I have basically done a new and improved formula resource covering everything they need to know. Includes interpretation notes to help students interpret the results of their calculations for analysis and evaluation. It includes examples with working for the trickier topics such as Critical Path, Investment Appraisal, moving averages etc.

Everything you need for 2-3 hours learning the key elements of Source of Finance. Mainly aimed at GCSE/BTEC Level 2/3 but can be easily adapted with a little more detail and trickier scenarios for A Level. Included: - Research Task - for completion in class or at home as flipped (recommended) - Card sort for starter, internal/external and long term/short term methods - PowerPoint with task slides as well as definitions and pro’s and con’s of sources - Task sheets with 6 scenarios based around small businesses for students to apply their knowledge and understanding. Used when teaching Edexcel spec but will satisfy other exam boards specs.

Lesson PowerPoint which is very student led with several small tasks building up knowledge of The Product Life Cycle including: - the stages and how sales volume interacts - placing known products on the PLC where they believe they are at now - extension strategies (when they are usually used and when they SHOULD be used by good businesses) - how profit changes throughout the Product Life Cycle (just need to draw it on one of your slides) - Exam style questions Enjoy!

UPDATED FOR 2020 This is a guideline on how to achieve perfect exam technique on every type of question that comes up on the Edexcel A Level Business exam papers. As a previous Edexcel examiner I am a specialist in exam technique and deliver this to schools around the country. It includes how to answer: 4 Mark ‘Calculate’ Questions 4 Mark ‘Explain’ Questions 8/10/12/20 Mark questions using PEACH paragraphs Purchase it before I release the ‘Every student AIMS for a good conclusion’ and ‘Worked examples with examiner commentary’ and receive these free.

This resource is perfect to use with Mastering Edexcel Business A Level Exam Technique - Writing a PEACH of a paragraph. It is a perfect tool for students to use sitting A Level Edexcel Business Studies to plan extended answer questions. I have used it with my students and those that I tutor and it has improved development of chains and judgements to the point where students have improved by 1-2 grades on average following a month of use.

Mock Paper 2 written for my class mock. Written so that it doesn’t re-cover any topics already covered explicitly in past papers so it allows students extra practice (as much as possible). Written completely using holiday market context to get them into the mindset for Paper 3. Includes a smaller business in section A and a larger more international business in section B. MARK SCHEME NOW UPLOADED Will be bundled with the mock Paper 1 I have created to save you some ££££. Anyone purchasing both will receive model answers written by senior examiner largely following the PEACH framework for paragraph structure and AIMS/MOPS for conclusions.

Mock Paper 1 written for my class mock. Written so that it doesn’t re-cover any topics already covered explicitly in past papers so it allows students extra practice (as much as possible). Includes a small business in section A and an international business in section B. Will be bundled with the mock Paper 2 I have created to save you some ££££. Paper 2 mock written completely using holiday market context to get them into the mindset for Paper 3. Anyone purchasing both will receive model answers written by senior examiner largely following the PEACH framework for paragraph structure and AIMS/MOPS for conclusions.

Includes full lesson, covers JIT, JIC and stock control charts. Made a kahoot to recap production, productivity and quality focus to use at the start to lead in to the lesson https://create.kahoot.it/k/0167e948-e6cd-4da3-8fe2-7acd7957d831

GCSE Market Mapping lesson, including: Engaging settler Engaging starter Chocolate market map provided to introduce topic UK fast food kinasthetic market mapping activity (initial research required of students) Exam style questions Used when teaching Edexcel spec but will satisfy other exam boards specs.

Due to the lack of exam papers I have written one for my current Year 12’s to sit as their end of year Theme 2 mock. Paper is a hybrid between Paper 2 and Paper 3 style as I wanted my students to get the hang of the ‘Assess 2’ 8 mark questions. I have written it in the style of an A Level paper rather than an AS paper and have created up to date case studies including Google, Tesla & VW. Email me for Mark Scheme on t3acher4l1fe@gmail.com - won’t let me add it for some reason!

Due to the lack of exam papers I have written one for my current Year 12’s to sit as their end of year Theme 1 mock. Paper layout exactly the same as Paper 1 real exam. Case studies are for Boohoo clothing and Costa.

Created from the official mark schemes with the added insight of a senior examiner, these student friendly, simplified assessment sheets covered 10,12 and 20 mark questions are perfect for: - teachers to assess students work and easily show where students need to make progress in their skills - students to easily self and peer assess to improve progress Instructions: Read the student response, highlight (literally using a highlighter) the level descriptor that best describes the response for each skill focusing on one skill at a time, Knowledge, Application, Analysis and then Evaluation. You will then see clearly what level the overall response is using a 'best fit' approach, for example if you have highlighted as below: Knowledge - Level 3 Application - Level 3 Analysis - Level 2 Evaluation - Level 2 You will clearly place the student at the top of level 2 or the bottom of level 3.

A set of slides which can be run in the background to give students an idea of what ‘big questions’ we look at when studying Economics. Nothing crazy which is why it is set so cheap - goes well with the very topical externality taster session powerpoint.

Covers calculation, interpretation, definition and is full of discussion points! Also includes resource pack for students to assess to answer a 12 or 25 Mark Question: Discuss to what extent supply of housing in the UK is Price Inelastic. Include at least one appropriate diagram within your answer (12) ‘An increase in price will lead to producers increasing quantity supplied of their good or service’ To what extent do you agree with this statement? Make reference to an industry of your choice within your answer (25)

Written specifically for A Level Business you can ensure your students understand the topic to the point where they can link it in to other topics throughout the rest of the course. The download includes: - Lesson with build up activities with LOTS of discussion points - practice tasks calculating PED - Exam based questions (4 & 20) - 3 Extracts to make up an exam style case study for use with the 4 and 20 mark Q

Should take one lesson and possibly a homework (exam style questions at the end - depends on the level of class discussion) Hover some images in presentation mode for videos to be used near start of the lesson.

Being asked by management to back up intervention with data? Tired of having to fill in individual students Personalised Learning Check Lists (plc's) or relying on their 'judgement' of what they think they are good and bad at to guide them in making better progress? Download the Data Driven Student PLC Generator for Edexcel GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 and solve those problems (for one unit at least). Simple get your students to sit the 4 past papers for unit 1 and get them to enter in their score for each question, the generator using formula, grade boundaries and their target grade will produce a PLC for that student to print and plan their revision and/or for you to plan your intervention. It took me a long time to create but my students love it and so does management so well worth it!