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Teacher PowerPoints for Edexcel GCSE Business

Last updated 8 Nov 2024

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Here are a series of editable PowerPoints for Edexcel GCSE Business

1.1.1 The Dynamic Nature of Business Teacher Powerpoint for Edexcel GCSE Business

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1.1.2 Risk and Reward Teacher Powerpoint for Edexcel GCSE Business

1.1.3 the role of business enterprise teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.2.1 customer needs teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.2.2 market research teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.2.2 the use of market research teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.2.3 market segmentation teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.2.4 the competitive environment teacher powerpoints for edexcel gcse business, 1.3.1 business aims and objectives teacher powerpoints for edexcel gcse business, 1.3.2 break even diagrams teacher powerpoints for edexcel gcse business, 1.3.2 break even analysis starter activity teacher powerpoints for edexcel gcse business, 1.3.2 business revenues, costs and profits teacher powerpoints for edexcel gcse business, 1.3.2 calculating interest teacher powerpoints for edexcel gcse business, 1.3.2 calculating break even teacher powerpoints for edexcel gcse business, 1.3.3 cash and cashflow teacher powerpoints for edexcel gcse business, 1.3.4 sources of business finance teacher powerpoints for edexcel gcse business, 1.4.1 the options for start-up and small businesses teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.4.2 business location teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.4.3 the marketing mix teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.4.4 business plans teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.5.1 business location teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.5.2 technology and business teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.5.2 how technology influences business activity teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.5.3 legislation and business teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.5.4 the economy and business teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 1.5.5 external influences teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.1.1 business growth - ownership and sources of finance teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.1.1 business growth - internal (organic) teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.1.1 business growth - external (inorganic) teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.1.2 changes in business aims and objectives teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.1.3 impact of globalisation on businesses teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.1.3 business and globalisation - barriers to international trade teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.1.3 how businesses compete internationally teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.1.4 potential impact of pressure group activity on the marketing mix teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.1.4 ethical and environmental considerations teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.2.1 product teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.2.1 product - the product life cycle teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.2.2 price teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.2.3 promotion teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.2.3 the use of technology in promotion teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.2.4 place teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.2.5 using the marketing mix to make business decisions teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.3.1 the purpose of business operation teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.3.1 impacts of technology on production teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.3.2 managing stock teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.3.2 the role of procurement - logistics teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.3.2 the role of procurement - suppliers teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.3.3 managing quality teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.3.4 the sales process and customer service teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.4.1 business calculations - profit, gpm and npm teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.4.1 business calculations - averate rate of return teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.4.2 understanding business performance teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.5.1 organisational structures teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.5.1 different ways of working teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.5.1 the importance of effective communication teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.5.2 how businesses recruit people teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.5.2 different job roles and responsibilities teacher powerpoints for edexcel gcse busines, 2.5.3 effective training and development teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, 2.5.4 motivation teacher powerpoint for edexcel gcse business, our subjects.

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GCSE Business Studies

Apr 04, 2019

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GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses. GCSE Business Studies . 1.2 Showing Enterprise. Unit 1 Introduction to Small Businesses. GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses. Enterprise. Objectives and Outcomes.

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GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses GCSE Business Studies 1.2 Showing Enterprise Unit 1 Introduction to Small Businesses

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise Objectives and Outcomes • To understand the role of creative thinking in business enterprise. • To apply creative thinking to aid problem solving

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise What is creativity?

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise How does this apply to business?

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise Thinking Creatively • Most of the time creative thinking just happens. It’s a natural response to new situations and problems. • However, there are different techniques that can be used to stimulate thinking. This is Deliberate Creativity.

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise Do you think on the left or the right? • Let’s start by working out how you think. • Complete the quiz in your booklets. • Add up the number of A answers and B answers that you selected.

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise Left Brained • You are said to be more logical, analytical and objective. You are good with numbers and have good reasoning. You are a good critical thinker. • Suitable jobs: Scientist, Banker, Judge, Lawyer • You are said to be more intuitive, thoughtful and personable. You are more creative and are better are recognising faces and recognising emotions • Suitable jobs: Politician, Athlete, Actor/Actress, Artist Right side

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise Lateral thinking • Lateral thinking – Thinking differently to try and find new and unexpected ideas. “Thinking outside of the box” • In business, most people make decisions based on past experience, gut instinct or logic, but sometimes this leads with ideas being fairly predictable. • Lateral thinking encourages people to create new and unexpected ideas, therefore having a competitive advantage

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise Lateral Thinking Puzzles • In your booklet are 10 lateral thinking puzzles. • Work in pairs to see if you can solve them. • Remember – Think outside of the box!

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise Lateral Thinking Puzzles • The old lady of course! After helping the old lady into the car, you can give your keys to your friend, and wait with your perfect partner for the bus. • The fireman is the only man in the room. The rest of the poker players are women. • The surgeon can not operate on her own son; she is his mother. • The last person took the basket with the last egg still inside. • He was a lighthouse keeper who switched off the lighthouse. • He fell into the Dead Sea, which lies between Israel and Jordan. The water is so salty and dense that anyone in it floats very easily. • The truck driver was walking. • The sisters are Siamese twins. • He's a priest - he's marrying them to other people, not to himself. • Bruce is a horse

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise Blue Skies Thinking • Blue skies thinking is when you begin with an object, problem or question. • You then write down every idea that pops into your head, only stopping when you have run out of ideas. • No thoughts should be analysed at this stage. It doesn’t matter if they’re silly or unrealistic. • Once there are no more ideas to write down they can all be analysed to find the best one.

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise Blue Skies Thinking • You are going to be working in groups of 4 or 5 • Each group will be given one chocolate bar. • It is your job to come up with the next generation of that chocolate bar using blue skies thinking.

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise Blue Skies Thinking • Step 1: Write down all of the features of the chocolate bar that you can think of. You can create a mind map, or a list. At this point just describe the features. • Think about • Packaging • Size • How you eat it • What it contains • Colours, materials, etc • How else it comes/is packaged. EACH PERSON IN THE GROUP MUST WRITE THE LIST IN THEIR BOOKLETS

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise Blue Skies Thinking • Step 2: As a group, you must now decide on one feature that has the most scope for development. • Write this in your booklet

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise Blue Skies Thinking • Step 3: On your own, you must now come up with 4 differentideas for developing your chosen feature. • How are you going to make it more • Interesting • Lucrative • Original • Easier to eat/package/store

GCSE Business Studies Unit 1 Introduction To Small Businesses Enterprise Blue Skies Thinking • Step 4: Come back together with your group. Who has the best idea? • Share with the class

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GCSE Business Studies Revision PowerPoint

Subject: Business and finance

Age range: 14-16

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Over 60 PowerPoint slides taking you though the key ideas in GCSE Business Studies (originally designed for AQA). The presentation is divided into units:

• Starting & Growing a Business - including business aims and busienss growth
• Legal Organisation of Businesses - sole traders, limited companies etc
• Marketing - market research, the 4 Ps
• Human Resources - recruitment, appraisal, training, motivation *Operations Management - methods of production, just in time production
• Finance - sources of finance, cash flow, balance sheets

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