BUSINESS - A Level
A Level the next step in the GCE qualification, is offered in Pakistan by a variety of private institutions based on the examination standards of the UK. Spanning across Pre-Engineering, Business, Computing, Art or Pre-Medical
Importance of Business Studies (9609)
Cambridge Learning Academy (CLA) takes immense pride in offering an exceptional A-level business program to guide students towards A* success. Our primary focus is to help learners comprehend the intricacies of business within society and equip them with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in Cambridge exams Pakistan.
Beyond theories and models, business studies aim to comprehend the dynamic interaction between businesses and society. We at CLA strongly emphasize understanding the core of business in the larger social context. We take great care in designing our curriculum to make sure students understand how businesses function, can adjust to changing social norms, and can support sustainable economic growth.
To achieve A* success, we foster an extensive approach combining theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Our experienced instructors, well-versed in the nuances of A-Level Business, guide students in applying concepts to real-world scenarios. This practical approach deepens their understanding and cultivates the skills necessary for future success in the business world.
Preparation is a key element of our strategy, and we integrate rigorous preparation from past papers as a core component of our program. This invaluable practice enables students to familiarize themselves with the examination format, question styles, and the level of complexity they can expect. Through systematic and targeted preparation, students gain the confidence and proficiency required to excel in their A-Level Business exams.
Course Contents
Business is extremely important to a country’s economy because it provides goods, services, and jobs. Business Studies helps you create many knowledgeable choices within the everyday business of living. It gives you a better understanding of the world of work. It encourages you to think about how and why people start up in business and why you, too, might think about beginning a business.
Business and its environment
- External influences on business activity
- Business strategy
Human resource management
- Organisational structure
- Business communication
- Leadership
- Human resource management strategy
Marketing
- Marketing analysis
- Marketing strategy
Operations management
- Location and scale
- Quality management
- Operations strategy
Finance and Accounting
- Financial statements
- Analysis of published accounts
- Investment appraisal
- Finance and accounting strategy
How you will be assessed
Paper 1
- Business Concepts 1 1 hour 15 minutes 40 marks
- Section A: four short answer questions. There are two parts to the first three questions.
- Section B: one essay from a choice of two. There are two parts to each essay.
- Questions are based on the AS Level subject content.
- Externally assessed 40% of the AS Level 20% of the A Level
Paper 2
- Business Concepts 2 1 hour 30 minutes 60 marks
- Two data response questions. There are six parts to each question.
- Questions are based on the AS Level subject content.
- Externally assessed 60% of the AS Level 30% of the A Level
Paper 3
- Business Decision-Making 1 hour 45 minutes 60 marks
- Five questions based on a case study.
- There are three parts to Question 3 and two parts to Question 4.
- Questions are based on the A Level subject content; knowledge of material from the AS Level subject content is assumed.
- Externally assessed 30% of the A Level
Paper 4
- Business Strategy 1 hour 15 minutes 40 marks
- Two essay questions based on a case study.
- Questions are based on the A Level subject content; knowledge of material from the AS Level subject content is assumed.
- Externally assessed 20% of the A Level