12th June 2015

BUSS4 FAQs

We've invited students sitting BUSS4 to pose their questions about the exam via our Twitter account. Here are the answers to the most frequently-asked questions!

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The results of a comprehensive survey of over 10,000 Business & Economics teachers this week indicates that Edexcel is the main beneficiary of the introduction of new AS & A Level...

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The spectacle of the continuing revelations of mis-deeds around FIFA could well be the gift that keeps on giving for Business teachers - I sense that there is much rich material to emerge over...

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In my recent Twitter revision session for BUSS2 students I outlined a series of exam technique tips that in my experience help students perform better in the BUSS2 paper. Here they are!

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Have you made your decision about which exam board spec to teach from September 2015?Please could you spare us 60 seconds to complete this online survey.Many thanks!

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Everyone preparing for BUSS4 should put aside an hour or so of their revision time to consider two great resources which have appeared this week, analysing why Britain's productivity isn't rising...

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As with all AS & A2 exams, effective technique makes all the difference to a candidate's performance. With fairly narrow grade boundaries, a well-structured answer that answers the question and...

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During the tutor2u exam technique and revision workshops we work hard with students on demonstrating the skills required by the BUSS2 examiner.Here is an example answer for a recent 8-mark question...

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In a class example of horizontal integration in the competitive market for fitness gyms and health clubs, Pure Gym has made an agreed bid for LA Fitness in a deal that will make it the biggest...

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In 2006 Bobby and Christi Shepherd, who were aged just 6 and 7, died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a Corfu hotel during a holiday sold by Thomas Cook. The holiday firm had no direct...

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The general election is over and the British electorate now need to prepare to cast their votes in a simple IN/OUT referendum on the UK's continued membership of the European Union. If 50%+ vote...

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Paul Polman is a CEO that BUSS4 students really need to get to know. Polman is CEO of Unilever, a multinational that has successfully encouraged shareholders to adopt a business model based around...

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From April 2015 a new tax has been introduced to encourage multinationals like Google, Starbucks and Apple to pay more tax on their UK trading activities. Corporations who divert their profits away...

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I highly recommend that A2 business students explore the example of Unilever when studying corporate social responsibility ("CSR") and, specifically, the concept of sustainability.

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The BUSS1 paper looked a good one and, as usual, provided an opportunity for students to perform some basic calculations to earn some quick marks.I've just looked at the paper and outlined what I...

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Here are the links to a comprehensive collection of relevant study notes for students preparing for BUSS2.Make sure you also use these revision resources for BUSS2:BUSS2 revision quizzesBUSS2...

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A simply fantastic 5 minute video from the excellent Andrew Hill (FT) explores the concept of CSR - corporate social responsibility.Hill explores the concept of "conscious capitalism", a...

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In this short FT Video, Andrew Hill and Brooke Masters discuss how, according to a recent study, the appointment of a chief executive can undermine shareholder value.Some useful insights here,...

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The principles of lean manufacturing and on-the-job employee training have been combined by logistics group Unipart as a core part of its strategy to improve productivity.

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The BUSS1 exam typically has two 15-mark questions at the end of the paper which invite the candidate to provide an extended response to key issues or decisions in the case study, including...

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