Business Unit 1: The Business Environment – Distinction* Exemplar Coursework Distinction exemplar assignment | 48-page completed coursework | John Lewis Partnership & Helen and Douglas House* A comprehensive exemplar for Unit 1: The Business Environment, which achieved an overall Distinction*. This 48-page completed assignment uses John Lewis Partnership and Helen & Douglas House as contrasting organisations and demonstrates how detailed research, application, analysis and evaluation can be incorporated into high-grade Business coursework. Topics covered include: Business ownership and liability Purpose, sector, scope and size For-profit and not-for-profit organisations Internal and external stakeholders Stakeholder influence and communication Organisational structures Business aims and objectives Functional areas Factors contributing to organisational success Comparative analysis and evaluation Evidence-based conclusions Real-world examples, statistics and referenced research The resource is particularly useful as a model/exemplar for students aiming for the highest grades, showing the level of depth, research and evaluation used in a Distinction* piece of work. Format: Word document Length: 48 pages, 15,000 words Grade achieved: Distinction* Please note: This is an exemplar for guidance, revision and teaching purposes. Some company information and statistics relate to the period in which the assignment was originally completed and should be updated where necessary.

This is my OCR History A level coursework for unit 3 H505. Civil Rights in the USA 1865 - 1992 It is an independently researched essay titled ‘Evaluate the two interpretations and explain which you think is more convincing as an explanation of the problems facing African Americans in the Gilded Age.’ This scored 30/30 marks (A*). Amazing to use as an example of a full completed high level answer with making scheme and comments.

BTEC Business Distinction Exemplar – Apple Innovation & Changing Market Environment* A Distinction standard BTEC Business student exemplar* exploring how the changing market and external environment has affected Apple’s innovation and enterprise success. This 3-page model response provides learners with a clear example of how business theory can be applied to a real organisation and supported with relevant evidence, market data and evaluation. The exemplar covers: Apple and the changing competitive environment Innovation and competitive advantage Ansoff’s Matrix Market penetration and diversification Apple Watch and the growth of the sports/fitness market AirPods and the wireless headphone market Globalisation and the Chinese market Competition from brands including Samsung, Huawei and Oppo Use of real-world statistics and market evidence Analysis and evaluation of Apple’s successes and challenges Achieved Distinction* and useful as a model/example of higher-level BTEC Business work. Ideal for: Classroom exemplar material Revision Demonstrating application and analysis Supporting students aiming for higher grades Assignment planning and guidance Please note: This resource is provided as an educational exemplar to support teaching and learning. It should not be submitted by students as their own assessed work.

Created as part of BTEC Business work by a Distinction* student, this 5-page resource provides a useful example of how real-world market research, business data and theory can be brought together. Topics covered include: Size and growth of the UK bicycle market Growth of the e-bike market Fold-up/folding bicycle market Brompton Bicycles case study Competitor analysis External influences / PESTLE factors Economic, technological, political, legal, social and environmental influences Marketing Mix (4Ps) Product, Price, Place and Promotion Competitor pricing Consumer buying behaviour Digital and social media marketing Market trends and opportunities Real-world business statistics, tables and charts A useful resource for BTEC Business students and teachers looking for an example of applied market research and the use of business theory in a real market. Ideal for: Teaching and classroom examples Assignment planning and guidance Market research examples Revision Demonstrating application of business theory Supporting students aiming for higher grades

A-Level Geography Changing Places Case Study – Headington, Oxford - created by A* student A detailed 5-page A-Level Geography place study of Headington, Oxford, ideal for supporting the Changing Places / Place Studies topic. This resource brings together detailed place-specific knowledge, statistics, geographical concepts and visual evidence to provide students with a developed local place case study that can be used for revision and essay preparation. Topics covered include: Location and characteristics of Headington, Oxford Endogenous and exogenous factors Investment and globalisation Infrastructure and accessibility Physical geography and topography Land-use change Perceptions of place Sense of place Insider and outsider perspectives Demographic characteristics Economic characteristics Social characteristics Poverty and deprivation Employment and education Representations of place Historical change Social and economic change Impact of Oxford Brookes University Oxford Science Park and local employment Use of statistics, graphs, maps, images and real place-specific evidence A useful resource for helping students develop the specific place knowledge and evidence needed to support higher-level A-Level Geography responses. Ideal for: Changing Places revision Local place case-study preparation Essay planning Classroom teaching Independent revision Building place-specific evidence for exams Please note: This resource is intended as an educational exemplar and revision aid.

This is my final Geography A-level non-examined assessment (NEA) for AQA in 2020. I received 58/60 (A*). The title is: How has gentrification impacted the socio-economic and environmental characteristics of Jericho, Oxford? This resource would be great to use as an example of ideas for topics and also structure and layout. This is an excellent example to help students achieve maximum marks. Includes data presentation using arc GIS. 36 pages in total.

This is my final OCR History a level coursework for unit Y100. It is an independently researched essay titled 'to what extent do you agree that there was a crisis in the Mid-Tudor period (1547-1558)? Contains both primary and secondary sources all referenced as well as historians views. This was scored 38/40 marks (A*). Amazing to use as an example of a full completed high level answer. 3945 words includes a full bibliography.

Full Food and Nutrition NEA for AQA GCSE Plan, prepare, cook and present a range of dishes that are a good source of protein that is suitable for a pescatarian. 5,500 words This contains the full submitted report that was awarded a grade 9. It contains research and all the recipes used in the final exam. This is great for students taking Food and Nutrition and want to see an example and layout of the final NEA. The whole report is 21 pages.

This study guide contains all the core practicals for GCSE Biology in a revision guide format. Contains 14 pages of all required practicals and information required for them.