This resource is intended for both Higher and Standard Level IB Business Management students. The Power Point provides a clear introduction to the concept of break even analysis, with a range of learning tasks including video instruction links and suggestions for past Paper 2 examination case study questions on the topic. This resource can also be adapted for the IGCSE Business Studies course.

This short Power Point introduces IB Business Management students to the class seminar as an activity for engaging in deeper discussions about a particular course topic. The resource includes a video link and instructions to students on how to prepare for class seminars.

A pdf file offering a broad introduction to the key leadership styles - autocratic, democratic, laissez-faire, paternalistic and situational, with real life examples of these leadership styles. A number of suggested student activities are also included. Suitable for IGCSE Business Studies teaching but also relevant to the IB Business Management syllabus.

The presentation covers the syllabus content for this IB Business Management HL/SL topic. Includes links to an introductory video, some examples of a SWOT analysis carried out on some well known multinational companies and a collaborative student activity, Useful for both whole class teaching or independent learning.

An introductory PowerPoint that introduces students to the topic of business and the first unit of the IB Business Management course.

A 12 slide PowerPoint introducing the different types of business organisation - sole trader, partnership, limited company etc. There is also an exercise to get students thinking about starting their own small business and creating a Deed of Partnership.

This Power Point introduces students to the topic of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). There is a link to an excellent video on McDonald’s unethical practices and an activity for students to work in small groups and conduct a CSR audit on a business of their choice.

This short Power Point introduces students to the concepts of the mission and vision statements. It includes a short activity where students research examples of mission and vision statements of well-known businesses and enables them to set mission and vision statements for their own small business partnerships.

This PowerPoint provides an introduction to the market research concept. Students will learn how to define it, explain the difference between primary and secondary market research using examples and weigh up the pros and cons of both types of research. There is also a suggested task for students to carry out a market research survey to establish the potential demand for a product they may wish to sell.

This PowerPoint introduces students to the cash flow forecasting concept. After completing this unit, students will be able to: distinguish between profit and cash flow explain the working capital cycle construct and interpret cash flow forecasts comment on the relationship between investment, profit and cash flow evaluate possible strategies for dealing with cash flow problems. Links to YouTube video explanations and a suggested past paper practice question are also suggested.

This PowerPoint introduces students to the concept of budgets. After completing this unit, students will be able to: Understand how important budgets and budgeting are for organisations Calculate and interpret budget variances. Analyse the role of budgets and variances in a business’s strategic planning. Explain the differences between and the roles of cost and profit centres.