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GCSE Business: How Should a Bike Repair Shop Pay for Its Van?

Students work out the interest and other costs of five ways to raise £12,000, sort short-term and long-term finance in pairs and recommend one source of finance to a small bike repair business.

GCSE Business  ·  AQA 8132, section 3.6.1  ·  Free PDF and Word  ·  No sign up
Illustration of a small bike repair van fitted out as a mobile workshop outside a bike shop, with a price tag of £12,000 and five labelled cards: A Bank loan 8%, B Overdraft 18%, C Hire purchase, D Shares 25%, E Retained profit £5,000
Illustration created with an AI image tool to show the situation. All figures are those used in the lesson.

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Student pages. 6 pages: the five options, the tasks, a pair task and space for working. No answers.

Student PDF Student Word

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Teacher guide. 4 pages: lesson plan, worked answers and indicative guidance for the written recommendation.

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AQA GCSE Business (8132), section 3.6.1 Sources of finance: the main internal and external sources of finance, their advantages and disadvantages for a given situation and their suitability for new and established businesses, with links to interest rates (3.2.3) and private limited companies (3.1.2). Checked against the AQA specification, Version 1.0, 19 August 2016. The business, the people and every figure are fictional and the questions are original. This is not an AQA resource, and the lesson has not yet been tested in a classroom.

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