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UNEMPLOYMENT - COMPLETE LESSON AND WORKSHEET Contains: Starter Activity Definition Formula Types of Unemployment Problems caused by unemployment Government strategies for tackling unemployment A number of PAST PAPER QUESTIONS to assess understanding. Please leave a positive review and have a look at my other resources.

Economies and Diseconomies of Scale - Case Study + Questions This newly written case study, which is based around the fictional ‘Sam’s Sandwich Shop’, comes in a student-friendly manner to ensure that learners can access content. Whilst GCSE students will gain understanding of the different types of economies and diseconomies of scale, A-level students will appreciate the nuances within the text which prompt further discussion. This resource exposes students to all types of economies of scale whilst also recognising the diseconomies of scale that can exist when firms expand. The factors which determine whether a business experiences economies or diseconomies are also discussed. As a successful and experienced teacher of A-level and GCSE Business Studies I have found this type of resource hugely beneficial when getting students to understand new theory. Applying learning to a case study written specifically for the purpose helps students to contexualise learning which leads to greater knowledge retention and understanding. 3x follow-up questions help students to further consolidate learning. This approach has boosted exam performance and significantly increased grades.

An assembly that draws inspiration from several well-known explorers (Christopher Columbus and Robert Peary) about remaining true to your vision and avoiding unwanted distractions. Ideal to deliver to students as they approach major milestones (GCSEs, A-Level examinations, Sporting Fixtures). PowerPoint presentation contains information within the ‘notes’ section to help you become familiar with key concepts. Includes optional post-assembly activity that urges students to consider their personal goal as well as identifying the distractions which may hamper their ability to achieve their goal. A ready-to-use resource that does not contain any school logos. Ideal for school, year group or house assemblies. Other assemblies available in shop: /teaching-resources/shop/CGSMoneyandFinance

Profit and Loss Statement / Statement of Comprehensive Income 16+ Complete differentiated lesson including: •15-slide PowerPoint complete with animations •Higher, Middle, and Lower ability Progress Clouds •Challenge questions for most able learners •Past Paper Questions to assess progress/understanding Ideal for A-level and BTEC Business and Accounting courses. An off-the-shelf outstanding lesson covering: Introduction to profit calculations Definition of ‘Profit and Loss Statement / Statement of Comprehensive Income’ Formulas Specific calculation of ‘cost of sales/cost of goods sold’ taking into account opening and closing inventory Depreciation of assets Methods of improving profit 2x Past paper questions Please leave a positive review and check out my other resources.

COMPLETE DIFFERENTIATED LESSON: Training (INC. LESSON PLAN, PPT, ASSESSMENT, DIRT SHEET) Ideal for GCSE, BTEC, Tec Award, and NCFE Business courses including OCR, AQA, EDEXCEL, WJEC. Also suitable for Citizenship and PSHE lessons. Complete lesson including: • Lesson plan • Starter activity • Differentiated Literacy Activity • 22-slide Ppt presentation including Key Words, Challenge questions/Extension activities for most able learners, Past Paper Question to assess progress/understanding (together with mark scheme) • Student Assessment • DIRT sheet to enable students to reflect on their assessment. An off-the-shelf outstanding lesson covering: • To explain why companies choose to spend/not to spend money on training • To analyse benefits and drawbacks of different training methods • What does a company’s decision to spend money on training depend on? • BONUS CONTENT: Justification of which method of training (ON/OFF) would be best in certain situations. Please leave a positive review and check out my other resources.

INDEPENDENT LEARNING - Create your own Tourism Promotion Brochure! Get your students working independently with this ‘Tourism Promotion’ Project. Ideal for Geography, English and Business students studying GCSE, BTEC, Tec Award, and NCFE courses including OCR, AQA, EDEXCEL, WJEC. Also suitable for Citizenship. Media and PSHE lessons. Complete independent project including: • Anagram Starter (Do It Now) activity • Independent activity • Plenary An off-the-shelf independent learning project ideal for distance learning or within the classroom. Please leave a positive review and check out my other resources.

EXCHANGE RATES - COMPLETE LESSON Complete lesson in easy-to-understand format. Includes: Gap fill activity Real-life examples 2x links to currency quiz starter activities Please leave a positive review and have a look at my other resources.

INDEPENDENT (HOME) LEARNING - TV Advert - Create your own Tourism Promotion! Get your students working independently with this ‘Tourism Promotion’ Project. After analysing the TV adverts that the Australian Tourist Board has put together to promote their country students will have the opportunity to get creative and put together their own for a country of their choice. Ideal for Geography, English and Business students whilst also suitable for Citizenship, Media and PSHE. Complete independent project including: • Starter (Do It Now) activity • Links to Australia adverts and framework for analysis • Independent activity - Create your own TV advert • Extension activity to extend the learning of most able learners • Plenary An off-the-shelf independent learning project ideal for distance learning or within the classroom. Please leave a positive review and check out my other resources.

Trade Union Debating Exercise Ideal exercise for students to get involved in a purposeful, academic debating exercise. Scenario: There has been a breakdown in workplace communications. The Trade Union and Business Owners are provided with differing sets of demands. Each team member gives a specific part of their argument in order to facilitate oracy, presentation skills and purposeful, persuasive debating amongst peers: Point Evidence Analysis Evaluation The opposing team then counter-argues in a similar format before the exercise concludes with ACAS mediating / negotiating a settlement. Tags: Employer-Employee Relations, A-Level Business, GCSE Business, BTEC Business, Human Resources, HR, Personnel, People Management, Trade Union

An assembly that draws inspiration from several well-known figures (Stephen Hawking, Oprah Winfrey, Walt Disney) about continual growth leaving behind a ‘fixed mindset’. Ideal to deliver to students as they begin on a course of study or as they approach major milestones (GCSEs, A-Level examinations, starting a new school year, Sporting Fixtures). PowerPoint presentation contains information within the ‘notes’ section to help you become familiar with key concepts. Includes optional post-assembly activity that urges students to write their ‘Personal Mantra’ or create a ‘Praise Journal’. A ready-to-use resource that does not contain any school logos. Ideal for school, year group or house assemblies. Other assemblies available in Shop: /teaching-resources/shop/CGSMoneyandFinance

Complete lesson on Critical Path Analysis / Flow Diagrams. Uses the disaster in the Philippines (Typhoon Haiyan) as the base for students to create a relief effort. Ideal for teaching students how certain activities need to be prioritised over others. Potential for students to do this independently if you wish. Covers: How to draw Critical Path / Flow diagrams Whether activities can be done simultaneously Stages in the relief effort Evaluation of what the speed/success of the reconstruction effort will depend on. Includes: Starter Activity Links to topical videos Extension activities to stretch the learning of most able students Worksheet to guide students through learning (opportunity here to get students to work independently) Please leave a positive review and check out my other resources.