This is a full lesson, suitable for introducing how money works and how banks work, based on the Cambridge IGCSE Economics syllabus. It breaks down key concepts like interest rates and value of money. The slides are also filled with activities to engage the students.

IGCSE Business: Finance Recap A simple deck to review key concepts in finance IGCSE Business along with key equations and formulas students need to know.

Labour market forces and government intervention slides from Unit 8 A Level Economics, based on the International Cambridge Curriculum. Designed to help students understand to explain MRP, wage factors, wage differentials and how jobs are affected by the market.

Equity and redistribution of income and wealth part of Unit 8 in the A level Economics Cambridge International Curriculum. Discussing how Equity and equality differ, the Gini cofficient and how governments redistribute income and wealth. These slides are ideal to deliver across 2 lessons.

This is a full lesson covering, firms, productivity, production with a focus on internal and external economies of scale. The lesson also covers different economic sectors, primary, secondary and tertiary. Finally the lesson looks at Public Vs Private sector. This is a full lesson inclusive of activities that can be done in class. This lesson is based off the Cambridge economics O level syllabus.

Trade unions simple lesson with activities and questions based on Cambridge Economics O level syllabus

This is a full lesson explaining the key differences that make workers take jobs and the different rewards they get for labour; financial and non-financial. The lesson also explores the different trends we see in labour from an economics standpoint. The lesson is inclusive of activities and video resources.

Full lesson based on Unit 1 Economics AS following the Cambridge Curriculum. Economic methodology focuses on difference between micro and macro, difference between normative and positive statements. Also looks at the concept of Ceteris Paribus. These slide encompass a full lesson.

These slide are a full lesson on Factors of Production for AS Economics from the International Cambridge Curriculum. The slides cover, the types of Factor rewards, factors of production, specialisation, division of labour and Entrepreneur skills needed.

These slides cover the topic of Resource allocation in different economic systems in AS Economics, based on the Cambridge Curriculum. These slides look at different economic systems, public Vs private sector. This is a full lesson on Economics systems with indepth explanation.

These slides cover Classification of goods and services based on the International Cambridge curriculum. This lesson covers the different types of goods: private, public, free, quasi-public, merit and demerit goods. Focusing on the concept of excludability and rivalry. With a minor focus on what governments do with merit and demerit goods.

These slides are focused on explaining the Production Possibilities Curve based on the International Cambridge curriculum for AS Level. The lesson covers the different types of shifts in a PPC, as well as how to draw, label and explain the changes. With some activities for drawing and labeling PPCs and shifts.

These slides are covering a full lesson on Supply and Demand Curves for AS Economics from the International Cambridge curriculum. The lesson covers types of demand and supply, how to draw a Supply and Demand Curve and the different shifts. It looks at the factors that affect Supply and Demand. Covering Joint demand, complements, substitutes and types of goods (inferior, normal and luxury).

These slides are a full lesson covering Price Elasticity, Income Elasticity and Cross Elasticity of Demand based on the AS Economics International Cambridge Curriculum. How to calculate the 3 types of elasticity and what the results mean. How business can take decisions based on the results of each type of elasticity.

These slides are a short lesson explaining PES and how to calculate it as as how it looks on a graph and the main factors that affect PES. This is based on AS Economics, International Cambridge Curriculum.

These slides are explaining Consumer and producer surplus for AS Economics, based on International Cambridge Curriculum. The slides explain Consumer and producer surplus on a supply and demand graph.

These slides focus on The interaction of Demand and Supply with a focus on equilibrium, this is based on the AS Economics International Cambridge Curriculum. It also focuses on the concept of disequilibrium and how the shifts will change the equilibrium.

Covering unit 1 business IGCSE Business growth chapter Fill in the gaps activity

IGCSE Business: Motivation Theories (Maslow + Herzberg) Simple Starter/ Plenary activity (10 minutes) From Unit 2: People in Business Fill in the blanks for the Motivational theories: Maslow’s Heriachy of Needs Herzberg Two Factor Theory

Simple starter sheet asking for 10 key defintions any business student need to know. 10 to 15 minutes activity at the start of a lesson.