Tricky Words Revision Resource A265 BCS Exam Get your students ready for the A265 exam with this keyword sheet. a) Circle the ones you don't understand b) Starter: Allocate a word to each member of the class, they need to explain it to the rest of the class c) Plenary: Choose a word, explain it to leave the lesson d) Home revision: You need to know what these words mean for the exam, Fill students with confidence by word recognition. Good luck to all your students in the exam.

BTEC Business - Unit 2 Finance Topics included: Costs & Revenues, Break-Even, Cash Flow and Budgets Assessing: Definition, selection and calculations. Once completed and reviewed in DIRT (Direct Improvement & Reflection Time) lesson, will act as a revision resource. Easily adaptable for future testing in preparation for online test.

Revision resources designed using Cornell's 2 column format (notes - summary). Topics drawn from the mark scheme answers. Questions multiple-choice, short-answer questions and extended questions. Quizzes designed using the Business Communication Systems A265 past papers but relevant to other Business exams. Help from students to create these resources, and any money made from these resources will be invested in the Enterprise activities of the Business Department.

BTEC Business Unit 2 Finance - Cash Flow and Bu Lesson 6: Budget of a mini-enterprise company. Teaching the exam unit with application to the Enterprise coursework. Teacher worksheet with solution. Student worksheet for sharing with students.

Suitable for GCSE Business revision (A293) BTEC Business Finance LAB2 Cash Flow & Budgeting Worksheet 5 Completing & Analysing a cash flow forecast. Activity Teacher solution

GCSE Business/Business Communication Systems Business Ownership Revision Session: “Miss, can you go through ownership again – I still can’t remember the difference between Private Limited Company and Public Limited Company!” “Miss, I still can’t answer why a sole trader or partnership would want to become a Private Limited Company!” Resource prepared to generate discussion prior to attempting exam questions in preparation for the mock exam.

BTEC Business - Unit 2 Business Finance LA.B2 Cash Flow Forecast Lesson 4: Cash Flow - using mini-enterprise receipts and spending. This is the fourth lesson in the Cash Flow module, where students are start using the concepts and link them to the mini-enterprise businesses they are running in class. Student worksheet (differentiated - LAP & MAP+) and solution.

BTEC Business - Unit 2 Business Finance LA.B2 Cash Flow Forecast Lesson 3: An Introduction to Cash Flow Forecast This is the third lesson in the Cash Flow module, where students are introduced net cash flow, cash surplus and cash deficit.

BTEC Business - Unit 2 Business Finance LA.B2 Cash Flow Forecast Lesson 2: An Introduction to Cash Flow Calculations This is the second lesson in the Cash Flow module, where students are introduced to the basic calculations in the cash flow forecast.

BTEC Business - Unit 2 Business Finance LA.B2 Cash Flow Forecast Lesson 1: An Introduction to Cash Flow Forecast This is the first lesson in the Cash Flow module, where students are introduced to the basic components of the cash flow forecast. Student worksheet and solution. E-marking working document for Spring term 2.

BTEC Business - Unit 2 Business Finance LA.B1 Breakeven Assessing student progress with break-even analysis: Key term definition Label and interpret chart Calculate break-even point Assess the effect of cost and price change on the break-even point.

Final lesson before the end of unit test on break-even. Flip the classroom. Ask students to explain to you as the teacher each of the different aspects of break-even analysis. Start with the first word, and go round the class building the response up. Once you are satisfied that the term has been defined and exemplified, move on to the next word. By the end of the lesson, revision will have occurred and you will have filled students with the confidence to do a break-even test!

How much do students remember from lessons on break-even? Use these homework tasks to check their understanding.

This lesson looks at how changes in costs and price affect the break-even point. Using Excel to teach through practical activity, by the end of the lesson, students will be able to understand the affect of changes on the break-even point. Excel Worksheet (with teacher solution) Student worksheet Example evidence of tasks in Microsoft Word. Visual representation, calculations and formula: Break-even Point: a) What happens if the variable costs increase/decrease? b) what happens if the fixed costs increase/decrease? c) What happens if the selling price increases/decreases?

Break-Even Forecast See the chart appear in Excel as calculations are completed. Break-Even the visual way. Teacher solution. Example evidence of student work. Student worksheet.

Business Communication Systems A265 Ethics & Law student workbook. Prior-knowledge questions memory joggers questions ICT Task (preparation for A267) Also attached - memory joggers to display at front of class.

Activity with formulae, explanation and example. Student worksheet Teacher Solution worksheet. Calculating: Contribution per Unit Break-Even Point in Units Break-Even Point in Revenues

Activity with formulae, explanation and example. Student worksheet Teacher Solution worksheet. Calculating: Contribution per Unit Break-Even Point in Units Break-Even Point in Revenues

Break-Even Lesson looks at the chart in order to provide an overview of what the break-even topic is all about. Once completing this lesson, students will move on to the different components and calculations, however with this overview, they will understand the 'end goal' and the steps needed more easily.