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Recruitment Task (Lesson 2) - GCSE Business
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Recruitment Task (Lesson 2) - GCSE Business

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Recruitment Task (Lesson 2) - GCSE Business Unit 6: Human Resources PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Recruitment process This layout includes the following: Including: Working in groups of 6. Students are a team of Human Resource advisors and you have been asked to assist Standor to appoint a new employee to fill the vacancy that has been advertised. Students responsibility to work together to read through the information provided and decide on the most suitable candidate for the job. Students must read through all of the background information about Standor and look at the information about the current vacancy that has been advertised. Students have six different hopeful applicants. Students must read through each of their application forms and letters and decide on the three most suitable candidates that you will invite to attend an interview. Use the shortlisting sheet provided to help. Students should write down any text that is in red.
Stakeholder Mapping (Lesson 9) - A-Level Business
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Stakeholder Mapping (Lesson 9) - A-Level Business

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Stakeholder Mapping (Lesson 9) - A-Level Business Unit 2: Managers, leadership and decision making PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to 3.2.3 Understanding the role and importance of stakeholders This layout includes the following: Including: *Starter Questions *Understanding the stakeholder mapping grid *Managing stakeholder relationships *Revision map homework Students should write down any text that is in red.
Fully Automated Teachers' Markbook
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Fully Automated Teachers' Markbook

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This spreadsheet is a time saving resource for class teachers, heads of department and school leaders. Included is a ready formatted copy of the spreadsheet and a ‘How to’ guide which breaks down and explains step-by-step. This spreadsheet is designed to allow class teachers and HoDs to easily monitor student progress over time and identify students for intervention. Once set up using the how-to guide, class teachers simply need to enter assessment grades and the Excel sheet automatically calculates whether each student is below, on or above target. The workbook also analyses data and breaks down the % of students above, achieving or below target for key groups such as SEND, PP, EAL, etc. This data can also broken down by each class in that year group.
P&L Accounts (Lesson 8) - GCSE Business
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P&L Accounts (Lesson 8) - GCSE Business

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P&L Accounts (Lesson 8) - GCSE Business Unit 4: Finance PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to P&L Accounts This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The main components of a profit and loss account Construct and calculate a profit and loss account Including sales turnover (revenue), cost of sales, gross profit, expenses and net profit Students should write down any text that is in red.
Providing Goods and Services (Lesson 4) - GCSE Business
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Providing Goods and Services (Lesson 4) - GCSE Business

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Providing Goods and Services (Lesson 4) - GCSE Business Unit 1: Business Activity PowerPoint, starter questions and a online quiz to deliver a lesson relating to Providing Goods and Services This layout includes the following: Including: The purpose, types of goods and services provided and examples of organisations in the private and the public sector Including raw materials, machinery and equipment, workers and site Students should write down any text that is in red.
Interest rates (Lesson 10) - GCSE Business
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Interest rates (Lesson 10) - GCSE Business

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Interest rates (Lesson 10) - GCSE Business Unit 2: Influences on business PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Interest rates This layout includes the following: Including: Including interest rates Interest rate worksheet & calculations Students should write down any text that is in red.
European Union (Lesson 14) - GCSE Business
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European Union (Lesson 14) - GCSE Business

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European Union (Lesson 14) - GCSE Business Unit 2: Influences on business PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Globalisation influences This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions What are the European Union and the European single market The impact of membership of the European Union to businesses and their stakeholders Students should write down any text that is in red.
Unemployment and Inflation (Lesson 9) - GCSE Business
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Unemployment and Inflation (Lesson 9) - GCSE Business

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Unemployment and Inflation (Lesson 9) - GCSE Business Unit 2: Influences on business PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to economic influences This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions Including changing levels of unemployment and inflation Students should write down any text that is in red.
Supply Chain (Lesson 7) - GCSE Business
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Supply Chain (Lesson 7) - GCSE Business

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Supply Chain (Lesson 7) - GCSE Business Unit 3: Operations PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Supply chain This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions Learners are required to have an overview of the role of the procurement, logistics and stock control Stages of the supply chain Students should write down any text that is in red.
Importance of quality (Lesson 5) - GCSE Business
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Importance of quality (Lesson 5) - GCSE Business

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Importance of quality (Lesson 5) - GCSE Business Unit 3: Operations PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Quality This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The importance of quality to a business Students should write down any text that is in red.
Quality control & assurance (Lesson 4) - GCSE Business
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Quality control & assurance (Lesson 4) - GCSE Business

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Quality control & assurance (Lesson 4) - GCSE Business Unit 3: Operations PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Quality control & assurance This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The concept of quality Implementing quality assurance and quality control Students should write down any text that is in red.
Sales Process (Lesson 11) - GCSE Business
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Sales Process (Lesson 11) - GCSE Business

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Sales Process (Lesson 11) - GCSE Business Unit 3: Operations PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Sales Process This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The various stages involved in the sales process Preparing through good product knowledge Identify sales opportunities Understanding needs and wants of customers Informing customers of the features and benefits of the product or service Closing the sale Following up and after sales Students should write down any text that is in red.
Qualitative vs Quantitative Factors of P&L (Lesson 9) - GCSE Business
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Qualitative vs Quantitative Factors of P&L (Lesson 9) - GCSE Business

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Qualitative vs Quantitative Factors of P&L (Lesson 9) - GCSE Business Unit 4: Finance PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to P&L Accounts This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions Learners are expected to understand the importance of the profit and loss account to Businesses and their stakeholders Interpret a profit and loss account Students should write down any text that is in red.
Breakeven using contribution (Lesson 6) - GCSE Business
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Breakeven using contribution (Lesson 6) - GCSE Business

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Breakeven using contribution (Lesson 6) - GCSE Business Unit 4: Finance PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Breakeven using contribution This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions Learners are expected to calculate break-even per unit using the formula Students should write down any text that is in red.
Profit ratios (Lesson 10) - GCSE Business
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Profit ratios (Lesson 10) - GCSE Business

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Profit ratios (Lesson 10) - GCSE Business Unit 4: Finance PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Profit ratios This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions Calculate and interpret gross and net profit margins to comment on business performance Students should write down any text that is in red.
Breakeven (Lesson 5) - GCSE Business
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Breakeven (Lesson 5) - GCSE Business

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Breakeven (Lesson 5) - GCSE Business Unit 4: Finance PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to breakeven This layout includes the following: Including: What is meant by break-even Construct and interpret a break-even chart Students should write down any text that is in red.
Recruitment case study (Lesson 4) - GCSE Business
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Recruitment case study (Lesson 4) - GCSE Business

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Recruitment case study (Lesson 4) - GCSE Business Unit 6: Human Resources PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Recruitment This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The advantages and disadvantages of the different methods of recruitment The most appropriate recruitment process and methods for different businesses in different contexts and scenarios Recruitment case study Students should write down any text that is in red.