Models in A Level Business studies pocket size revision cards helps support learners to understand the key models used in A level Business ( it is suitable for all awarding bodies). Models and Theories explained include: 1. TANNENBAUM-SCHMIDT CONTINUUM OF LEADERSHIP 2. BLAKE MOUTON MANAGERIAL GRID 3. SCIENTIFIC DECISION MAKING 4. ANSOFFS MATRIX 5. MARKET MAPPING 6. SEGMENTATION, TARGETING AND POSITIONING 7. SWOT ANALYSIS 8. CARROLS PYRAMID 9. THE BOSTON MATRIX 10. THE PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE 11. MARKET SEGMENTATION 12. PORTERS GENERIC STRATEGIES 13. GREINER’S MODEL OF GROWTH 14. BARTLETT & GHOSHAL'S GLOBAL STRATEGIES 15. LEWIN’S FORCE FIELD ANALYSIS 16. KOTTER AND SCHLESINGER'S REASONS FOR RESISTANCE TO CHANGE 17. KOTTER AND SCHESLINGER’S MODEL OF OVERCOMING RESISTANCE TO CHANGE 18. CRITICAL PATH ANALYSIS 19. DECISION TREES 20. BREAKEVEN ANALYSIS 21. CASHFLOW FORECAST 22. NET PRESENT VALUE 23. PAYBACK PERIOD 24. AVERAGE RATE OF RETURN It's a colourful resource that has already made a difference to my learners, it covers 24 different theories and models with key information on each of the models and a brief description of how to use them. This presentation is designed to help your learners get to grips with this challenging aspect of the curriculum. Fab! I have also included mini revision cards that can act as picture prompts. I suggest you laminate the cards and give them to your less able learners to support them. If you decide to give the cards to all of your learners- please buy the school license. Any questions please do not hesitate to contact me

Greiner’s growth model presentation takes a look at the five different stages of growth and the crises that firms will go through during each of the stages. Suitable for A level Business, GCSE Business, BTEC Business

Great Resource for busy teachers - targeted revision questions that cover learning aims A, B and C to support learners to prepare for the unit 9 external assessment. The grid consists of questions that check the learners progress against learning aims A, B anc C, it offers learners the opportunity to self assess; tracking their progress against each of the different topics. (I have uploaded 2 versions one with a checkbox and one without) The learners compete the grid answering all the set questions and then track their progress over 6 weeks. There is room for the teacher to add comments to each of the topics. .

This SWOT Analysis workbook has three case studies that offer students the opportunities to conduct a full SWOT Analysis. Well presented case study that will keep students busy.

GCSE Business Revision Booklet helps your student to practice the main calculations in GCSE business, students are given examples and an explanation of the theory. The booklet also contains worksheets that you can photocopy for students. For balance sheets, income statements and cashflow forecast Ihave added teacher answers covers calculations in GCSE business : Profits Cashflow Income Statements Balance Sheets Ratio Analysis Updated 02/10/2020 if you have previously bought this resource. Please download the updated version

• PowerPoint lesson on SWOT Analysis - this presentation shows learners how to use the SWOT framework, with lots of useful examples and activities. The resource is suitable for AQA A Level Business as well as OCR, Edexcel and WJEC. It can also be used for BTEC Business and Access to HE Business courses. • Resources include: (i) SWOT analysis presentation (ii)SWOT Analysis workbook includes detailed student assignment Students should be able to complete the activities independently. There are clear guidelines given to students to complete the assignment. There are 3 different scenarios so teachers can use the first two for groupwork in the classroom and the third assignment for homework. Please note that the workbook in this bundle is also sold as a standalone item • xxx NEW AND IMPROVED. If you bought this earlier, please download this version you do not have to pay as it should appear in your downloads

Suitable for A level and GCSE Business. This is a lovely resource which clearly and simply explains the Marketing Mix The Presentation looks at each of the 4 P’s in turn. It covers the different approaches to Pricing, the Promotional mix , Product and Distribution channels, There are also 2 original case studies based on Heinz and Google glasses for learners to test their understanding of the Marketing Mix

