Being an Entrepreneur
Planning for success
Business Operations
Maintaining Financial Records
Assessment requirements
100

What is the definition of an entrepreneur?

A person who sets out to build a successful business in a new field 

100

Identify one key considerations a business must plan or organise to be successful 

Opportunities to run a small business

Key features of organisational structures 

Establishing a new business or purchasing an existing business 

Options for financing a business 

Likely success of a small business 

100

Businesses have to follow regulations. What three levels of council determine these regulations?

Local, State and Federal 

100
Identify one of the 3 financial statements a business uses 

1. Cash flow statement 

2. Income statement 

3. Balance Sheet 

100

When is the Shark Tank presentation due? 

25th July before 5pm

200

Identify an advantage of being an entrepreneur

  • Be your own boss — independence

  • Possibility of making a profit

  • Challenge, reward and satisfaction

  • Increase personal wealth

  • Contribute to society

  • Develop own creative ideas

  • Overcome unemployment

  • Achieve a better lifestyle

  • Employ family members

  • Possible tax advantages

200

Construct an appropriate question to include in Market Research

Teachers discretion

200

What are the 4P's of marketing?

Product, promotion, price, placement 

200

What is the formula to calculate gross profit 

Revenue - Cost of Goods sold = Gross Profit 


200

When is the in class responses?

26th July Period 4 

300

Identify one disadvantage of being an entrepreneur

  • Hard work and long hours

  • Other ‘bosses’ — customers, suppliers, financiers

  • Income may fluctuate and be uncertain

  • Risk of failure

  • Stress and worry

  • High levels of responsibility

  • Constantly solving problems

  • Difficulty in selling the business

300

Draw the legal structure diagram. Must include 

- unincorporated, incorporated

- sole trader, partnership, private, public, incorporated association

Teacher discretion


300

What is Corporate Social Responsibility?

Business consider the interest of stakeholders, society and the environment when making economic and business decisions 

300

What is the formula to calculate Net Profit 

Gross Profit - Expenses = Net Profit 

300

The shark tank presentations has requirements. How many slides and how long does the presentation need to go for?

30 slides MAX 

12 mins MAX 

400

What is one characteristic of an entrepreneur

Seeing and taking advantage of an opportunity

Establishing a shared vision

Demonstrating initiative, innovation and resilience

Appreciating the role of failure in success

400

What is a disadvantage of purchasing an existing business?

  • The existing image of the business may be difficult to change, especially if the business had a poor reputation.

  • The success of the business may have been due to the previous owner’s personality and contacts which may be lost when the business is sold.

  • It may be difficult to assess the value of goodwill with the likelihood of paying more than the business is worth.

  • Some employees may resent any change to the business operation.

400

Provide an example of an internal stakeholder 

Employees, employers, managers, CEO's, Shareholders 

400

What is the formula used in a Balance sheet 

Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity 

400
True or False: Students will be presenting their Shark Tank Presentations in front of the class 

FALSE 

500

Provide one example of an entrepreneur with their business/organisation


teacher discretion


500

What is the two ways to get finance?

Debt and Equity Finance 

500

Identify one organisation an entrepreneur can access to receive support and advice 


500

What is the difference between current and non current assets and liabilities 

Current: Shelf life of less then 12 months 

Non current: Will exist for longer then 12 months 

500

True of False: An Advertisement of the product has to be included in the presentation 

TRUE