0. Thinking of studying a BTEC in Business?
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1. Business
Could you be the next…Tim Campbell, MBE?
The first apprentice to be hired by Lord Alan Sugar, he has gone on to become founder of Bright Ideas Trust, which gives young entrepreneurs a chance to start up in business with equity funding and advice from business experts.
Bold 2012
2005: Won The Apprentice earning £100,000 salary.
2007: Set up Bright Ideas Trust to help budding entrepreneurs.
2007: Became a Social Enterprise Ambassador as part of a government initiative that aims to apply modern business solutions to social and environmental problems.
2012: Made a Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE) for services to enterprise culture.

2. Working in the Business Sector1

3. Working in the Business sector The Skills you need
Alongside your business skills, you’ll need:
Digital skills
Internet research, using applications for presenting ideas or producing an ePortfolio
Creative skills
Finding innovative business solutions or presenting ideas in a compelling way
Communication skills
Across many functions such as HR, customer services, sales and marketing

4. BTEC Business What you’ll learn
BTEC in Business teaches the knowledge and skills you need to work in business
Investigate factors affecting a start-up business and assess the potential risks
Apply numeracy skills for business management such as budgeting, planning and making a profit
Learn about different types of business and their place in the diverse world of business 4 4

5. Why choose BTEC? 2

6. Why choose BTEC? 5 reasons
Recognised by schools, colleges, universities and employers
Practical, real-world approach 
to learning 1 3
Progress to further education, training and employment
Assessment happens
throughout the course 2 4
Present your work in
a variety of ways 5

7. Cotham School Results – BTEC Level 2.
In 2016 BTEC Business results were 93.5% P-D* which equates to 93.5% Grade 4 and above 1 2 4

8. Your journey through education and training
BTEC Firsts can be studied as part of a broad and balanced curriculum, either alongside GCSE or as part of a Study Programme.
Qualification Map
Further Education
Higher Education
BTEC Apprenticeships
Employment
After completing a BTEC First, learners can go on to study BTEC Nationals, A levels or a combination of the two.
BTEC Nationals
A Levels (GCE)
Level 3 (Key Stage 5)
BTEC Firsts
GCSE
Levels 1 & 2
(Key Stage 4)
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BTEC Entry 3/Level 1

9. Succeed with BTEC
Taking a level 2 BTEC alongside five GCSEs adds 5.9 % more to earning power than just taking GCSEs.
Every year over 100,000 BTEC students successfully apply to university in the UK.
BTEC can boost your lifetime earnings by up to £92,000.
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Source: Statistics taken from Returns to BTEC Vocational Qualifications, London Economics (October 2010)

10. A ‘real world’ approach to learning
With BTEC, you'll be assessed throughout the course, this will include 3 pieces of coursework and 1 online exam.
BTECs let you present your work in a way that suits your style and makes the best of what you produce
Website or an ePortfolio – an online bank of your work
Producing posters and leaflets to promote a business
Giving a presentation to an audience
Being observed in a role play or in a real work situation
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11. Where can BTEC take you? 3

12. BTEC Business opens doors to careers as. . .
Web Analyst
Project Manager
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Accountant
Marketing Manager

13. Who can help me? 4

14. Ms Chapman is Subject Leader at Cotham chapmans@Cotham.bristol.sch.uk