Financial Forecasting for Business
This unit enables learners to understand the financial aspects of running a business including costs, revenue, profit, break-even and cash flow.
Assessment: Coursework Investigating Financial Control
Looks at the financial aspects of running a business, starting with an investigation into the types of costs that different businesses will incur.
Assessment: Coursework
People in Organisations Training and Employment in Business Working in Business Teams
In these units learners are introduced to the importance of the roles people have and the contribution individuals and groups make to the effectiveness of organisations. Students study aspects of employment such as the recruitment and selection process and legal protection in the workplace.
Assessment: Coursework Customer relations in Business
This unit will explore the importance of excellent customer service to business organisations. Students will develop and broaden their understanding of customer relations through research and practical activities.
Assessment: Coursework Business Enterprise
In this unit students will learn how to set up and run a samll business. They will develop their understanding of different issues which will affect preparing to run a business including ownership, regulations and laws and the importance of a proper business plan.
Assessment: Coursework
Verbal and Non- verbal communication in Business Contexts
Business Communication through Documentation
The purpose of these units is to develop learners’ ability to use communication skills effectively in the context of a workplace setting. Learners will develop their knowledge and understanding of the purpose of business communications in a range of contexts as well as developing and practicing communication skills.
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The course will run from September 2011 until June 2012. Students will attend lessons for 18-20 hours per fortnight. In addition to this students will be expected to use the 6th Form Study Room and the Learning Resource Centre to study independently. It is expected that the majority of coursework will be completed outside the classroom.
On completion of a BTEC First Diploma, students can go onto further education to study a BTEC National Diploma in Business at College, or an ‘A’ level programme at school or they can go directly into employment.
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