This lesson covers topics outlined in 1.5.3 of the new Edexcel specification. Promotes class discussion and exploration of business examples. Includes relevant exam technique input.

This lesson was designed to identify and address student misconceptions of Legal structures/Ownership Structures.

This resource cover the Edexcel Business A Level Specification for 2.2.1 Internal sources of finance and 2.2.2 External sources of finance. Lecture slides cover the more difficult elements of the spec, Team research task with work sheet, stater assesses prior learning, active plenary.

I created this resource as support session lesson lasting 35 minutes.

The Powerpoint was designed as a AS Business revision session. The starter highlights common errors students make in drawing the demand and supply diagram. The content highlights the key things students need to know in line with the AS Edexcel business specification.

This presentation provides an editable template and instructions for an activity I developed to support and push students in applying theory to various industries and products. One of the key challenges I have found with my classes is the development of application skills. I have seen a positive impact in the development of application skills in their essay writing as a result of regular use of this activity. This activity engages students and is a useful piece of formative assessment to inform future planning.

This PowerPoint aims to promote higher order thinking. I used this with my class to set the scene for an exam technique lesson so that we could discuss the different types of thinking and different skills they will be required to exhibit in their essay writing. This was useful in helping students understand what is expected of them in the classroom and outside of the classroom in order for them to be successful. Lots of great opportunities for debate and discussion.

This powerpoint provides input and activities to help students understand The Statement of Financial Position and Liquidity Ratios.

Introduction to inflation, interest rates, taxes, exchange rates, business cycle and legislation.

This is an introductory lesson which guides students through the purpose and content of a profit and loss and gives them an opportunity to practice calculating profit margins.

This input powerpoint explores the different types of direct and indirect taxation. It allows students to consider how tax affects them individually and how it impacts on small business. Examples of well known tax avoidance and evasion are explored and legal means of managing tax identified. Generates lots of class discussion.

This finance revision sheet was originally designed for BTEC level 2 business. However it covers the very basics of key finance topics so would also be useful for other GCSE spec or as an A level revision starter.

This input powerpoint takes students through a case study to teach them how to calculate cost, revenue, profit and percentage changes. Stretch and challenge questions are integrated to get students thinking about the reality of the figures. Kahoot quiz included.

This resource provides all input for assignment 1 P1,M1,D1 in the context of assessing a college's communication. You can adapt the examples as you see fit to your institution's assignment brief or use the college as a class room example. The resource includes: - Theory powerpoint - Starter activities for each lesson - Example work for peer assessment activities - Quizzes to test students understanding - Revision mind mapping activity - Integrated videos - Business case studies to promote problem solving

This is an interactive quiz designed for the last lesson before we break up for the winter holiday. There are 7 rounds which test students general business knowledge as well as their understanding of the Edexcel A level business specification that has been covered so far.

These resources where designed to meet the AS Edexcel Business specification. Lesson 1 introduces quality, why it is important and the two methods of quality management (control vs assurance). Engaging practical activity using Malteasers, video, links to relevant theory in the spec, lots of real world examples. Lesson 2 focuses on TQM, Kaizan, and how businesses can implement TQM techniques. Links made to wider world general knowledge, business examples and vocabulary development. Please note that although the text seems out of alignment on the preview. Once downloaded all is well.

17 starters in total with answers! These are great for having on the board as soon as the students arrive. The timer motivates students to settle in quickly and complete the questions before the timer goes red. This has made a huge impact in ensuring a smooth start to lessons. Just copy and paste the slides you want as your starter at the beginning of your lesson powerpoint.