Unit 1: Exploring Business Unit 2: Developing a Marketing Campaign Unit 3: Personal and Business Finance. Unit 4: Managing an Event Unit 5: International Business Unit 6: Principles of Management Unit 7: Business Decision Making Unit 16: Human Resource Management in Business Unit 17: Digital Marketing Unit 19: Pitching for a New Business Unit 21: Training and Development in Business Unit 22: Market Research Teaching Styles To prepare for external assessments, students will be encouraged to adopt an enquiring, critical, and thoughtful approach to the study of business, challenging assumptions and considering business behaviour from multiple perspectives. Additionally, preparation for internal assessments will involve mock coursework inside and outside of lesson times, helping students develop their research and referencing skills. . Career Opportunities Throughout the course, students will apply their knowledge to real-life business situations, with updated content reflecting contemporary issues in modern business case studies. This will help students develop transferable skills useful for higher education and future employment, such as numeracy, communication, understanding the business environment, and commercial awareness. Students will expand their breadth and depth of knowledge and understanding through classwork, preparation and consolidation, enabling them to take a more strategic view of business opportunities and challenges.
Five or more GCSE grades 9-4, including English Language & Mathematics and a 4 in Business if studied.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Barnet |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Cecil Road, Southgate, London, N14 5RJ |
Unit 1: Exploring Business Unit 2: Developing a Marketing Campaign Unit 3: Personal and Business Finance. Unit 4: Managing an Event Unit 5: International Business Unit 6: Principles of Management Unit 7: Business Decision Making Unit 16: Human Resource Management in Business Unit 17: Digital Marketing Unit 19: Pitching for a New Business Unit 21: Training and Development in Business Unit 22: Market Research Teaching Styles To prepare for external assessments, students will be encouraged to adopt an enquiring, critical, and thoughtful approach to the study of business, challenging assumptions and considering business behaviour from multiple perspectives. Additionally, preparation for internal assessments will involve mock coursework inside and outside of lesson times, helping students develop their research and referencing skills. . Career Opportunities Throughout the course, students will apply their knowledge to real-life business situations, with updated content reflecting contemporary issues in modern business case studies. This will help students develop transferable skills useful for higher education and future employment, such as numeracy, communication, understanding the business environment, and commercial awareness. Students will expand their breadth and depth of knowledge and understanding through classwork, preparation and consolidation, enabling them to take a more strategic view of business opportunities and challenges.
Five or more GCSE grades 9-4, including English Language & Mathematics and a 4 in Business if studied.