
Business has become one of the most popular post-16 choices in recent years and has experienced huge growth. This course will provide students with an excellent qualification that is both academic in its content and modern in its delivery. Business incorporates what is happening in the present day business environment at local, national and international levels. There is some mathematical content and good oral and written communication skills are necessary. Students will be expected to use different IT software to present their work. The main difference from GCSE is that students will develop a critical understanding and application of business theory, acting in a “managerial role” and using their skills to solve real business issues. The main areas of study are accounting and finance, external influences, marketing, operations and people in organisations. Topics include marketing , human resources, operations management (methods of production, capacity management, stock control and logistics/supply chain solutions) and accounting and finance. Beyond A Level, students can proceed to study Business related degrees. The possibilities are vast and, as such, this qualification provides many opportunities post-18
QEHS 42 Points. Although it helps, it is not a requirement to have studied GCSE Business. Maths is a key skill when studying A Level Business
About Education Provider
Region | East Midlands |
Local Authority | Lincolnshire |
Ofsted Rating | Good |
Gender Type | Mixed |
Address | Morton Terrace, Gainsborough, DN21 2ST |
Business has become one of the most popular post-16 choices in recent years and has experienced huge growth. This course will provide students with an excellent qualification that is both academic in its content and modern in its delivery. Business incorporates what is happening in the present day business environment at local, national and international levels. There is some mathematical content and good oral and written communication skills are necessary. Students will be expected to use different IT software to present their work. The main difference from GCSE is that students will develop a critical understanding and application of business theory, acting in a “managerial role” and using their skills to solve real business issues. The main areas of study are accounting and finance, external influences, marketing, operations and people in organisations. Topics include marketing , human resources, operations management (methods of production, capacity management, stock control and logistics/supply chain solutions) and accounting and finance. Beyond A Level, students can proceed to study Business related degrees. The possibilities are vast and, as such, this qualification provides many opportunities post-18
QEHS 42 Points. Although it helps, it is not a requirement to have studied GCSE Business. Maths is a key skill when studying A Level Business