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.

Communication (Lesson 13) - GCSE Business Unit 6: Human Resources PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Communication This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The importance of effective communication in the workplace and the consequences of poor communication Students should write down any text that is in red.

Aims and Objectives (Lesson 9 & 10) - GCSE Business Unit 1: Business Activity PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Aims and Objectives This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The main types of business aims Including survival, profit maximisation, growth, market share and environmental Students should write down any text that is in red.

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.

Integration Business Growth (Lesson 21) - GCSE Business Unit 1: Business Activity PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to business growth This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions Learners are expected to understand horizontal and vertical (forward and backward) integration and their benefits and costs The benefits of diversifying into new markets also need to be considered Students should write down any text that is in red.

Business Location (Lesson 24) - GCSE Business Unit 1: Business Activity PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to business location This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The factors influencing where abusiness locates The factors influencing the siting of abusiness Including proximity to market, costs, infrastructure labour supply and materials Students should write down any text that is in red.

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.

Impact Of Globalisation (Lesson 13) - 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 The opportunities and threats to businesses operating in a global marketplace The impact of globalisation on UK businesses Students should write down any text that is in red.

MNCs (Lesson 12) - 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 is a multinational company The impact of multinationals setting up in the UK Students should write down any text that is in red.

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.

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.

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.

Place (4P’s) (Lesson 14) - GCSE Business Unit 5: Marketing PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Place This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The channels that are used to distribute the products to the customer The different distribution channels used by businesses Students should write down any text that is in red.

Induction Training (Lesson 6) - GCSE Business Unit 6: Human Resources PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Induction Training This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions Create induction program Retraining Students should write down any text that is in red.

On & Off The Job Training (Lesson 7) - GCSE Business Unit 6: Human Resources PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to On & Off The Job Training This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The different types of training:  On-the-job  Off-the-job The advantages and disadvantages of on-the-job and off-the-job training The most appropriate training for employees for different businesses in different contexts and scenarios Students should write down any text that is in red.

Recruitment (Lesson 1) - GCSE Business Unit 6: Human Resources PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Recruitment This layout includes the following: Including: Starter recap questions The importance of having an effective recruitment process to employ the right people with the right job skills The recruitment process and how this will differ for different businesses in different contexts Students should write down any text that is in red.

Business Trivial Pursuit Revision Game Great for revision and end of term activity. All questions are based on the first 6 sections of the AQA syllabus WHAT IS BUSINESS? MANAGERS AND LEADERS MARKETING OPERATIONS FINANCE HUMAN RESOURCES

Business Ownership case study (Lesson 16) - GCSE Business Unit 1: Business Activity PowerPoint to deliver a lesson relating to Business ownership This layout includes the following: Including: Flotation video Case study 10 mark question This lesson focuses on helping students to structure and answer 10 mark question. The teacher can help the students as much or as little as possible.

This activity aims to get students thinking about how businesses make location decisions. The activity touches upon issues such as bulk-increasing products and fixed and variable costs. Resources needed: Per group, you will need: • The location map • A key • The Costs and Revenues Information Sheet • At least two copies of the Costs and Revenues Worksheet • The business scenario Teaching and Learning Strategy 1 Put students in small groups. Mixed ability groups may work well here. 2 Give each group a Location Map, the Key and the Business Scenario. 3 Ask students to choose one set of co-ordinates on the map on which to build the workshop/showroom. Stress the workshop (where the tables are made) and the showroom (where the tables are displayed for customers to view) must be on the same square as they will be on the same site. The location cannot be on the same square as competitors, customers or the forest.

Profit & Loss Business Game The game helps students learn about P&L accounts The aims of the ‘Gorgeous Gateaux’ project were to work in a group and successfully try to gain the most possible profit. As a group they have to decide on how many crates they are going to sell and how much they are going to sell per crate, remembering that the maximum was £10,000 each month. The price per month must go up in £1,000s.