentiated so students chose the question they felt most confident answering. The rule was a few sentences for bronze, a paragraph for silver and two paragraphs for gold. It worked well, and demonstrated the progress students had made in the half term.

3 Scenarios using the following calculations: SR - COS = GP GP/SR x 100= GPM% GP - OOE = NP NP/SR x 100 = NPM%

5 scenarios using the following calculations: FC+FC+FC = TFC VC+VC+VC = VCpU VCpU x Q = TVC TFC+TVC = TC SP x Q = TR TR-TC =P or L

My Business students have a good business knowledge but terms in the exam questions seem to confuse them. These two sheets show keywords used in previous exam papers which I am using as a final revision tool with students.

Are your students struggling with breakeven? They can follow an example, and yet when doing an exam question go blank? This story is designed to teach breakeven in a relaxed way, where students 'become' the characters who need to breakeven. Hope it can help make the breakeven concept seem easier.

Introduce students to BTEC Business or GCSE Business with this short induction unit. Develop a team ethos in the class from the outset, with The Pop Challenge. Bring a sense of competition to the class whilst introducing elements of marketing.