AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY KSIJ - CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHEMES OF WORK Document No: Revision : 0 FRM-ACD-19 SUBJECT: BUSINESS STUDIES LEVEL: YEAR 10 SUBJECT TEACHERS: Mr. YUSUF, SILVANUS & TUMAINI WEEKS TOPIC/ SUB TOPIC July 2nd week Business activity LEARNING OBJECTIVES Demonstrate an understanding of the purpose and nature of business activity. . TERM 1 YEAR: 2022 HOD : Mr. VICTOR TEACHERS & REFERENCE STUDENTS ACTIVITIES S/ RESOURCES Start with the question ‘What makes a successful business?’. Learners write down words or ideas on small squares of paper. classify similar words together and explore patterns between the words that may identify different elements of each term. Lead a class discussion to draw out the key features of the course REMARK S Igcse business studies course book 5th edition & Past paper questions Author : Secretariat Approved by : CBE Date : 01/06/2018 This is a controlled document and subject to revision control. Responsibility to check the current revision level is with the reader. This document is the sole property of Al Muntazir Schools and no unauthorized use or copying is allowed © AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY KSIJ - CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHEMES OF WORK Document No: Revision : 0 FRM-ACD-19 Use a diagram to explain the concept of added value. Explain how added value is the difference between the selling price and the cost of all materials bought to make the product. Learners complete a worksheet, which guides them to investigate why added value is important and how a business could increase its added value July 3rd week Classification of businesses Understand the basis of business classification. Give reasons for the changing importance of business classification. Understand the basis of business classification. Give reasons for the changing importance of business classification. Use the example from 1.1 to show the different types of businesses involved in production. Define primary sector secondary sector and tertiary sector. Learners are given an activity to match the examples of business activity by sector. Give learners a simple explanation of the main differences between the public and private sector. As a Sort cards Author : Secretariat Approved by : CBE Date : 01/06/2018 This is a controlled document and subject to revision control. Responsibility to check the current revision level is with the reader. This document is the sole property of Al Muntazir Schools and no unauthorized use or copying is allowed © AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY KSIJ - CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHEMES OF WORK Document No: Revision : 0 FRM-ACD-19 class, read and discuss two short extracts about organisations in the private sector and public sector. Focus on the key features of each sector. Use a quiz based on examples from your own country to identify which sector each organisation can be classified in. Learners hold up cards to classify examples into the correct sector. July 4th week to august 1st week Enterprise, business growth and size Describe characteristics of successful entrepreneurs. Learners should be able to identify and explain what is included in a business plan and be able to explain how business plans can assist entrepreneurs. Identify methods that Governments might use to help business start–ups and explain why they help such businesses . Learners discuss the characteristics the person has and issues they might have had to deal with in setting up the business. Ask learners to consider what the essential qualities of a successful entrepreneur are. Learners could give a presentation on their findings to the whole class. (I) Give learners a simple explanation Youtube/ Business coursebook Author : Secretariat Approved by : CBE Date : 01/06/2018 This is a controlled document and subject to revision control. Responsibility to check the current revision level is with the reader. This document is the sole property of Al Muntazir Schools and no unauthorized use or copying is allowed © AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY KSIJ - CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHEMES OF WORK Document No: Revision : 0 FRM-ACD-19 August 2nd week to 3rd week Types of business organisation Apply knowledge and understanding of the methods and problems of measuring the size of business. Learners should be able to explain reasons why some businesses grow and others remain small. Explain why some (new or established) businesses fail. of a business plan. Show a video clip, for example: www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/z4br 87h/video Learners summarise the main points about what Use data on business failure to introduce the topic. Learners work in groups to list possible reasons for business failure. Each group in turn identify one reason. Record answers on the board and then discuss results as a group. Explain the main features of different forms of business organisation. Recommend and justify a suitable form of business organisation for a given situation. Presentation on the main features of each form of business organisation. It is important to include concepts of risk, ownership and limited liability. Learners complete an activity to match relevant features to different Author : Secretariat Approved by : CBE Date : 01/06/2018 This is a controlled document and subject to revision control. Responsibility to check the current revision level is with the reader. This document is the sole property of Al Muntazir Schools and no unauthorized use or copying is allowed © AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY KSIJ - CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHEMES OF WORK Document No: Revision : 0 FRM-ACD-19 types of organisation. Divide learners into 4 groups – one to represent each main form - sole