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Business Studies for Year 9, GCSE (Year 10and 11), AS Level (Year 12) and A Level (Year 13)Translate this text using Google Translate.

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GCSE/A Level business studies. KS4 Overview GCSE Business Studies Topics: The content is covered in six clear and distinct topic areas: 1) Business activity – Focuses on products and services, entrepreneurs, ownership and stakeholders 2) Influences on business – Considers external factors and influences such as technology and ethics 3) Business operations – Includes methods of production, quality control and sales processes 4) Finance – Covers sources of finance, cash flow forecasting, breakeven and data on financial performance 5) Marketing – Includes market research, marketing strategy and decision making and the marketing mix 6) Human resources – Covers recruitment, training, organisation, development and employee motivation KS5 Overview AS/A' Level Business Studies What does the AS course include? The AS course lays the foundation of understanding how businesses function and builds a knowledge of how managers make decisions. There are six areas within the subject content: marketing; accounting and finance; people at work; operations management; external influences and companies’ objectives and strategies. What does the A’ Level course involve? Business Studies can be continued at A' Level where you can further develop a critical understanding of organisations and the markets they serve through deeper study of the above subject areas.

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