This resource includes 9 teacher PowerPoints on all the learning criteria from the specification and is built around the T Level Technical Qualification in Finance
The contribution of digital tools and software to promoting business
efficiencies
● 9.1.1 Contemporary digital tools and software and their impact:
● 9.1.2 Financial technology (Fintech):
● 9.1.3 The implications for accounting service providers of service
delivery and costs arising from digital transformation:
● 9.2.1 Financial processes and systems, their impact and implications:
● 9.2.2 The impact of process automation and digital transformation on:
● 9.2.3 The advantages and disadvantages of digital investment:
● 9.2.4 Digital and emerging technology in a finance context:
● 9.2.5 Automation of processes:
There are also 9 multi-page student worksheets. Each one is focused on the above criteria, which all have teacher copies with suggested answers included. As well as Kahoot style interactive multiple choice quizzes to deliver to your classes.
UPDATE 13/07/2025 - 20 Flash cards added for revision that cover all learning objectives.
UPDATE 14/07/2025 - Do It Now tasks and updated learning objectives added to each teacher led Power Point.
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