Business Level 2
- An interesting and wide-ranging subject, you will learn about business, customer relations and financial control. You will learn by completing projects and assignments that are based on realistic workplace situations, activities and demands.
This is a practical, work-related course that will teach you about business, customer relations and financial control. You will learn by completing projects and assignments that are based on realistic workplace situations, activities and demands.
The course will introduce you to various areas of employment and provide you with a good basis to progress to a more advanced work-related qualification. You will develop practical skills and a theoretical understanding of the world of business, whilst having a chance to explore career opportunities within this vast world. It is vocationally based and you will study units in Marketing, Law, Management, Administration, Finance and Human Resources.
Course Content
Topics you will cover include:
- Personal & Business Finance including Bookkeeping
- Working in Business Teams & Team Leading
- Business Support or Administration
- Personal Selling
- Running Businesses Online
- Enterprise & Business Start-up
- Retail
Assessment is continuous and industry related, with assignments, tests, projects and practical work being completed throughout the year. You will help to plan, run and assess two events during your course. All full-time students are required to study maths and English at the appropriate level.
Qualification
BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate in Business
Duration
Two years
Entry Requirements
- Five GCSE passes at grade E (grade 2) or above, (including maths and English)
- Successful interview and initial assessment
- You will need to demonstrate an enthusiasm for this subject area
Progression
Progression routes shown are dependent on the successful completion of qualifications and meeting entry criteria.
Study options may include:
- Level 3 Extended Diploma in Business
- Level 3 in Criminology & Law
Employment options may include:
- Starting your own business
- Apprenticeships in a range of fields, including management
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Course Costs
Please note that any costs shown here are subject to change and that there may be additional material costs for your course. There are various bursaries available to support eligible students with course-related costs
Aged 16 – 18 years
There are no tuition or examination fees.
Aged 19 or over (at the start of the course)
Tuition Fee £945 | Registration/Exam Fee £135
Additional Course Costs
The Additional Cost, payable to the College is: £35. You will be asked to pay this or to put arrangements in place to pay this, at enrolment.
Additional Costs are incurred to support teaching, learning and assessment resources. This includes the use of specialist and/or industry-standard equipment, visits, learning materials and course resources. We aim to give you a high-quality learning experience, fully preparing you for the workplace or the next stage in your education.
There are other costs you may need to factor in. You will need to purchase sufficient stationery. Courses that include work placements or work experience may incur travelling costs. We also offer students opportunities to participate in a range of optional activities and visits outside of their course. These would be charged for separately and usually run subject to demand.