Students will study the four main functional areas of business: Marketing, Human Resources, Finance and Production. In addition to this, they will study a wide range of other topics, such as entrepreneurial characteristics, business ownership, franchises, stakeholders, business plans, risk and reward, supply and demand, international trade and globalisation, the European Union, change management and contingency planning, and external influences such as political, economic, social, technological, ethical and legal factors. Students will analyse how businesses currently behave and make suggestions on future decisions. This may include how to recruit or motivate employees, how to advertise a new product, or how to secure the finance needed for starting or expanding a business. Career Pathways – Human Resource Management – Marketing and Advertising – Financial Management and Accounting – Production Management – E-Commerce – Business Law – Entrepreneurship
Grade 6 or more at GCSE Business Studies. If you did not take GCSE Business Studies, you can still take A Level Business (we have lots of students who do), as long as you meet the Sixth Form entry requirements.
Modules Business opportunities and functions Business analysis and strategy Business in a changing world Assessment Component 1 – Exam: Business opportunities and functions – 2 hrs 15 mins (33%) Component 2 – Exam: Business analysis and strategy – 2 hrs 15 mins (33%) Component 3 – Exam: Business in a changing world – 2 hrs 15 mins (33%)
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Gloucestershire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Two Hedges Road, Bishops Cleeve, Cheltenham, GL52 8AE |
Students will study the four main functional areas of business: Marketing, Human Resources, Finance and Production. In addition to this, they will study a wide range of other topics, such as entrepreneurial characteristics, business ownership, franchises, stakeholders, business plans, risk and reward, supply and demand, international trade and globalisation, the European Union, change management and contingency planning, and external influences such as political, economic, social, technological, ethical and legal factors. Students will analyse how businesses currently behave and make suggestions on future decisions. This may include how to recruit or motivate employees, how to advertise a new product, or how to secure the finance needed for starting or expanding a business. Career Pathways – Human Resource Management – Marketing and Advertising – Financial Management and Accounting – Production Management – E-Commerce – Business Law – Entrepreneurship
Grade 6 or more at GCSE Business Studies. If you did not take GCSE Business Studies, you can still take A Level Business (we have lots of students who do), as long as you meet the Sixth Form entry requirements.
Modules Business opportunities and functions Business analysis and strategy Business in a changing world Assessment Component 1 – Exam: Business opportunities and functions – 2 hrs 15 mins (33%) Component 2 – Exam: Business analysis and strategy – 2 hrs 15 mins (33%) Component 3 – Exam: Business in a changing world – 2 hrs 15 mins (33%)