A mix and match activity to introduce and identify the characteristics and traits of an entrepreneur and the characteristics of employees. It can be used as a mix and match individual activity or the cards and be cut up to be used in groups or pairs to organise under the two heading of entrepreneur or employee. Alternatively it can be used on the board for the teacher to ask individuals to decide characteristic of entrepreneur or employee.

Flash Cards ready to be printed for Theme 1 and calculations. Ready to be printed and laminated back to back. One card has the question, the other has the answer so that they can be laminated back to back for students to take home and use with a peer. Great for recall and revision.

Two PowerPoints with activities covering: The FUEL coaching model and The GROW coaching model. Both models are to introduce approaches for managers to coach and support positive progression and increased efficacy with there subordinates. The resources support the learning requirements for the T-Level Business Management and Administration course.

PowerPoint introduction into Stakeholder Engagement Plans (SEP) for the occupational specialism. This is part of the curriculum for the Management and administration specialism. Introduction with examples of stakeholder communication plan and Stakeholder engagement plan. Including a task for students to participate in the completion of each.

Occupational specialism resources for Management and Administration T-Level Business. The resources include PowerPoints on: *Grow Model *Supporting Minimal environmental impact in the workplace and emerging and *new technology to reduce environmental impact. *Affinity diagrams *Systematic/Tree diagram Some of the PowerPoints have videos and are related to students completing specific task, which can be modified. The PowerPoints are all created to help supports T-Level Business students with their occupational specialism for management and administration and should cover learning outcome required and allows students to complete tasks that can be used to evidence their learning.

The countryside code: lesson for students undertaking their Duke of Edinburgh award. This needs to be taught as one of the requirement pre expedition. It consists of a PowerPoint and information leaflet for young people. The PowerPoint detail the signs in the countryside that students need to know along with the rules and regulations that students will need to abide by on their expedition.

2 PowerPoint for the Occupational Specialism for 2.2- Meetings One PowerPoint looks at creating the agenda for professional meetings with a task to complete at the end. One PowerPoint looks at creating the meeting minutes, including a task at the end.