Pass
standard – assessment criteria
A.2. The
factors that need to be considered to start up a micro-business. P.2
A2: Models for
business opportunities
A.2.1: Business activity: primary, secondary or
tertiary sector of activity.
A.2.2: Processes: manufacturing, outsourcing,
sourcing, channels to market.
A.2.3: Organisational form: structure, roles and
responsibilities.
At least
four factors should have been be explained. If learners work in groups to
research and explore, work must be submitted individually in a professional
portfolio.
Adapted
from Pearson (2022, p.169-175)
** Learners
should provide traceable answers (Harvard referencing) to some of their
examples**
Task A.2:
P.2 - Online resources:
- Models for business opportunities - Power-point. Hilton, D (2023, A)
- Unit 19: Pitching for a New Business - weblog. Hilton (2023)
Bibliography
- Hilton, D (2023, A): Learning aim {A}: Explore potential ideas for a micro-business start-up. Available at: https://cwc070323.blogspot.com/ (Accessed: June 2023)
- Hilton, D (2023): Unit 19: Pitching for a New Business - weblog. Available at: https://unit19cwc23.blogspot.com/ (Accessed: June 2023)
- Pearson (2022, p.169-175): Unit 19: Pitching for a New Business. BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma in Business – Specification – Issue 14 – July 2022 © Pearson Education Limited 2022
- OU (2023): Quick guide to Harvard referencing. Available at: https://www.open.ac.uk/library/referencing-and-plagiarism/quick-guide-to-harvard-referencing-cite-them-right. (Accessed: June 2023).
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