BTEC Business · Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Certificate in Business, Unit 3: Personal and Business Finance
Hollinwick Brewing: the purpose of accounting and sources of finance
A sole-trader craft brewery wants new fermenting tanks. Purposes of accounting, capital and revenue, depreciation, sources of finance and a loan, lease or hire purchase decision.
- 3 lessons of about 55 minutes
- 20-page learner workbook
- 12-page teacher guide
- PDF and editable Word
- Teacher guide with full worked answers
- Independently checked
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Free sample (PDF): cover, contents and the first two pages of Lesson 1. No answers, no email needed.
What is inside
One original, fictional UK case for three 55-minute lessons plus named homework. A sole trader who runs a craft brewery wants new fermenting tanks.
Learners match the purposes of accounting to situations, sort income and spending into capital and revenue, calculate depreciation, control trade receivables, compare the sources of business finance (internal and external, short and long term, advantages and disadvantages), and recommend a loan, lease or hire purchase plan using cash, cost and risk figures.
All rates and prices are invented. It is a teaching case, not financial advice.
- Lesson1
Why keep accounts, and what goes where?
Five purposes of accounting, 18 transactions sorted into capital and revenue, straight-line and reducing-balance depreciation, trade receivables control.
- Lesson2
Where could the money come from?
A 16-source fact file, internal and external, short and long term, advantages and disadvantages, factoring and trade credit calculations, matching source to need.
- Lesson3
Which plan should Elin choose?
The funding gap, a loan, a lease and hire purchase compared on cash, risk and net cost, a 160-word recommendation and a success checklist.
| File | Pages | What it holds |
|---|---|---|
| Learner workbook PDF Word | 20 (A4) | The case and key facts, then every lesson's tasks with ruled answer space, a sources-of-finance fact file, tables to complete, exit tickets and a recommendation with a success checklist. |
| Teacher guide PDF Word | 12 (A4) | Curriculum fit with page references, limits, three 55-minute plans with homework rows, full worked answers, a classification key, a yearly-cash diagram, a 147-word example recommendation, support and stretch. |
Mapped to Unit 3 content areas C1, C2, C3 and D1 (specification Issue 14, April 2023).
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- An original, fictional case. Every business, person, figure and quote is invented; nothing is real data.
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- The Word files were laid out and checked in LibreOffice, not Microsoft Word. Small layout differences are possible when you open them in Word.
- A classroom resource for teaching and practice. It does not replace a textbook or a scheme of work.
- Every rate and price is invented. It is a teaching case, not financial advice.
- Written for Unit 3 of the Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Certificate in Business, specification Issue 14 (April 2023). Please check it against the specification and assessment arrangements you are teaching.
- Classroom teaching and practice only. It is not a Pearson set task and does not reproduce Pearson assessment materials.
- Not endorsed by Pearson. Contains no mark schemes.
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A learner workbook and a teacher guide for one original, fictional case. Both come as PDF and as editable Word files. The teacher guide has the lesson plans, full worked answers, completed diagrams and indicative guidance for the written tasks.
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