trader, partnership, private limited company and public limited company. Each group prepare a table or mind map of the advantages and disadvantages of their given structure AUGUST 4th week Business objectives and stakeholders objectives Identify the need for business objectives, explain the different objectives that businesses might have as well as explain the importance of them. Identify the objectives of social enterprises. Demonstrate an awareness of the aims and objectives of enterprises in both private and public sectors. Learners work in groups to make two different lists – one of personal objectives and one of possible business objectives. Each group shares ideas with the class. Use this as the basis for a discussion on the benefits of setting aims/objectives. As a class, discuss why different businesses might have different objectives. Explain how a business will set different types of objectives and these can change over time. Author : Secretariat Approved by : CBE Date : 01/06/2018 This is a controlled document and subject to revision control. Responsibility to check the current revision level is with the reader. This document is the sole property of Al Muntazir Schools and no unauthorized use or copying is allowed © AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY KSIJ - CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHEMES OF WORK Document No: Revision : 0 FRM-ACD-19 TEST ONE SEPTEMBER 1st week to 2nd week Motivating workers Learners should understand why people work. Learners should be able to understand the concept of motivation, and the importance of the various motivation theories. Learners should be able to identify and explain the different methods of motivating employees and be able to select and justify appropriate methods to use in a range of different situations. 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This document is the sole property of Al Muntazir Schools and no unauthorized use or copying is allowed © AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY KSIJ - CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHEMES OF WORK Document No: Revision : 0 FRM-ACD-19 SEPTEMBER 3rd week to 4th week Organization And management Learners should be able to draw, interpret and explain simple organizational charts. Learners should be able to understand the roles, responsibilities and relationships between people in organizations Learners should be able to identify and explain the functions of management. Learners should be able to understand the importance of delegation and the difference between trust versus control. Learners should be able to Learners could be divided into groups and asked to a draw an organizational chart for your own school/college. As a basic activity, the class could brainstorm what a manager does. This could lead to a discussion on the role of management. Learners could discuss the leadership requirements of: an army commander, a teacher, a head of state, a Author : Secretariat Approved by : CBE Date : 01/06/2018 This is a controlled document and subject to revision control. Responsibility to check the current revision level is with the reader. This document is the sole property of Al Muntazir Schools and no unauthorized use or copying is allowed © AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY KSIJ - CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHEMES OF WORK Document No: Revision : 0 FRM-ACD-19 identify and explain the different leadership styles and be able to recommend an appropriate leadership style in a given situation. OCTOBER 1st week to 3rd week Recruitment, selection and training of workers Learners should understand what a trade union is and the benefits to workers of being members Learners should be able to identify and explain the main stages of recruitment and understand the difference between internal and external football coach. As a basic activity, a teacher could get learners to consider why trade unions exist. Learners should find out about the work of trade unions. Learners need to explore the various stages of recruitment. This could be done by visiting websites of recruitment agencies. Author : Secretariat Approved by : CBE Date : 01/06/2018 This is a controlled document and subject to revision control. Responsibility to check the current revision level is with the reader. This document is the sole property of Al Muntazir Schools and no unauthorized use or copying is allowed © AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY KSIJ - CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHEMES OF WORK Document No: Revision : 0 FRM-ACD-19 recruitment. 4th week of October Internal and external communication Learners should be able to identify and explain the benefits and limitations of part-time and full time workers. Understand why effective communication is important and the methods used to achieve it. Demonstrate an awareness of communication barriers. A teacher to give learners some information about a job vacancy, ask them to work in groups to produce the necessary documents. . Show diagram of effective communication. Explain the four features: Sender, receiver, message and feedback. Learners complete and label a blank diagram and add notes as necessary. Learners write down ten methods of communication that they already know. Author : Secretariat Approved by : CBE Date : 01/06/2018 This is a controlled document and subject to revision control. Responsibility to check the current revision level is with the reader. This document is the sole property of Al Muntazir Schools and no unauthorized use or copying is allowed © AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY KSIJ - CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION Document No: SCHEMES OF WORK Revision : 0 FRM-ACD-19 Record all methods on the board. Discuss why there are different methods of communication. 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