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Sarah Hilton has been a business examiner for over 20 years and a business teacher for longer. She is now a teacher trainer, business teacher and qualification developer. She runs the website revisionstation which provides smashing business teaching resources at budget prices.

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Sarah Hilton has been a business examiner for over 20 years and a business teacher for longer. She is now a teacher trainer, business teacher and qualification developer. She runs the website revisionstation which provides smashing business teaching resources at budget prices.
Edexcel A level Business 1.4.4 Motivation in theory and practice (complete lesson) 144
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Edexcel A level Business 1.4.4 Motivation in theory and practice (complete lesson) 144

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This lesson includes a PowerPoint and a worksheet and covers: a) The importance of employee motivation to a business b) Motivation theories: o Taylor (scientific management) o Mayo (human relations theory) o Maslow (hierarchy of needs) o Herzberg (two factor theory) c) Financial incentives to improve employee performance: o piecework o commission o bonus o profit share o performance-related pay d) Non-financial techniques to improve employee performance: o delegation o consultation o empowerment o team working o flexible working o job enrichment o job rotation o job enlargement Written by Sarah Hilton for Revisionstation
Edexcel A level Business 1.4.1 Approaches to staffing (complete lesson) 141
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Edexcel A level Business 1.4.1 Approaches to staffing (complete lesson) 141

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This lesson includes a PowerPoint and a worksheet and covers: a) Staff as an asset; staff as a cost b) Flexible workforce: o multi-skilling o part-time and temporary o flexible hours and home working o outsourcing c) Distinction between dismissal and redundancy d) Employer/employee relationships o individual approach o collective bargaining Written by Sarah Hilton for Revisionstation
Edexcel A Level Business 3.1.2 Theories of Corporate Strategy (complete lesson) 312
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Edexcel A Level Business 3.1.2 Theories of Corporate Strategy (complete lesson) 312

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Edexcel A Level Business 3.1.2 Theories of Corporate Strategy (complete lesson) This lesson covers: a) Development of corporate strategy: o Ansoff’s Matrix o Porter’s Strategic Matrix b) Aim of portfolio analysis c) Achieving competitive advantage through distinctive capabilities d) Effect of strategic and tactical decisions on human, physical, and financial resources This lesson is written by Sarah Hilton for Revisionstation
Edexcel A Level Business 2.1.2 External Finance (complete lesson) 212
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Edexcel A Level Business 2.1.2 External Finance (complete lesson) 212

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This lesson includes a PowerPoint and a worksheet and covers: a) Sources of finance: o family and friends o banks o peer-to-peer funding o business angels o crowd funding o other businesses b) Methods of finance: o loans o share capital o venture capital o overdrafts o leasing o trade credit o grants Written by Sarah Hilton for Revisionstation
Edexcel A Level Business 2.1.4 Planning (complete lesson) 214
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Edexcel A Level Business 2.1.4 Planning (complete lesson) 214

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This lesson includes a PowerPoint and a worksheet and covers: a) Relevance of a business plan in obtaining finance b) Interpretation of a simple cash-flow forecast and calculations based on changes in the cash-flow variables c) Use and limitations of a cash-flow forecast Written by Sarah Hilton for Revisionstation
Edexcel A Level Business 2.2.3 Break even complete lesson (break-even) 223
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Edexcel A Level Business 2.2.3 Break even complete lesson (break-even) 223

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This lesson includes a PowerPoint and a worksheet and covers: a) Contribution: selling price – variable cost per unit b) Break-even point: o total fixed costs + total variable costs = total revenue c) Using contribution to calculate the break-even point d) Margin of safety e) Interpretation of break-even charts f) Limitations of break-even analysis Written by Sarah Hilton for Revisionstation