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Mander Portman Woodward A Level Business

Mander Portman Woodward

A Level Business

90-92, United Kingdom

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    About: The A Level Business programme provides an in-depth understanding of business concepts, theories, and practices. It encourages students to engage with various aspects of the business environment, including marketing, finance, and operations management. This qualification is designed to give students the skills they need to analyze real-world business situations critically.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates of the A Level Business programme can pursue various careers, including business management, marketing, finance, and entrepreneurship. This qualification can also lead to further study in business-related disciplines at the university level.

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Business is possibly one of the most practical and topical A level subjects. It demonstrates the interrelated nature of business using business models, theories and techniques to support analysis of contemporary business issues and situations. The content is designed to engage students through topics and issues that are relevant in today's society. In addition to the classic business functions you will study key contemporary developments such as digital technology and business ethics, while the impact of globalisation is covered throughout the topics.

Business is an accessible introduction to the key external and internal issues common to all businesses, which are then applied to a wide variety of businesses in different industries. It aims to develop skills similar to those required by a business analyst; these skills will be useful for further study but will also enable A level graduates to look objectively and analytically at their own or other businesses. Whilst no prior knowledge of business is required or needed, just curiosity about why, for example, Apple is one of the most successful firms in the world, how the independent cafe's near you survive alongside Starbucks and in Australia for example beat Starbucks or why cigarette manufacturing has left the UK but BMW has not.

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