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BTEC BUSINESS Level 3
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Student Handbook
Specification
Unit 1 Exploring Business
Assessment Criteria
Assignment Briefs
Learning aim A
Learning aim B
Learning aim C
Learning aim D
Learning aim E
Unit 2 Developing a Marketing campaign
Learning aim A - Introduction to the principles and purposes of marketing t
Learning Aim B - Using information to develop the rationale for a marketing
Learning Aim C - Planning and developing a marketing campaign
Unit 3 Personal and Business Finance
Assessment Topics
Preparation for assessment
A Understand the importance of managing personal finance
B Explore the personal finance sector
C Understand the purpose of accounting
D Select and evaluate different sources of business
E Break-even and cash flow forecast
F Complete statements of comprehensive income and financial position and e
Unit 8 Recruitment and Selection process
Assessment criteria and Checklist
Assignment briefs
Learning Aim A
Learning Aim B & C
Denbighshire County council recruitment docs
BTEC BUSINESS Level 3
Home
Student Handbook
Specification
Unit 1 Exploring Business
Assessment Criteria
Assignment Briefs
Learning aim A
Learning aim B
Learning aim C
Learning aim D
Learning aim E
Unit 2 Developing a Marketing campaign
Learning aim A - Introduction to the principles and purposes of marketing t
Learning Aim B - Using information to develop the rationale for a marketing
Learning Aim C - Planning and developing a marketing campaign
Unit 3 Personal and Business Finance
Assessment Topics
Preparation for assessment
A Understand the importance of managing personal finance
B Explore the personal finance sector
C Understand the purpose of accounting
D Select and evaluate different sources of business
E Break-even and cash flow forecast
F Complete statements of comprehensive income and financial position and e
Unit 8 Recruitment and Selection process
Assessment criteria and Checklist
Assignment briefs
Learning Aim A
Learning Aim B & C
Denbighshire County council recruitment docs
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Home
Student Handbook
Specification
Unit 1 Exploring Business
Assessment Criteria
Assignment Briefs
Learning aim A
Learning aim B
Learning aim C
Learning aim D
Learning aim E
Unit 2 Developing a Marketing campaign
Learning aim A - Introduction to the principles and purposes of marketing t
Learning Aim B - Using information to develop the rationale for a marketing
Learning Aim C - Planning and developing a marketing campaign
Unit 3 Personal and Business Finance
Assessment Topics
Preparation for assessment
A Understand the importance of managing personal finance
B Explore the personal finance sector
C Understand the purpose of accounting
D Select and evaluate different sources of business
E Break-even and cash flow forecast
F Complete statements of comprehensive income and financial position and e
Unit 8 Recruitment and Selection process
Assessment criteria and Checklist
Assignment briefs
Learning Aim A
Learning Aim B & C
Denbighshire County council recruitment docs
E Break-even and cash flow forecast
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Causes of cash flow problems | tutor2u
What is a cash flow problem and what do they happen so often in all types of business?
Finance: Cash Flow Forecast (GCSE) | tutor2u
The cash flow forecast predicts the net cash flows of the business over a future period.The forecast estimates what the cash inflows into the bank account and outflows out of the bank account will be. The result of the cash flow forecast is an estimate of the bank balance at the end of each period covered (normally this is for each month). An example of a simple cash flow forecast is shown below:
Operations: Introduction to Break-even Analysis | tutor2u
Break-even analysis is a technique widely used by production management and management accountants. It is based on categorising production costs between those which are "variable" (costs that change when the production output changes) and those that are "fixed" (costs not directly related to the volume of production).Total variable and fixed costs are compared with sales revenue in order to determine the level of sales volume, sales value or production at which the business makes neither a profit nor a loss (the "break-even point").
Chapter 10 - Costs and breaking even
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