The resources available for purchase are designed to teach the Pearson Edexcel A Level Business Theme 3 topic 3.5.1 Human Resources. over at least 60 minutes of class contact time. Included is: A recap activity looking at the previous topic of 3.5.2 Ratio Analysis Numerous graphs, statistics and figures to bring awareness to the issues of absenteeism, labour productivity and labour turnover Key theory on the areas of labour productivity, labour turnover and absenteeism Assessment for learning opportunities Activities to break up the learning Two worksheets designed to be completed in pairs by students Two past paper questions with mark schemes A homework task (20 mark past paper question) with scaffolding

The resources available for purchase are designed to teach the Pearson Edexcel A Level Business Theme 4 topic of 4.1.3 - Factors contributing to globalisation over at least 60 minutes of class contact time. Included is: A recap designed to consolidate the learning from the previous topic of 4.1.2 - International Trade and Business Growth The key theory addressing the different factors that have contributed to globalisation from the syllabus specification Diagrams, statistics and Youtube videos to bring the topic to life Three example past paper questions with mark schemes A worksheet with correct answers to allow self or peer assessment

Included, for purchase, are a number of activities that can be used during form time. These resources would be particularly useful for Keystage 3 and 4 students.

These resources are designed to assess students knowledge of production types, value added and quality control by asking them to design and build paper airplanes to certain specifications then assess what production method it is.

The resource available for purchase is a bundle of resources designed to teach the topic the Boston Matrix. Included are worksheets, an exam question, the main theory and examples of the four key components of the Boston Matrix

This activity is designed for Year 10 students as an introductory lesson to start their GCSE Business course. Students will need to be divided into groups and then design and plan a successful theme park. The park must have an effective marketing mix, brand + slogan and financial information .

This homework booklet is designed to cover the majority of the 1st term of the Edexcel Year 12 Business AS or A-level Business Course. The booklet contains 12 tasks from past paper questions designed to test and extend students knowledge. The homework tasks are from the topics of; The Market (1.1.1) Market research (1.1.2) Market positioning (1.1.3) Demand (1.2.1) Supply (1.2.2) Markets (1.2.3) Price Elasticity of Demand (1.2.4) Income Elasticity of Demand (1.2.5) Product Service Design (1.3.1) Branding and Promotion (1.3.2) Pricing Strategies (1.3.3) Each task has bulit in assessment and feedback opportunities.

Included in this resource bundle are the needed resources to teach the topic of cashflow forecasts to Year 12 Business Students. The resources are designed to be used for the Edexcel AS or IAS syllabuses but can be used for other specifications. Exam questions with the mark schemes and key content are included in the Power Point itself.

These resources are particulary designed for the IAS or AS Edexcel Business specifications but can be used for other examboards. Included is; Power point with the main theory of sales forecasting including the benefits, limitations and factors that affect sales forecasting. 3 example exam questions with mark schemes and extracts Writing structure complete with starter sentences and keyterms that can be used for lower ability students or group work.

This lesson is originally designed for the OCR GCSE Business syllabus but can be used for other GCSE specifications. Included is a lesson powerpoint, Bodyshop case study and model answer and an unmarked model answer.

This lesson is designed to teach the topic 1.8.1 Measuring success in a business from the IGCSE Business Syllabus. The resources include; A starter activity and lesson objectives Key theory with activities included A worksheet that allows students to write down key lesson content A homework activity and plenary activity

The homework booklet follows the order of the operations module of the GCSE and IGCSE Edexcel Business Syllabus. It covers; Economies and Diseconomes of Scale Production and productivity Lean production Technology in production Factors of production Quality There are 14 tasks in the booklet with bulit in assessment opportunities.

These resources are designed to teach the topic of The Competitive Environment from the Edexcel AS or IAS Business Specification. The resources provide at least one hour of teaching time with a Year 12 or Year 13 class. Included is; Power Point with key theory, real life market examples and activities to reinforce learning Example exam question with mark scheme included

The Power point includes the following key components; Explanations of what marketing and markets are including activities and examples Walk in activity to help settle students when they are entering the classroom Hyperlinks used to give real life examples of how businesses promote customer loyalty Youtube video to provide optional further flip learning activities for high ability students Explanation included, with activity, of how businesses satisfy customer needs A Homework task A Plenary task

The resources available for purchase are designed to teach the topic of Training to students studying GCSE or IGCSE Business. The resources include; Lesson objectives with a walk in activity; A detailed contextual starter activity. The main key theory of off the job training, on the job training, induction training, the benefits of training and the limitations of training. Activities to improve and embed student understanding. Embedded Youtube videos to provide a better understanding of provided case study questions A homework activity. An Extension task.

These resources are designed to teach the Pearson Edexcel IGCSE Economics topic of 2.2.2 International Trade - Methods of Protection and Reasons for Protection. Included is; Power Point with key theory and activities designed to embed understanding and knowledge in students Flip Learning Task to be given to students before teaching this topic Extension Activity if needed

The included resources are designed to teach across 5 lessons the following; Lesson 1 - What are your entrepreneurial qualities? Lesson 2 - Market research and initial ideas Lesson 3 - Designing a brand and slogan Lesson 4 - Financial predictions Lesson 5 - Pitch preparation and presentation structure. Each lesson has a number of activities and youtube clips included to allow students to access and understand how to complete their pitches. The booklet contains activities that run parallel with the included power points. The booklet is then handed in as part of the overall pitch of each group.

The resources available for purchase are designed to teach the Pearson Edexcel GCSE Business topic of 1.1.2 Risk and Reward, over at least 60 minutes of contact time. Included is; A power point with built in activities, key theory and an exam question with two example model answers A scaffolded homework task Summary of the key topics notes to use for future revision

These resources are designed to allow students to participate in a Dragons Den group activity over at least 6 teaching hours. There are a number of self and peer assessment opportunities throughout the booklet. Activities include designing a brand image, conducting market research, looking for a suitable business location, thinking of a product idea and providing financial predictions of their sales and profits.

The resources available for purchase are designed to teach the Pearson Edexcel Theme 3 topic of **3.4.6 - Monopsony ** Included is: A recap activity based on the previous topic (3.4.5 - Monopoly) Key theory based on syllabus content Youtube videos showing examples of real life Monopsony market structures AFL opportunities A Homework task (25 mark past paper exam question) A scaffold for the included 12 mark past paper question Two example answers for the 25 mark past paper question, to allow pupils to peer assess and compare their own answers