Business Studies EGCSE - Revision & Practice

2-Year Self-Study Program (5 Hours/Week)

EGCSE Business Studies Examination (Papers 1 & 2) · 2 years (120 weeks total)

What you'll learn - curriculum-aligned EGCSE Business Studies

EGCSE Business Studies. 2-Year Self-Study Program (5 Hours/Week). EGCSE Business Studies Examination (Papers 1 & 2). 2 years (120 weeks total). 5 hours per week (300 minutes). 600 hours over 2 years

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Business Studies EGCSE course - lessons, practice, and exam confidence

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Topics & modules

Week 1: Introduction to Business ActivityLesson 1.1 What is Business?; Lesson 1.2 Needs, Wants and Scarcity; Lesson 1.3 Business Stakeholders; Lesson 1.4 Public vs Private Sector
Week 2: Business Environment & ClassificationLesson 2.1 Business Environment & Classification; Lesson 2.2 Specialisation and Division of Labour; Lesson 2.3 Eswatini's Economic Structure; Lesson 2.4 Public Sector Organisations
Week 3: EntrepreneurshipLesson 3.1 What is an Entrepreneur?; Lesson 3.2 Importance of Entrepreneurs; Lesson 3.3 Support for New Businesses in Eswatini; Lesson 3.4 Measuring Business Size
Week 4: Business GrowthLesson 4.1 How Businesses Grow; Lesson 4.2 Mergers and Takeovers; Lesson 4.3 Why Some Businesses Stay Small; Lesson 4.4 Privatisation
Week 5: Types of Business Organisation - Sole Traders and PartnershipsLesson 5.1 Sole Traders; Lesson 5.2 Partnerships; Lesson 5.3 Franchises and Joint Ventures; Lesson 5.4 Limited vs Unlimited Liability
Week 6: Limited CompaniesLesson 6.1 Private Limited Companies; Lesson 6.2 Public Limited Companies; Lesson 6.3 Close Corporations; Lesson 6.4 Choosing Business Organisation Type
Week 7: Public Sector and Organisational StructureLesson 7.1 Public Sector Organisations; Lesson 7.2 Organisational Structure Concepts; Lesson 7.3 Organisational Charts; Lesson 7.4 Span of Control and Hierarchy
Week 8: Management ConceptsLesson 8.1 Delegation Concepts; Lesson 8.2 Centralisation vs Decentralisation; Lesson 8.3 Management Functions; Lesson 8.4 Qualities of Good Managers
Week 9: Leadership and Industrial RelationsLesson 9.1 Leadership Styles; Lesson 9.2 Choosing Leadership Styles; Lesson 9.3 Trade Unions; Lesson 9.4 Employers' Associations
Week 10: CommunicationLesson 10.1 Collective Bargaining; Lesson 10.2 Business Communication Needs; Lesson 10.3 Communication Methods; Lesson 10.4 Communication Barriers
Week 16: Introduction to MarketingLesson 16.1 What is Marketing?; Lesson 16.2 Product vs Market Orientation; Lesson 16.3 Importance of Marketing; Lesson 16.4 Primary vs Secondary Research
Week 17: Market Research and SegmentationLesson 17.1 Market Research Data Presentation; Lesson 17.2 Market Segmentation; Lesson 17.3 Customer Loyalty; Lesson 17.4 Marketing Mix Introduction
Week 18: The Marketing Mix - ProductLesson 18.1 Product Characteristics; Lesson 18.2 Product Types and Development; Lesson 18.3 Brand Names and Packaging; Lesson 18.4 Product Life Cycle
Week 19: The Marketing Mix - PriceLesson 19.1 Pricing Techniques; Lesson 19.2 Pricing Calculations; Lesson 19.3 Importance of Pricing Decisions; Lesson 19.4 Price Elasticity of Demand
Week 20: The Marketing Mix - PromotionLesson 20.1 Promotion Concepts and Aims; Lesson 20.2 Forms of Promotion; Lesson 20.3 E-commerce; Lesson 20.4 Appropriate Promotion Selection

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