Business Interactive : Unit 3
Format: Windows CD-ROM
Age Range: 14-16
License: Network Site License
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Sample Video
This brief video is taken from an interview with Azram Chaudry the owner of Sheesh Mahal, an Indian restaturant in Leeds. The complete interview discusses the various methods of making payments, be it cash through to BACS.
This brief video is taken from an interview with Azram Chaudry the owner of Sheesh Mahal, an Indian restaturant in Leeds. The complete interview discusses the various methods of making payments, be it cash through to BACS.
Unit 3 : Business Finance
Unit 3 covers all the aspects of the third section of the QCA specification. A detailed listing of the unit contents can be downloaded here.
The topics covered in Business Finance are:
- The Flow of Financial Documents
- Methods of Making and Receiving Payments
- Covering the Costs of a New Product or Service
- Using a Cash-flow Forecast
- Using a Budget
- Calculating the Break-even Point
- Calculating the Profit or Loss
- Understanding a Balance Sheet
- The Importance of Business Accounts
- Sources of Business Finance
- Financial Planning
The package guides students through the topic areas with a mixture of colourful content, video case studies, activities and tasks that are both paper-based and computer assessed. Real businesses also shed light on current practices and shows business theory in action.
Teachers can let the software guide the students or pick out certain sections for the students to cover. Case studies are ideal for bringing to life on an interactive whiteboard in front of a class. Interactive tasks can serve as a great starter session for the lesson as well as act as revision material.
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Testimonial
"Unit 3, Finance, centres on the ageing 1970s pop group 'Expensive Pencil', and adds some much-needed humour to what could be a very dry topic. My students have giggled at the case studies and successfully completed many of the tasks. These vary from filling in forms to 'joining up' the topics that have been taught."
Stuart Brooke, Business Studies Teacher, Buttershaw High School, Bradford
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