Business
Course summary
Do you see yourself as the next Sir Alan Sugar or maybe a Dragon? Are you interested in running your own business?What about going global and following in the footsteps of Sir Richard Branson and Virgin? The last two decades have seen a revolution in attitudes to entrepreneurial activity and the development of globalisation. As a result, Business has become one of the fastest growing A Levels, offering students an opportunity to find out how real businesses organise themselves to achieve a wide range of objectives in a highly competitive global economy. Students will learn about risk, what makes a successful entrepreneur, financing a business, marketing, human resource management, organising business operations, strategic decision making, investment appraisal and the global environment, and much, much more. A Level Business uses real business case studies as its foundation. Business is taught by experienced teachers with a track record of success. Delivery is via taught lessons using current business examples, up-to-date texts, group and individual research to consolidate application of knowledge. Future ProofStudying Business can lead students into many interesting careers such as finance, banking, running your own business, HR, operations management and marketing.
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A Level Business students need to have good communication skills and be confident using numbers
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