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Curriculum Overview KS3

Subject:

Business Studies

Overview effective from[date

]:

September 2017

3.5 Marketing

Teach before: 3.6 Finance

Teach after: 3.4 Influences on business

3.5.1 Identifying and understanding customers

Specification

content

Learning

objectives

Additional guidance

Suggested

timing

(hours)

Learning activities and resources

The importance

of identifying and

satisfying

customer needs

To understand

the importance of

identifying and

satisfying

customer needs.

Reasons for

identifying and

satisfying customer

needs include to

provide a product or

service that

customers will buy, to

increase sales, to

select the correct

marketing mix, to

avoid costly mistakes

and to be competitive.

1

Starter – show video clip about Cadbury from

Evan Davis Business

Nightmares

– students to identify why Cadbury suffered due to their decision

over raising money for sports equipment – didn’t understand their market

and customer needs.

Show

Dragons' Den clip

– students to discuss whether the entrepreneurs

have identified their customers and satisfied their needs with the product.

Why did Nokia make the

N-Gage phone

? Was this a good decision?

Compare the Nokia situation with the launch of the Apple iPhone in 2007.

Why was Apple more successful?

Students to brainstorm reasons for identifying and satisfying customer

needs.