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A LEVEL BUSINESS TUTORING (FINANCIAL & QUANTITATIVE SKILLS)
WHO IS THIS SERVICE FOR?
- Students finding the financial calculations difficult.
- Students aiming to improve confidence with the numerical aspects of A Level Business.
- Students preparing for exams who want to avoid losing marks on calculation-based questions.
- Students progressing towards Business, Economics or Accounting Degrees.
- At least 10% of the A Level assessment directly assesses quantitative (mathematical) skills. These numerical techniques also underpin many of the longer analytical and evaluative exam questions.
WHAT MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE INCLUDED IN A LEVEL BUSINESS?
- Market Size & Market Share
- Price & Income Elasticity of Demand
- Cost Plus Pricing
- Cash Flow Forecasts
- Sales, Revenue & Costs
- Breakeven
- Budgets
- Profit
- Liquidity
- Capacity Utilisation
- Stock Control
- Quantitative Sales Forecasting
- Investment Appraisal
- Decision Trees
- Critical Path Analysis
- Ratio Analysis
- Index Numbers
DO I NEED TO BE GOOD AT MATHS TO SUCCEED IN A LEVEL BUSINESS?
A Level Business includes mathematical and financial calculations, but these are taught in the context of business decisions and case studies.
Our tuition is focused on building confidence with both the calculations themselves and explaining what the results mean for a business.
A LEVEL BUSINESS TUTORING
CAN YOU HELP WITH FINANCIAL CALCULATIONS & FINANCIAL STATEMENTS?
Yes - to both!
Lesson focus on
- Understanding calculations, knowing when to use it, interpreting the answer and applying it within exam questions.
Students learn to analyse:
- Profitability
- Liquidity
- Efficiency
- Financial Performance
- Business Decisions
WHAT DOES A TYPICAL LESSON LOOK LIKE?
- We would teach one financial or quantitative concept before applying it to realistic business scenarios and examination questions.
- After this, these skills would be applied to business case studies.
- Exam-style questions would then be completed with regular and personalised feedback to improve further.
HOW MUCH INDEPENDENT STUDY SHOULD STUDENTS COMPLETE?
Reading notes/flashcards on calculations and completing further exam 'maths-linked' questions are important independent study areas.
We can also support the student by providing a homework service - additional to the usual tuition.