Business and Technology Level 3 offers a springboard to learning completely aligned to the principles of Curriculum for Excellence, and covers the outcomes and experiences at Level 3 in Business Education, including Business, Economics, Enterprise, Finance, Administration and IT, with a mapping grid provided to ensure such coverage. Relevant links to Literacy, Numeracy and Health and Wellbeing are also mapped. The book is based on a fictional garden centre business and all content and activities are derived from the business concept. Content and activities are organised as Integrated Learning Objects (ILOs) and each ILO includes knowledge notes, student tasks and definitions of key terms. The book also: encourages individual and group work, as well as opportunities to experience and develop organisational and planning skills incorporates the use of ICT to research, communicate, organise and present information provides a range of opportunities to develop critical thinking and peer and self-evaluation skills connects with a range of other curricular areas

 

This book is part of a book series called Cfe .

This book is aimed at children in secondary school.

There are 80 pages in this book. This book was published 2012 by Hodder Education .

Lee Coutts is a Lecturer at North Glasgow College, and Senior External verifier and Examiner for Business Management. He is the author of Higher Business Management Success Guide and Higher Business Management Practice Papers.

This book has the following chapters: Introduction Huntingdale Garden Centre background information ILO 1 Why business? Why here? ILO 2 How much? Can we afford this? ILO 3 Getting bigger? Is it 'fair'? ILO 4 How green can we go? ILO 5 How can we be enterprising? ILO 6 What's sustainability and ethics all about? ILO 7 How can we help the local community? ILO 8 Can we make money out of being green? ILO 9 Technology development Appendices Mapping grid Index