A key terms test with 30 questions. Usually i either give this at the end of Year 10 or as part of the Year 11’s ongoing revision. This resource is free, please leave a review.

A simple, but highly effective resource that you can give to students to self/peer assess any 9 or 16 mark question. Get your students to give a score/level + WWW + EBI using the grids. A great way to promote independence, cut down on your marking and develop exam technique among your students.

A comprehensive list of all of the key topics in unit 7. My student found this useful for keeping on track in this huge unit and also RAG’ing their subject knowledge before unit tests. 6 pages in total.

2 x 9 Question revision starters are provided. These work really well towards the end of the 2 year course and take about 10-15 minutes at the start of lesson. Answers are provided for both.

A worksheet that encourages students to think about location factors for 4 different scenarios. A nice piece of homework or worksheet to accompany a lesson.

A 35 minute activity that explores the interests and potential conflict between a variety of different stakeholder groups.

An easy to follow but highly effective worksheet covering the topic of ‘Business Objectives’. A student led, independant task.

A collection of Business Studies displays. The pack includes 31x A4 posters that focus mainly on exam technique; encouraging students to be analytical and evaluative in their writing, while giving them the exam skills needed reach higher grade boundaries (at both GCSE and A Level)

A list of all key terms which is invaluable to learners, espiecally those who are EAL and a multiple choice test with 23 questions. This includes answers to facilitate peer or self assessment to save teachers time.

A 4 page worksheet complete with relevant links to information on the ‘Thatchers’ case study. Topics covered, include : The product life cycle Managing resources Inventory management GPM and NP Departments and necessary skills required within them. Job advertisements

40 different topics Questions for 10 different tables 4 questions per table Ideally 5 minutes per table / 2 minutes adding in corrections or alternative answers Questions and answers are provided Great student led lesson.

An excellent resource, especially for those needing to introduce or improve their student’s structure in 9 mark answers. The case study is included, alongside a writing frame and several tasks that encourage the student to unpick the case study. I found this worked really well with EAL students and lower ability students who struggle to write longer answers.

A comprehensive 1 lesson pack that includes a PowerPoint and numerous activities that help students develop a strong understanding of the topic of market mapping.

A resource that requires students to develop a marketing campaign for Walkers. Incredibly fun and a great way to either introduce or summarise the topic of the 4P’s.

A great resource for students to use to continuously self assess their progress. These can be placed in folders at the front of units. I ask my student to update their PLC checklists when they come into the room. Really useful for identifying tricky revision topics too !

A brilliant resource that helps and guides students structure and write top quality answers in their Oxford AQA International Business course. Covers : 3,4,9 and 12 mark questions. These are best used cut out and laminated, allowing students to use them while attempting exam style questions.

A great resource that helps International AS Bus review and consolidate their knowledge of Unit 1 - Business and Markets

A complete lesson on the pros and cons of ratio analysis. Included is : An introduction to the topic A research activity A scaffolded 10 mark question of the pros and cons of ratio analysis An exemplar 10 out of 10 answer

An incredibly successful lesson that included 2 recall starter activities A structured debate with various different notions put forward A scoring system for each round A 9 mark question on the topic with an interesting case study An exemplar answer.

-Questions to place on 10 different tables 4 questions per table 40 topics in total 5 minutes per table / 2 minutes to add in corrections & alternative answers Answers provided Brilliant and really effective revision lesson.