A lesson that focuses on how managers, leaders and shareholders use financial documents to make comparisions and set targets. It also refers to the impacts of window dressing, and how documents such as income statements can be distorted by ‘creative accounting’.

This 1 hour lesson explores the causes, impacts, pros and cons of globalisation. Simple to understand examples and explanations are given throughout, alongside a wide variety of questions and answers.

An engaging 2 hour lesson on the purpose, types and benefits of promotion. Simple explanations are included throughout, alongside activities that are sure to spark your students interest. Lastly, a past paper question on promotion is included, with a peer assessment activity that helps the students ascertain their progress.

A 13 lesson pack that covers the whole of Unit 2 - Management, Leadership and Decision making. Activities have been incorporated into the slides with engaging activities throughout the 13 lessons included.

A 34 page Powerpoint that includes An explanation on how to do percentage increases/decreases & changes Worked examples Questions with accompanying answers (workings shown) A GCSE Business maths revision activity that includes questions on ALL CALCULATION topics.

A lesson that can be applied to both IGCSE/GCSE which encourages students to think about the concept and ways that firms achieve a ‘competitive advantage’. A particular focus is placed on differentation. PowerPoint and accompanying worksheet included.

A 15 page work booklet covering the topics of : Business Objectives Revenue, Costs and Profit Cash Flow Forecasting Sources of Finance Includes plenty of opportunities of self reflection, target setting and RAG’ing

A 15 page work booklet covering the topics of : What is enterprise ? Creative thinking when developing new business ideas Entrepeneur skills Invention and innovation Taking calculated risks Adding value Includes plenty of opportunities of self reflection, target setting and RAG’ing

Includes 9 x 5 minute lesson starters. Great for knowledge recall, consolidation and development of exam skills

A resource that can be used over 2 to 3 lessons. Included : A Supersize me homework task Introduction to case study and group task Briefing on the PowerPoint task Peer assessment forms for those watching presentations A score system for each pitch A 12 mark question to wrap up the topic A QR code based worksheet to consolidate 2.1

A 16 page work booklet covering the topics of : Market supply and demand Impact of changes in interest rates on small businesses Impact of changes in exchange rates How do business cycles affect small businesses? What effect do business decisions have on stakeholders? Includes plenty of opportunities of self reflection, target setting and RAG’ing

Covers a variety of topics including Segmentation Marketing Mix Shares Influences on Share Prices Market Research Business Ethics Decision Trees Dividends Share Calculations Stakeholders Stakeholder Conflict Competitive Advantage Market Share Any many more topics. A comprehensive and thorough 2 hour session for students.

Introduction to new vocab and how to use modifiers

Explanations, case studies, check point questions, exam style questions and answers all included in the PowerPoint. EAL friendly with bolding, definitions and colour used.

Activities, check point questions, case studies and answers to questions all included in the PowerPoint

A 5 lesson bundle that covers 3.4.5. A wide variety of activities, questions and case studies to explore, saving you the time developing quality resources.

A comprehensive lesson on interest rates which explains what interest rates are, who determines them, how they are calculated and the impact of changing interest rates on the consumer and businesses.

Looks at a variety of topics cover in Units 1 to 3 of the AQA - AS Business Studies course. Purposeful and fast paced revision.

An easy to follow and engaging lesson on the consequences of inflation. Included is a PPT, activities, explanations, worksheets, questions and a starter.

Simple explanations, activities and answers provided throughout. This lesson can be applied and used for both the IGCSE and GCSE Economic courses.