A simple to follow lesson on lean production, JIT and Kaizen. Starters, recap activities, questions and answers are provided throughout. A fun and comprehensive lesson.

Population growth and it’s associated benefits and issues. An easy to follow lessons with activities, questions and answers provided throughout.

A great lesson on budgets and variance analysis for AS Business (Edexcel) students. Activities, questions and answers are provided throughout. Simple to follow with effective outcomes for students.

A huge collection of teacher led revision activities and exercises for both IGCSE/GCSE students. Around 40-50% of the topics are covered, with questions and answers provided throughout.

This 1 hour lesson explores the causes, impacts, pros and cons of globalisation. Simple to understand examples and explanations are given throughout, alongside a wide variety of questions and answers.

An engaging 2 hour lesson on the purpose, types and benefits of promotion. Simple explanations are included throughout, alongside activities that are sure to spark your students interest. Lastly, a past paper question on promotion is included, with a peer assessment activity that helps the students ascertain their progress.

A dynamic 2 hour lesson on pricing, that get’s students moving around the tables researching and applying different types of pricing strategies. Worksheets are included that help students consolidate their answers. The lesson is finished off with a 9 mark question that looks at Lego and the proposed introduction of 2 different pricing strategies. An exemplar answer and student checklist is given for this question.

A fun 2-3 lesson set of activities that explains the types and benefits of market segmentation. A choice of recall starters are also included at the start of the Powerpoint.

A simple to teach and follow lesson on the topic of poverty. Visuals, explanations and activities are included throughout, as well as past paper style questions and answers.

A Powerpoint and accompanying set of resources that covers around 2-3 hours of teaching. Simple explanations are included throughout, alongside engaging activities and tasks with answers. This resource is designed for the Edexcel GCSE Business course.

A mixture of true/false, mix n match, multiple choice and written questions covering a range of topics featured in the 1.3 Edexcel Business GCSE. A good way to review and finish off the unit. 39 marks in total.

A lesson that focuses on how managers, leaders and shareholders use financial documents to make comparisions and set targets. It also refers to the impacts of window dressing, and how documents such as income statements can be distorted by ‘creative accounting’.

A 1-2 lesson activity that requires students to do a full ratio analyse of a company. Simple explanations, questions and answers are provided throughout. A great lesson to deliver at the end of Unit 7.2.

A simple to follow lesson that explains how to calculate and interpret both current and acid test ratios. Questions and answers are provided throughout.

A lesson that can be applied to both IGCSE/GCSE which encourages students to think about the concept and ways that firms achieve a ‘competitive advantage’. A particular focus is placed on differentation. PowerPoint and accompanying worksheet included.

A comprehensive resource that can be taught over 2-3 lessons, covering the basic macroeconomic aims of governments & potential conflicts between aims. Activities, questions and answers are provided throughout.

A wide variety of topics are covered in a comprehensive 3 hour plus revision session. Answers and explanations are provided throughout. Highly impactful for students and a real time saver for teachers !

A key terms test with 30 questions. Usually i either give this at the end of Year 10 or as part of the Year 11’s ongoing revision. This resource is free, please leave a review.

A simple to teach and engaging lesson on shareholders + what influences share prices. Activities are included throughout, as well as a 9 mark question which uses Apple as a case study. An exemplar answer is provided.

A simple to teach/follow lesson on the topic of poverty. Easy to understand explanations, questions and answers are included throughout the PowerPoint.