At Key Stage 5, students can choose to continue their study of business through applied learning with the BTEC National. The course is designed with mandatory and optional content that provides a balance of breadth and depth, while retaining a degree of choice so as to personalise our curriculum unit choices to the needs of our learners. Throughout the delivery of the vocational courses we ensure students get exposure to real life businesses through guest speakers or educational visits to enrich their experience of the real working world. The schemes of learning deliberately consider transferable skills such as communication, teamwork, research and analysis, integrating activities that practice these skills and ensuring students understand the value of them, ready for higher education and the workplace.
Business Studies: Merit
Vocational courses have a mixture of three main forms of assessment: external, internal and synoptic. Some of the assessments require a period of preparation before the formal assessment, others are internally set assignments that students complete independently. Each unit of study is graded to enable the students to monitor their progress across the course and reach their full potential. Final grades for students are calculated by adding up each grade of their course units.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Bexley |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Yarnton Way, Thamesmead, Erith, DA18 4DW |
At Key Stage 5, students can choose to continue their study of business through applied learning with the BTEC National. The course is designed with mandatory and optional content that provides a balance of breadth and depth, while retaining a degree of choice so as to personalise our curriculum unit choices to the needs of our learners. Throughout the delivery of the vocational courses we ensure students get exposure to real life businesses through guest speakers or educational visits to enrich their experience of the real working world. The schemes of learning deliberately consider transferable skills such as communication, teamwork, research and analysis, integrating activities that practice these skills and ensuring students understand the value of them, ready for higher education and the workplace.
Business Studies: Merit
Vocational courses have a mixture of three main forms of assessment: external, internal and synoptic. Some of the assessments require a period of preparation before the formal assessment, others are internally set assignments that students complete independently. Each unit of study is graded to enable the students to monitor their progress across the course and reach their full potential. Final grades for students are calculated by adding up each grade of their course units.
