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On-Demand course
48 hours
Advanced level
Description
Summary of course content
Have you already thought about your business idea and want to learn the basics to develop it? Great, you chose well. Employers like individuals who are passionate about business, so if you combine this course with Economics, it is just perfect for you. You will obtain information on how to run a business and what skills are required to have your own.
The syllabus aims to enable candidates to:
understand and appreciate the nature and scope of business and the role of business in society, internationally and within each candidate’s own country
develop a critical understanding of organisations, the markets they serve and the process of adding value
evaluate business behaviour from the perspective of a range of stakeholders, including owner/ shareholder, manager, employee, customer, supplier, lender and government
develop an awareness of the political, economic, social, technological, legal, environmental and ethical issues associated with business activity
develop quantitative, problem-solving, decision-making and communication skills.
All candidates for Cambridge International AS & A Level Business study the topics below. Candidates for Cambridge International A Level Business also study the highlighted topics:
Business and environment
Enterprise
Business Structure
Size of business
Business objectives
Stakeholders in a business
Business structure
Size of business
External influences on business activity
People in organisations
Management and leadership
Motivation
Human resource management
Human resource management
Organisational structure
Business communication
Marketing
What is marketing?
Market research
The marketing mix
Marketing planning
Globalisation and international marketing
Operations and project management
The nature of operations
Operations planning
Inventory management
Operations planning
Capacity utilisation
Lean production and quality management
Project management
Finance and accounting
The need for business finance
Sources of finance
Costs
Accounting fundamentals
Forecasting cash flows and managing working capital