Studying Business at Fulneck offers a vocational pathway to exploring the world of business. In addition to developing business-related knowledge and understanding. It makes way for the hands-on application of skills that the BTEC helped students develop. Designed with a focus on employability and developing transferable skill sets applicable to a wide range of employment and further study scenarios, the new course will focus on applying business knowledge and techniques to a broad range of real-world examples. It will illustrate how dynamic and exciting this subject is, as well as why it is so popular amongst employers and students. The study and assignment preparation skills embodied in the Post-16 Business Studies curriculum are of great value to universities; the course is well respected and carries the same UCAS points as an A-level. In due course, you could use your Business qualification to pursue roles within SMEs (small- to medium-sized enterprises), innovative new start-ups, charities, non-profit organisations and NGOs. If you have a bright idea and the knowledge to back it up, you may even consider launching your own business. Other available careers within the business include roles in accounting and finance departments, which take in large numbers of business graduates. Other sectors with high demand include marketing and advertising, as well as retail, sales, human resources and business consultancy. The diversity and plenitude of careers in business underlies the subject's appeal for many students.