Fully matched to the latest Cambridge syllabus (0454), the practical approach of Complete Enterprise for Cambridge IGCSE encourages students to develop and apply 21st century skills in context. As well as boosting confidence for the Cambridge Enterprise exam, it builds practical skills for students' future careers.
Fully matched to the latest Cambridge syllabus (0454), the practical approach of Complete Enterprise for Cambridge IGCSE encourages students to develop and apply 21st century skills in context. As well as boosting confidence for the Cambridge Enterprise exam, it builds practical skills for students' future careers.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Syllabus matching grid Introduction Introduction to case studies Case studies 1 Introduction to enterprise 1.1: What is meant by enterprise 1.2: Ways for students to be enterprising in everyday life 2 Setting up a new enterprise 2.1: The enterprise process 2.2: Types of business organization 3 Enterprise skills 3.1: Skills of enterprising people 3.2: Behaviours of entrepreneurs 4 Enterprise opportunities, risk, legal obligations and ethical considerations 4.1: Opportunities 4.2: Risk 4.3: Legal obligations 4.4: Ethical considerations 5 Negotiation 5.1: The negotiation process 6 Finance 6.1: Sources of finance 6.2: The concept of trade credit 6.3: Financial terms 6.4: Financial records 7 Business planning 7.1: Business objectives 7.2: Action plans 7.3: Business plans 8 Markets and customers 8.1: The purpose of marketing 8.2: Market research 8.3: Customer retention 8.4: Marketing communications 9 Help and support for enterprise 9.1: Sources of help and support 10 Communication 10.1: Types of communication 10.2: Meetings and presentations Introduction to coursework Task 1: Choosing a suitable project Task 2: Planning the project Task 3: Using enterprise skills to implement the plan Task 4: Evaluating the project Glossary Index
Syllabus matching grid Introduction Introduction to case studies Case studies 1 Introduction to enterprise 1.1: What is meant by enterprise 1.2: Ways for students to be enterprising in everyday life 2 Setting up a new enterprise 2.1: The enterprise process 2.2: Types of business organization 3 Enterprise skills 3.1: Skills of enterprising people 3.2: Behaviours of entrepreneurs 4 Enterprise opportunities, risk, legal obligations and ethical considerations 4.1: Opportunities 4.2: Risk 4.3: Legal obligations 4.4: Ethical considerations 5 Negotiation 5.1: The negotiation process 6 Finance 6.1: Sources of finance 6.2: The concept of trade credit 6.3: Financial terms 6.4: Financial records 7 Business planning 7.1: Business objectives 7.2: Action plans 7.3: Business plans 8 Markets and customers 8.1: The purpose of marketing 8.2: Market research 8.3: Customer retention 8.4: Marketing communications 9 Help and support for enterprise 9.1: Sources of help and support 10 Communication 10.1: Types of communication 10.2: Meetings and presentations Introduction to coursework Task 1: Choosing a suitable project Task 2: Planning the project Task 3: Using enterprise skills to implement the plan Task 4: Evaluating the project Glossary Index
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