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CAPE Management of Business

A complete CAPE Management of Business plan for Units 1 and 2: the syllabus and papers, all six modules, case answers, finance and operations calculations, the internal assessment, timed past papers, the mock and exam day.

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📝 Caribbean School Exams

CAPE Management of Business

Studying CAPE Management of Business Units 1 and 2: management, finance, production, marketing and small business, with case studies and the internal assessment.

  1. Current CAPE Management of Business syllabus and paper check
  2. Diagnostic Management of Business past paper and baseline
  3. Two-unit study plan across six modules
  4. Command words and the business essay answer
  5. Glossary of business terms and theorists
  6. Caribbean company case file for exam examples
  7. Finance and operations formula sheet
  8. Weekly Management of Business study sessions
  9. Daily ten-minute business theory recall
  10. Monthly timed Paper 01 practice
  11. Monthly timed Paper 02 answer and mistakes log
  12. Termly progress talk with your business teacher
  13. Evolution of business and Caribbean economic systems
  14. Forms of business ownership from sole trader to state enterprise
  15. Stakeholders, objectives and the business environment
  16. Business ethics and corporate social responsibility
  17. Decision making process for managers
  18. Management thought from scientific management to contingency
  19. Functions of management and organisational structure
  20. Motivation theories applied to Caribbean workplaces
  21. Leadership styles, groups and team performance
  22. Conflict, change management and business communication
  23. Human resource management and industrial relations
  24. Sources of finance and financial institutions
  25. Financial statements and ratio analysis for managers
  26. Budgets, cash flow forecasts and working capital
  27. Investment appraisal with payback, ARR and NPV
  28. Production methods, location and capacity planning
  29. Quality management from inspection to TQM
  30. Inventory control, EOQ and just-in-time
  31. Project management with network analysis and Gantt charts
  32. Productivity, technology and forecasting in operations
  33. Marketing concepts, consumer behaviour and market research
  34. Segmentation, targeting, positioning and the marketing mix
  35. Product life cycle, portfolio analysis and pricing strategy
  36. Promotion, distribution and digital marketing in small markets
  37. Entrepreneurship and the Caribbean small business sector
  38. Small business plan for a case question
  39. Small business failure, support agencies and growth
  40. Internal assessment brief, topic and host business
  41. IA data collection and analysis
  42. IA write-up and submission
  43. Examiner reports and mark schemes for Management of Business
  44. Full Management of Business mock exam
  45. Final eight weeks business revision timetable
  46. CAPE Management of Business exam day plan
  47. Parent support for a CAPE business student
  48. Teacher or tutor tracker for a Management of Business class
  49. Paper 032 route for private business candidates
  50. Grade I answers with evaluation and case application

Where it starts.

Each project arrives with its purpose, milestones and first tasks written out. Here is how the first three read.

Current CAPE Management of Business syllabus and paper check

CAPE Management of Business is examined as two separate units with three modules each: Unit 1 covers business and its environment, the management of people, and business finance and accounting, while Unit 2 covers production and operations management, fundamentals of marketing, and small business management.

First tasks

  • Check the current syllabus and timetable on the CXC website and note the paper format
  • Write the syllabus edition year inside the cover of your folder
  • List the specific objectives of all six modules in syllabus order
  • Ask your teacher which unit you sit this year and the school's IA deadlines
  • Recheck the syllabus edition at the start of each school year @recurring(yearly)

Diagnostic Management of Business past paper and baseline

Before revising anything, sit one recent Paper 01 and two Paper 02 questions under rough time limits, then mark them honestly with the mark scheme. The scores show whether your problem is knowledge, calculation or essay technique, and they give you a baseline to measure every later paper against.

First tasks

  • Get a recent Paper 01 and Paper 02 with mark schemes from your teacher or the CXC store
  • Sit Paper 01 in one go without notes
  • Answer one theory and one calculation question from Paper 02
  • Sort every lost mark into knowledge, calculation, application or structure
  • Record your baseline scores and the three weakest objectives

Two-unit study plan across six modules

Many schools teach Unit 1 in lower sixth and Unit 2 in upper sixth, and each year goes faster than it looks once IA work, mock exams and other subjects compete for the same evenings. A plan that maps every module to weeks, with IA milestones and buffer weeks already marked, stops the last module being crammed in the final month.

First tasks

  • Get your teacher's scheme of work for the current unit
  • Map each module and its objectives to calendar weeks
  • Mark IA milestones, mocks and holidays on the same plan
  • Leave two empty buffer weeks before the mock and the final revision
  • Re-plan the coming month's topics against what was actually covered @recurring(monthly:28)

Make it yours.

Install CAPE Management of Business, then tell Aurum the date you're aiming for. It checks whether the plan fits the weeks you actually have.

Free · Mac (Apple silicon) and Windows · v1.0.0 · Other platforms

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