BUSINESS
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A Level Business
The information on this page will give you a flavour of what life is like studying Business A Level at Petroc and help to expand your knowledge. Take a look around!
Start by watching the welcome presentation from one of our our lecturers, Silvia Gonzalez, and learn what the content you will be learning on the course.
Once you are finished why not check out what else Petroc has to offer on the Life at Petroc page!
June Content
Introduction to A Level Business
Some activities for you to try at home
Where can studying A Level Business take me?
Possible career choices and degree choices with A-level business include management, marketing, finance, accounting, banking, retailing, manufacturing, project management and local government.
Other roles include Chartered accountant, Investment Banker, Data Scientist, Investment banker, Management Consultant, Environmental engineer and Logistics and distribution manager.
Many universities will accept Business A Level when applying for courses such as economics, business studies and many other options.
July Content
Explore A Level Business in more detail then have a go at the activity around Legal Structures for a Business
Follow this link to engage in an online activity: https://www.tutor2u.net/business/blog/beat-the-teacher-legal-structures-for-business. Alternatively, you can find the activity below for you to download or add to your Google Drive.
beattheteacher-legalstructures.pdfAugust Content
Stakeholders Map activity
Watch the following video links:
https://www.tutor2u.net/business/reference/stakeholders-and-shareholders-compared
Now answer the 2 questions for the following scenario:
A Ltd a Music Event organiser is planning a commercial project to launch a New Outdoor Music Festival, this Festival will be held over a weekend in August.
Identify the stakeholder groups in this scenario
How would you classify these groups (Stakeholders Map)
Where can studying A-level Business take me?
Possible career choices and degree choices with A-level business include management, marketing, finance, accounting, banking, retailing, manufacturing, project management and local government.
Other roles include Chartered accountant, Investment Banker, Data Scientist, Investment banker, Management Consultant, Environmental engineer and Logistics and distribution manager.
Many universities will accept Business A-level when applying for courses such as economics, business studies and many other options.