Curriculum Planning

Free Financial Literacy Curriculum & Resources

The Financial Times’ charity, the Financial Literacy & Inclusion Campaign (FT FLIC), has developed a free secondary financial literacy curriculum spanning Years 7 to 13. The programme consists of six…

Effective Use of Generative AI in Post Compulsory Business Education

Russ Woodward and Tim Veal argue that vocational programme’s formative and summative tasks need in part to accommodate and indeed require deployment of AI in order for the learning and…

Developing Employability Skills Through Immersive Experience: The Co-op Young Business Leaders Programme

Keela Walsh explores the Co-op Young Business Leaders (CYBL) programme, an innovative employability initiative for BTEC Business Studies students at Co-op Connell College. The programme offers immersive work placements within…

From Classroom Conversation to National Impact: Working Options is Transforming Young Lives

What began as a single classroom session has grown into a national charity, now reaching 2.2 million young people online each year and over 70,000 in-person.

Approaches and Resources to Help Learners Write in the “Language of Business”.

In this article, Robin McGregor shares his approach to supporting pupils with EAL and other literacy support requirements as well as some of the resources I have created to support…

Cultivating a Culture of Reading In Business and Economics Education

In this article PGCE subject leader Yvonne Cashmore, some trainees and colleagues consider the role of reading in Business and Economics education, examine the reading strategies in the classroom and…

AI-Enhanced Enterprise Ideation: An Experimental Exercise

George Alexakis and Anita Rose remind us that AI is here to stay, with a dynamic experiential-exercise where students ethically harness AI to identify real-world pain-points and develop innovative solutions.

Enriching Teaching Economic Theory

Sofia Idrissi lifts our readers’ eyes beyond the exam spec with a condensed historical guide behind the broad macroeconomics theories covered in the A-level. Whether you are a new or…

BoE Student Economics Conference Recording

The EBEA and the Bank of England recently held a conference designed to ignite students' passion for economics. The theme of the conference was that 'Economics is for Everyone'. Our…

The Value Of Retrospective Studies In The Business Curriculum

Russ Woodward and Tim Veal advocate and seek to guide the use of recent company demise coverage as a key aspect of learning on business courses.

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