Term 1 covers the business environments (influences and control factors), challenges and adaptation, contemporary socio-economic issues affecting business operations, business sectors, forms of ownership (company vs others), and avenues of acquiring businesses, followed by revision and assessments.
Term 2 focuses on creative thinking and problem solving, stress/crisis/change management, the marketing function, the production function, professionalism and ethics, and revision for the June examination.
Term 3 includes assessing entrepreneurial qualities, transforming a business plan into an action plan, starting a business venture based on the action plan, presentation of business information, and team stages and conflict management.
The ATP lists two exam papers: Paper 1 focuses on business environments and business operations, and Paper 2 focuses on business ventures and business roles, with Section A MCQs/matching, Section B longer questions, and Section C essay-style questions.
The ATP lists Task 1 case study and controlled test in Term 1, a presentation and June examination in Term 2, a project and controlled test in Term 3, and final examinations in Term 4.