Planning for business success

SubjectNSW Commerce YearStage 5 Curriculum Time100

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Introduction

Students learn why business planning is important to business success and the components of a business plan. They apply their knowledge by developing a business plan for a hypothetical business. This learning provides an important foundation for understanding government as an external factor affecting businesses.

Australian Curriculum or Syllabus

This activity contributes to the following outcomes.

A student:

  • applies consumer, financial, economic, business, legal, political and employment concepts and terminology in a variety of contexts COM5-1
  • develops and implements plans designed to achieve goals COM5-6
  • explains information using a variety of forms COM5-8
  • works independently and collaboratively to meet individual and collective goals within specified timeframes COM5-9

Related Stage 4 outcomes: COM4-1, COM4-6, COM4-8, COM4-9

Related Life Skills outcomes: COMLS-12, COMLS-13

Content descriptions

Option 4: Running a Business

Planning for success

Students:

  • examine the key considerations involved when planning and organising a small business, including: (ACHEK019, ACHEK030)
    • likely success of small business opportunities, including the factors contributing to the success or failure of businesses (ACHEK018).

Student learning resources

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Explainer

Planning for business success

 
Worksheet

Developing a business plan

Suggested activity sequence

This sequence is intended as a framework to be modified and adapted by teachers to suit the needs of a class group. The activity was written for students in Stage 5, however it can be modified to suit the needs of Stage 4 students and Life skills students.

  1. As a class, read the explainer.
    Alternatively, have students read the explainer individually or in pairs and encourage them to take notes using the Cornell note taking system.
  2. Students individually complete the worksheet