Exam key terms
Typing practice for GCSE Business
Curated harder than the other packs, because business terminology overlaps everyday English more than any other subject. Single common words are out; the phrases that earn marks are in.
- Terms
- 313
- Lessons
- 12
- Spec code
- 3160QS
Terminology aligned to the WJEC GCSE Business specification, first teaching 2025.
A sample of what pupils type
One term from each topic in the pack, so you can judge the level before signing up. These are the real strings, straight out of the lessons.
- three pillars of sustainability
- social, ethical and environmental actions
- concept of limited and unlimited liability
- proximity to competitors
- fixed costs and variable costs
- Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic
- Workplace Recycling Regulations 2024
- internal sources of finance
- unique selling point (USP)
- computer-aided manufacture (CAM)
- entrepreneurial characteristics and skills
- careers advice and guidance
- free movement of goods and services
- features of purpose driven businesses
- supply chain management
- total costs and total revenue
- socio-economically disadvantaged
- Environment (Wales) Act 2016
What the pack covers
Topics follow the specification's own content areas, so a teacher can set the one the class is on this week.
Introduction to the Business World
- 1.1 Business fundamentals
- 1.2 Scales of activity and stakeholders
- 1.3 Business ownership and models
- 1.4 The supply chain, location and site
- 1.5 Revenue, costs and break-even
Key Business Considerations
- 2.1 Business in society and investigating responses
Business Strategies for Success
- 3.1 Business growth and external factors
- 3.2 Financial strategies for success
- 3.3 Marketing strategies for success
- 3.4 Human resources strategies and methods of production
Business Creation
- 4.1 Entrepreneurial activity and preparing for opportunities
- 4.2 Explaining terms in your own words
How a lesson works
Each lesson has five parts drawn from its term pool, so nobody memorises one screen of text. The pass mark is 92 per cent accuracy, higher than the touch-typing course, because a misspelled technical term is a wrong answer rather than a slow one. Lessons do not lock, so pupils revise whatever they are covering in class.
Where the terminology comes from
Each pack is curated from the published specification and the Guidance for Teaching for that qualification. We list individual subject terms only, and every definition and example sentence is written from scratch.
- WJEC GCSE Business Specification (Version 4 - September 2025)
- WJEC GCSE Business Guidance for Teaching Unit 1 (Undated)
- WJEC GCSE Business Guidance for Teaching Unit 2 (Undated)
- WJEC GCSE Business Guidance for Teaching Unit 3 (Undated)
- WJEC GCSE Business Guidance for Teaching Unit 4 (Undated)
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