Managers, leadership and decision making (Lesson 1) - A-Level Business Unit 2: Managers, leadership and decision making PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to 3.2.1 Understanding management, leadership and decision making. This layout includes the following: Including: Managers & Leaders Scenario grid activity Mintzberg managerial roles Students should write down any text that is in red.

Leadership styles (Lesson 2) - A-Level Business Unit 2: Managers, leadership and decision making PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to 3.2.1 Understanding management, leadership and decision making This layout includes the following: Including: *autocratic *paternalistic *democratic *laissez-faire *Tannenbaum Schmidt continuum. Students should write down any text that is in red.

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.

Managing Cash Flow Forecast (Lesson 12) - GCSE Business Unit 4: Finance PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Cash Flow Forecast This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The impact of cash-flow forecasts on a business and its stakeholders Recommend and justify what can be done to improve cash-flow problems Students should write down any text that is in red.

Product (4p’s) (Lesson 7) - GCSE Business Unit 5: Marketing PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Product This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions Learners are expected to have an understanding of:  Product portfolio  Product differentiation  Brand  Packaging  Product design and innovation  Unique selling point (USP) Students should write down any text that is in red.

Product life cycle (Lesson 8) - GCSE Business Unit 5: Marketing PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to product life cycle This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The use of the product life cycle diagram to show how demand for a product or service might change over time The stages of a product life cycle Students should write down any text that is in red.

E-commerce & M-commerce (Lesson 3) - GCSE Business Unit 2: Influences on business PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to e-commerce & m-commerce This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The use of e-commerce and m-commerce in the selling of goods and services The use of digital media and social media to communicate with customers Students should write down any text that is in red.

Stakeholders (Lesson 11) - GCSE Business Unit 1: Business Activity PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Business Stakeholders This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions Range of stakeholders involved in business activity Stakeholder video How stakeholders influence business activity and business decisions Students should write down any text that is in red.

Ethical Influences (Lesson 6) - GCSE Business Unit 2: Influences on business PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to ethical influences This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The advantages and disadvantages of adopting ethical policies on businesses and their stakeholders Business ethics worksheet Students should write down any text that is in red.

Methods of production (Dice Game) (Lesson 1) - GCSE Business Unit 3: Operations PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Methods of production This layout includes the following: The aim of this lesson is to look at some of issues related to different ways of producing goods The class will be divided into three teams (Job, Batch & Flow) Each group is to operate as a factory, producing paper dice. The aim is for each group to produce as many dice as possible in 25 minutes. Each dice must meet the rigorous quality standards, which are set by the customer’s buyers. Each team must decide how they can best ensure their dice are of an appropriate quality.

Environmental Influences (Lesson 7) - GCSE Business Unit 2: Influences on business PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Environmental influences This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The possible environmental costs of business activity What is meant by sustainability How businesses can respond to environmental issues and act in a sustainable manner The advantages and disadvantages of implementing environmentally friendly policies on businesses Students should write down any text that is in red.

The Stakeholder Game Your team are the management of Jorge hoping to build on the company’s previous success over the coming months. Your team have a list of 28 possible strategies for Jorge. You are going to choose one strategy for each month for 1 year. You can not choose the same strategy more than once! Each time you choose a strategy you must bring your choice to the tutor at the front of the class where your choice will be given a score. Each strategy gives a score (between -4 and + 4) for each of the 5 stakeholders listed. Your score is an accumulative total of the scores of the Customers, Suppliers, Employees and Government. Your team must try and get the highest score possible.

Decision tree case study (Lesson 6) - A-Level Business Unit 2: Managers, leadership and decision making PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to 3.2.2 Understanding management decision making. This layout includes the following: Including: *Starter Questions *Decision Tree case study *Example answer Students should write down any text that is in red.

Why Businesses Exist (Lesson 1) - A-Level Business Unit 1: What is business? PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Why businesses exist This layout includes the following: Including: Difference between goods and services Primary secondary and tertiary Value added Students should write down any text that is in red.

Mission & Objectives (Lesson 3) - A-Level Business Unit 1: What is business? PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Mission & Objectives This layout includes the following: Including: The relationship between mission and objectives Business objectives such as Increasing shareholder value, social and ethical objectives. Students should write down any text that is in red.

Sole Traders & Partnerships (Lesson 6) - A-Level Business Unit 1: What is business? PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Different Business Forms This layout includes the following: Including: Public & Private Sector Sole Trader & Partnerships Homework attached - 9 mark question Students should write down any text that is in red.

The measurement and importance of profit (Lesson 4) - A-Level Business Unit 1: What is business? PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to The measurement and importance of profit This layout includes the following: Including: The measurement of profit should include: • revenue (also turnover and sales) • fixed costs • variable costs • total costs. Students should write down any text that is in red.

Non For Profit Organisations (Lesson 7) - A-Level Business Unit 1: What is business? PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to 3.1.2 Different Business Forms This layout includes the following: Including: Online Quiz Social Enterprises Co-operatives Students should write down any text that is in red.

The Stakeholder Game Your team are the management of Jorge hoping to build on the company’s previous success over the coming months. Your team have a list of 28 possible strategies for Jorge. You are going to choose one strategy for each month for 1 year. You can not choose the same strategy more than once! Each time you choose a strategy you must bring your choice to the tutor at the front of the class where your choice will be given a score. Each strategy gives a score (between -4 and + 4) for each of the 5 stakeholders listed. Your score is an accumulative total of the scores of the Customers, Suppliers, Employees and Government. Your team must try and get the highest score possible.