| Business Studies Level 1 | Enquiries: Mr P Boyer |
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| This course is assessed using: | This course is: | ||||
| ● | Achievement Standards | ● | Internally assessed | ||
| Unit Standards | ● | Externally assessed | |||
| Course Information | |||||||
| Business contributes to the development of an enterprising culture in New Zealand and supports our efforts to improve economic and community well-being. In business studies, students develop their understanding of business theory and practices in a range of relevant contexts, through experiential as well as theoretical approaches to learning. Studying business enables students to appreciate the issues that challenge businesses and stakeholders. In a rapidly changing world, it is important that citizens are able to make informed and rational decisions about business matters. | |||||||
| Course Cost | |||||||
Standard |
Title | Credits | Int/Ext |
| AS 90837 | Demonstrate understanding of the internal features of a small business | 4 | External |
| AS 90838 | Demonstrate understanding of the external features influencing a small business | 4 | External |
| AS 90839 | Apply business knowledge to an operational problem(s) in a given small business | 4 | External |
| AS 90840 | Apply the marketing mix to a new or existing product | 3 | Internal |
| AS 90841 | Investigate aspects of human resource processes in a business | 3 | Internal |
| AS 90842 | Carry out and review a product-based business activity within a classroom context with direction |
6 | Internal |
| Maximum Credits Available | 24 | ||
| Why this course? |
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The knowledge and skills gained in business studies, and exposure to enterprise culture, can help shape 'creative, energetic, and enterprising' young people who will contribute to New Zealand’s economic future. Studying business creates opportunities for students to:
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