Powerpoint lesson on PESTLE Analysis - this presentation shows learners how to use the PESTLE framework, with lots of useful examples and activities. The resource is suitable for AQA A Level Business Studies as well as OCR, Edexcel and WJEC . It is also suitable for BTEC Business and Access to HE Business courses. Resources include: (i) Pestle Analysis presentation (ii)PESTLE Analysis workbook includes detailed student tasks. Students should be able to complete the activities independently. (iii)Pestle Cards Groupwork I have included a teacher activity sheet that outlines the activities included in the lessons with a brief description of the tasks xxx NEW AND IMPROVED. If you bought this earlier please download this version you do not have to pay as it should appear in your downloads.xxx

This presentation looks at Critical Path Analysis, explores all the key concepts and theories. The workbook is a great tool to support less able students to understand CPA and I have used it successfully it goes through calculating EST and LFT in a methodical way which supports less able learners to fully understand and ensures progress Includes: (i) Powerpoint presentation (ii) Critical path Student Workbook If you want your students to learn and apply the CPA fluently the learning resources in this bundle will help.

This presentation looks at Ansoff’s Matrix and explores the four growth strategies outlined by Ansoff. The presentation takes students through the strategies in a simplified manner. It includes student activities that make the lesson engaging and fun. Includes: (i) Powerpoint presentation with student activities (ii)Powerpoint quiz easy to use (iii)Gapfill worksheet I’ve used this presentation successfully at the end of the lesson students were able to use Ansoffs matirx to select, analyse and evaluate appropriate marketing strategies. If you want your students to learn and apply the model fluently the learning resources in this bundle will help.

Powerpoint lesson on CASHFLOW Forecast - this presentation shows learners how businesses use cashflow forecasts, Cashflow forecasts templates offer students a good opportunity to construct their own cashflow forecast. The lesson covers solving cashflow problems and I have added a completed cashflow forecast with cashflow issues that students have to solve. The resource is suitable for AQA A Level Business Studies as well as OCR, Edexcel and WJEC . It is also suitable for BTEC Business and Access to HE Business courses. Resources include: (i) Cashflow Forecasts presentation (ii)Cashflow workbook includes detailed student tasks. Students should be able to complete the activities independently. (iii)Cashflow Forecast Tryvbes Case study (iv) Cash flow forecast Trybe’s excel spreadsheet (v) Cash flow Quiz & Answer sheet (vi)Preparing a Cash flow Forecast - Rosemary’s excel spreadsheet Student copy (vii) Preparing a Cash flow Forecast - Rosemary’s excel spreadsheet Teachers xxx NEW AND IMPROVED. If you bought this earlier please download this version you do not have to pay as it should appear in your downloads.xxx

Great teaching tool this presentation looks at the importance of break even analysis to firms. it explores how we can find the break even point graphically and arithmetically. The presentation explains clearly the concept of contribution. The presentation takes students through the different steps required to calculate the break even point using a graph. The presentation also explores the strengths and limitations of break even analysis. A workbook is also included with tasks for the students to complete

Note - if you’ve previously purchased this presentation please download this updated version. Thanks Great presentation and worksheet for anyone studying the Boston Matrix. Good for A level Business models and Theories. I’ve recently updated this presentation and worksheet to make it even more user friendly. Resources include Powerpoint Presentation with student activities Boston Matrix Student Work Booklet Gapfill Exercise Suitable for A level, GCSE and BTEC Business. Review, leave comments especially if your learners benefited from the presentation and the activities. For ease of use I have included a pdf version of the presentation and the worksheets

Blake Mouton Revision Poster is part of a series of revision posters to help students understand the models and theories used in business studies suitable for AQA and other awarding bodies n 4 simple steps.

A quick colourful business planning guide for business students that shows the steps to starting up a new business. A step by step guide to starting your own business. Great as a visual aid for students.

This presentation on market segmentation looks at the different methods a firm may use to segment the market, why segmentation is important for firms and the benefits and drawbacks of segmentation. The presentation also includes two tasks for learners to complete and a word match exercise. Suitable for A level Business studies, GCSE Business students Yr 10 & Yr 11, IGCSE Business students Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions @teiislondon

This is an essay submitted by one of my learners for Buss4 please read and upload comments on the essay. What grade would it get? What feedback would you give the learner in terms of Application, Analysis and Evaluation

AQA A level Business Studies Specification 7131 & 7132

Revision notes profits, costs and revenues