A power-point presentation and quiz to to help students understand the differences between debit cards, credit cards, store cards and pre-paid/gift cards.

Complete lesson covering external influences on business activity. Includes an engaging group activity requiring students to apply their understanding of external influences, business ownership and activity to businesses within their local area. Additional resources required- A3 Paper, map of local shopping centre/ high road, colouring pencils, scissors and glue.

Supports BTEC National in Business- Unit 6 Principles of Management-Section A. This resource has been designed to enhance students understanding through application of context. From the basic 6 functions of management through to Henry Mintzbergs’ management roles, students will engage in activities that stimulate their thinking and cement their understanding. Detailed feedback/ answers included for ease of delivery.

Ultimate Team entrepreneur cards. 11 FIFA style cards to include well known entrepreneurs including Richard Branson, Elon Musk and Oprah Winfrey. ** Includes separate biography cards.** What better way to engage your learners in the concept of entrepreneurship, with a spin off from the most popular sports game on the planet?! Ideal for wall displays or collectors items. Recommended to be printed on card and laminated.

Get your students exam ready with this pack of four learning resource activities: Bingo- Put your student’s understanding of Personal and Business Finance to the test with this exciting Bingo game. Students can work individually or in pairs to try and match all the terms/answers on their game cards. Covers all the main topics and associated terms . Includes instructions, question sheet and 7 game cards. Power-point doc Take 6- Six interactive Business Finance challenges- covers ratio analysis, Break-even and cash-flow forecasts. Power-point doc Keep track of pupil progress as part of your assessment and tracking strategy with this pack of 5 **revision quizzes ** covering various elements of Unit 3: Personal and Business Finance for BTEC Business. Approx 100 marks over 5 quizzes. Word docs Pyramids- A spin off from the TV game-show Tenable. A fun and fully interactive revision game. Perfect for either a classroom/ remote-learning activity. Students can play in groups, pairs or individually

Jammal is a 16 year old facing a typical teenage financial dilemma. Students will be tasked with helping him to find a solution. This extremely popular resource has been used across the country, helping learners to understand the importance and purpose of budgeting, distinguish between essential & non-essential items and create personal income and expenditure budgets for their day to day life. This resource has everything you need to create an unforgettable lesson. Approx 1 hr 30-45 mins. Includes- Detailed lesson plan with timings Power-point presentation with teacher notes and timings Movie clips integrated within the power-point. Student worksheets

Extremely useful help sheet, designed to support students through practice or real assignments for grading criteria M3 (Business Envrionment) on Unit 1 BTEC National in Business. Includes examples and writing frames to aid understanding and progression. Links in together elements from P4 and P5.

Put your student's understanding of legal structures to the test with this exciting Bingo game. Students can work individually or in pairs to try and match all the terms/answers on their game cards. Covers all the main structures (Sole trader, Partnership, Ltd, Plc, Franchise and Social enterprise), associated terms and includes an element of numeracy. Includes instructions, question sheet and 6 game cards. Suitable for KS4 and KS5.

Supports BTEC National in Business Unit 6- Principles of Management- Section A (Definitions of Management and Leadership). This resource is sure to thoroughly engage learners as they reflect upon real life situations and get to grips with the concepts of LPCs, task-based and relationship- based management. Timing- 1 hour lesson.

Comprehensive lesson containing a full Powerpoint presentation for classroom teaching and an additional WMV video file for online/ homelearning i.e. upload to your VL platform for students to access, play and pause; whilst working their way through the tasks. Designed specifically for AQA Business (1-9) but suitable for both GCSE and A-Level teaching Five activities/ tasks in total for students to complete Exam style questions included Embedded video Engaging 2D animated teaching character with voice-over, enhancing learning experience Length of lesson: 90- 110 minutes (approx)

Assess and reinforce your students understanding of cash flow forecasting with this set of two printable cashflow worksheets. This resource can be used as part of a classroom lesson and/ or set as homework. Includes calculation tasks, an acronym challenge, fill gaps activities and case study material. Full set of answers included. Suitable for both KS4 (GCSE) and KS5 (A Level/ BTEC) students. Publisher FIle. For our full range of quality Business and Finance resources visit our shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/resourcedoctor

Company Accounts and Ratio analysis (BTEC Level 3 Business). The PowerPoint presentation is fully animated and ready to deliver. It contains a mixture of topic information, examples , and activities for each topic in the specification for learning outcome F. Including- Formula with theory and worked examples (profitability, liquidity & efficiency) Questions and answers integrated throughout Classroom activities and challenges Discussion / thinking points Group research and presentation task- 2 hours (student led) Extension task- Nike Plc accounts.**

BTEC Business Unit 3 Personal Finance revision activity/ game. “It was like being on a game-show in class; I loved it! And it really helped to sharpen up my subject knowledge”. (Student, January 2022) A fun and fully interactive revision game. Perfect for either a classroom/ remote-learning activity. Students can play in groups, pairs or individually. Includes- Full set of easy to follow instructions and answer included on note pages Twelve sets of key business topics (see previews) This resource is adaptable; by changing the existing topics or adding in your own. Timing: 30-40 minutes (as classroom activity with students in groups).

Give your students the confidence, skills and knowledge they need in financial matters with this exciting Key Stage 3 classroom activity package. Content covers- Money recognition The value of money Methods of payment NB- Teacher notes/ instructions included within.

Complete lesson resource. Power-point and detailed lesson plan. Suitable for GCSE level business across a range of specifications including AQA. Lesson objectives: -To define mass/flow production -To identify the features of mass/ flow production -To investigate and calculate the cost efficiency benefits of mass production

This challenging crossword is ideal for helping students to understand the key terms related to business growth. Links directly with a range of curriculum courses including the new AQA A-Level in Business.

An engaging powerpoint activity pack which teaches learners about the history and origins of money. Suitable for both key stage 3 and 4 learners. Slides include note pages with guidance on how to use the resource, printing requirements and script for teacher exposition.

A whole lesson in which students will determine the functions of money, investigate the factors that affect the role of money and analyse how financial needs change at different life stages. including notes, a carousel activity and a quiz. Teacher guidance included. Supports the delivery of the personal finance curriculum. Also covers content of the new BTEC Level 3 in Business- Unit 3.

Test and reinforce your pupils understanding of key topics from Section A of Unit 6 BTEC National in Business- Defintions of Leadership and Management.

Welcome to the property market! This exciting student led activity will allow learners to get to grips with the key concepts involved in purchasing a property. Following specific guidelines they will have to work their way through a portfolio of properties to select the ideal property for Tina and her family. They will then put their skills of logic and numeracy to the test, calculating a range of costs associated with purchasing the property. Powerpoint, calculation cards and activtity sheet all included.