Complete Cambridge IGCSE & O Level Business (0450/7115) PowerPoint slides
Complete Cambridge IGCSE & O Level Business (0450/7115) PowerPoint slides: full course, editable lessons with activities, exam questions and mark schemes.
Save hours of planning with a complete, ready-to-teach set of lessons covering the whole Cambridge IGCSE and O Level Business syllabus. The decks follow the syllabus order across all six sections, so they work alongside any textbook.
What’s included
Lesson decks covering every syllabus topic, from Understanding business activity to External influences on business activity
An exam skills deck on command words, the four assessment objectives, marking practice and revision techniques
A matching PowerPoint slide master with 11 layouts, so you can easily add your own slides
Every topic deck contains
Learning objectives and key terms with clear definitions
An engaging starter based on a real-world business scenario
Clear content slides with tables, diagrams and worked examples (break-even, cash flow forecasts, ratio analysis and more)
Pair and group activities, case studies and discussion questions
A quick-fire quiz, a summary slide and a self-assessment checklist
Two exam-style practice questions (2, 4, 6 and 8 marks) with full model answers in the speaker notes
Detailed teacher notes on every slide, with suggested answers and timings
Why teachers use it
Fully editable PowerPoint files
Each deck splits into 2 to 4 lessons, with a lesson plan on the title slide
Builds exam technique throughout: application, analysis and justified evaluation
Examples from international and Asian businesses that students recognise
Suitable for teaching, revision, cover lessons and independent study
Topics covered: business activity, enterprise, business organisation, stakeholders, human resources, motivation, communication, marketing and the 4Ps, market research, production, costs and break-even, quality, location, business finance, cash flow, financial statements, ratio analysis, economic issues, globalisation, and environmental and ethical issues.
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