GCSE syllabus
Every GCSE Business skill maps to a topic in the syllabus, so sessions cover what the exams test.

GCSE Business
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Every GCSE Business skill maps to a topic in the syllabus, so sessions cover what the exams test.
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Exam prep
Aristotle tracks 102 GCSE Business skills, finds the ones costing your child points, and plans review back from exam day.
Follows the syllabus, unit by unit.
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The curriculum
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Sample curriculum
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3.1 Business in the real world
3.2 Influences on business
3.3 Business operations
3.4 Human resources
3.5 Marketing
3.6 Finance
Answering the papers
GCSE Business tutoring curriculum102 skills across 7 units
3.1 Business in the real world
Covers why businesses exist, how they are owned, what they aim for, who they affect, where they locate, how they plan and how they grow. Topics: The purpose and nature of businesses, Business ownership, Setting business aims and objectives, Stakeholders, Business location, Business planning, Expanding a business.
3.2 Influences on business
The external forces a business cannot control, technology, ethical and environmental expectations, the economic climate, globalisation, legislation and competition, and how businesses change in response. Topics: Technology, Ethical and environmental considerations, The economic climate on businesses, Globalisation, Legislation, Competitive environment.
3.3 Business operations
How a business actually makes its goods or delivers its services: production methods and efficiency, buying in and moving materials, keeping quality consistent, and serving customers. Topics: Production processes, The role of procurement, The concept of quality, Good customer services.
3.4 Human resources
How a business organises, hires, motivates and trains the people who do the work. Topics: Organisational structures, Recruitment and selection of employees, Motivating employees, Training.
3.5 Marketing
How a business works out who its customers are and then builds a price, a product, a promotion and a place to reach them. Topics: Identifying and understanding customers, Segmentation, The purpose and methods of market research, The marketing mix: price and product, The marketing mix: promotion and place.
3.6 Finance
Where a business gets its money, how it keeps enough cash to trade, the calculations it uses to judge a decision, and how its performance is read out of its financial statements. Topics: Sources of finance, Cash flow, Financial terms and calculations, Analysing the financial performance of a business.
Answering the papers
The craft of turning business knowledge into marks on this specification's two papers. Topics: Working a case study or data-response stimulus, Making and justifying business judgements.
A few things you might wonder before getting started.
Aristotle's GCSE Business course tracks 102 skills across 7 units, mapped to the GCSE specification, including 3.1 Business in the real world, 3.2 Influences on business, and 3.3 Business operations. Every skill is linked to the skills it builds on, so the tutor always knows which parts of GCSE Business your child has mastered and what to teach next.
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