Company Accounts and Ratio analysis (BTEC Level 3 Business). The PowerPoint presentation is fully animated and ready to deliver. It contains a mixture of topic information, examples , and activities for each topic in the specification for learning outcome F. Including- Formula with theory and worked examples (profitability, liquidity & efficiency) Questions and answers integrated throughout Classroom activities and challenges Discussion / thinking points Group research and presentation task- 2 hours (student led) Extension task- Nike Plc accounts.**

Set your pupils to work with this student led personal finance research booklet. 2 key outcomes- 1. Explain the importance of financial sustainability for individuals 2. Identify the measures that can be taken to support an individual’s financial sustainability Will require around 2 hours of research and write up time. Students should be encouraged to use additional resources such as text books, videos and the internet.

Suitable for KS4 and KS5 learners this spreadsheet activty will help students to understand the the importance of and processes involved in personal budgeting. Resource includes a task sheet with 4 scenarios, a student template and teacher answers sheets.

Give your students the confidence, skills and knowledge they need in financial matters with this exciting Key Stage 3 classroom activity package. Content covers- Money recognition The value of money Methods of payment NB- Teacher notes/ instructions included within.

Complete lesson resource. Power-point and detailed lesson plan. Suitable for GCSE level business across a range of specifications including AQA. Lesson objectives: -To define mass/flow production -To identify the features of mass/ flow production -To investigate and calculate the cost efficiency benefits of mass production

A power-point presentation and quiz to to help students understand the differences between debit cards, credit cards, store cards and pre-paid/gift cards.

This challenging crossword is ideal for helping students to understand the key terms related to business growth. Links directly with a range of curriculum courses including the new AQA A-Level in Business.

This challenging crossword is ideal for helping students to understand the key features, pros and cons of the different forms of payment. Links directly with a range of curriculum courses including the new BTEC National in Business, Unit 3 content. Can be used as a personal finance session activity or a tutor time challenge.

Designed to help learners get to grips with Part A of the Personal and Business Finance unit this worksheet task requires learners to identify and justify the most appropriate method of payment in a range of different scenarios. Detailed answer sheet included.

Welcome to the property market! This exciting student led activity will allow learners to get to grips with the key concepts involved in purchasing a property. Following specific guidelines they will have to work their way through a portfolio of properties to select the ideal property for Tina and her family. They will then put their skills of logic and numeracy to the test, calculating a range of costs associated with purchasing the property. Powerpoint, calculation cards and activtity sheet all included.

A whole lesson interactive power-point presentation with activities and quiz. Covers a range of topics including how banks operate, the benefits of banking, the different types of accounts, savings, loans and interest rates. Approx 1 hr lesson.

Questions and activities designed to reinforce understanding of legal structures. Also addresses sources of finance suitable for each form. Suitable for both GCSE and A-Level.

Enhance your students' understanding of the budgeting process with this case study based activity. They will be required to work individually or in teams to create sales, expenditure and profit budgets. Can be used for A-Level or GCSE classes. Instruction sheet, excel proforma and answer sheet all included.

This challenging crossword is ideal for helping students to understand the key features and terms related to balance sheets. Links directly with a range of curriculum courses at GCSE, BTEC Business and A level.

Teach your students how to calculate the break-even output by formula, table and graph using this fully interactive complete lesson resource. Ideal for either GCSE or A-Level Business lessons. Includes two handouts- a starter activity covering the different types of costs and revenues, and a 'drawing the graph' worksheet.

Bring your classroom to life with this engaging activity for A Level Business Studies. Students can work individually or within groups to demonstate their understanding of corporate objectives. They will take on the challenge of developing a chain of connective points by moving horizontally and vertically around the game board, choosing key terms to address. Give your students the opportunity to enhance their higher level analytical skills, while applying theory to a business context (of teacher choice). Set of two game boards and full instructions included. Please leave a short review and feel free to have a look at the other resources on offer in my TES shop

A fun and practical activity requiring students to choose the ideal location for three different business scenarios on the map provided. They will need consider various factors such as accessibility, competition, cost of land, proximity to market and raw materials. The additional question sheet can be used as an extension or homework task. Ideal for KS4 Business students.

Power point resource covering the various factors affecting investment decisions, including situational analysis. Notes and activities included. Will cover a single hour lesson.

A Level Business Studies student workbook packed with activities, challenges and research tasks, helping students get to grips with the concept of the European Union. Suitable as an extended class and/or homework project. Covers the scope and effects of UK and EU law related to competition, the labour market and environmental legislation. Also addresses the impact of UK and EU Government policy related to enterprise, the role of regulators, infrastructure, the environment and international trade. Culminates in a final group task where students investigate the opportunities and threats to UK businesses of Britain remaining part of the EU. They will be required to present this to the class in a 5 minute presentation.