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KS4 Business Studies for Pupils - On The Street Where We Work
Split into separate sections, this programme features three types and sizes of business, all working on the same street.
Barbers is owned and run by Nadim Akhtar as a sole trader, Monty's Fitness Club is a limited company owned by Monty Clarke and The Big Issue in the North, whose managing director is Richard Brown, is a social enterprise.
Nadim, Monty and Richard have all chosen Oldham Street in Manchester as the location for their businesses. Each describes:
- A general overview of his business
- Its aims and objectives
- Business plans
- Marketing
- Plans for the future
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FacebookBenevento on 04 December 2008
Brilliant, cant wait to show my students. It will be better than listening to me talking and give them something to rel ...
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- Duration: 15:00 minutes
- Published: 28 April 2006
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video Oldham Street4 December 2008 - 19:07Brilliant, cant wait to show my students. It will be better than listening to me talking and give them something to relate their current learning to.
Thanks
Maria
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business31 July 2008 - 16:46Really useful - especially sole trader section - to enable students to see a sole trader in practice.
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On the Street Where we Work25 May 2008 - 11:02I am unable to get any sound. Advice please
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Business Studies1 May 2008 - 10:27It is a fantastic site to help students understand better business matters. Thank you
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Yes! You can download our programmes20 September 2007 - 17:27You were certainly given the right information Kerry about being able to download Teachers TV programmes. There could be a few reasons for the problems you are experiencing - you may not have the correct version of the Windows Media Player.
Take a look at our recently updated Help pages and I'll send you an email to check that you've sorted out the problem.
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Business Studies Resources in general20 September 2007 - 17:17I recently attended an NQT seminar on the Wirral and was advised that programmes from Teachers TV can be downloaded and watched. Did I mishear this because all I can download is an almost dubbed version with music dominating the sound, so that I cannot hear any talking??? I am doing something wrong? I would love to make more use of this facility. Many thanks.
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