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糖心Vlog

Last updated

12 November 2026

mp4, 46.87 MB
mp4, 46.87 MB
pdf, 268.07 KB
pdf, 268.07 KB

A comprehensive, ready-to-use GCSE Business Studies video and worksheet pack covering Sources of Finance. This resource is designed to support classroom learning, independent study, revision, cover lessons, and homework activities.

Based on the key concepts of internal and external finance, students explore sources such as retained profit, owner鈥檚 capital, selling assets, bank loans, overdrafts, trade credit, government grants, venture capital, and share capital.

What鈥檚 Included?

  • Animated explainer video
  • Title page with clear learning objectives
  • Key terminology and definitions
  • Guided note questions
  • Fill-in-the-blank activities
  • Extended writing task
  • Recall questions
  • Application questions
  • Short explanation questions
  • Business case study with four exam-style questions
  • Challenge and extension activities to stretch higher-attaining students
  • Full teacher answer section

Ideal For
GCSE Business Studies
KS4 Business
Cover lessons
Homework tasks
Retrieval practice
Revision sessions
Independent learning

Learning Outcomes

  • Define sources of finance
  • Distinguish between internal and external finance
  • Identify a range of finance options available to businesses
  • Explain the advantages and disadvantages of different finance sources
  • Apply knowledge to realistic business scenarios

This video and worksheets have been designed in a clear, student-friendly format and follows an exam-focused approach to support success in GCSE Business Studies.

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