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Ensure full coverage of the syllabus and reinforce learning with a student-friendly guide to office administration, fully updated to match the 2012 CSEC curriculum. Developed specifically for the Jamaican syllabus. - Provide extensive opportunities for learning and recapping essential topics with key words, exam practice and structured questions. - Ensure teachers and students are well supported in their preparation with an extensive guide to SBAs. - Help students make the most of their revision time with digital support from the ExamCafe CD-Rom, and supporting website with supplementary resources. ExamCafe CD-Rom - Prepare for exams with planning tools, revision timetables and common mistakes. - Reinforce knowledge with revision help, quick questions, flashcards, weblinks and a gloassary. - Practice exam technique with model answers for questions in the textbook, and examiners hints.
Discover Principles of Business as a real-world subject through thought-provoking case studies and prepare effectively for the CSEC May/June 2019 examinations. -Develop knowledge systematically with each section focusing on a specific aspect of the syllabus, and clear syllabus references throughout. -Revise for the exam with unit summaries, in-chapter challenges, and MCQs. -Increase confidence with exam-type questions at the end of each unit and a full section dedicated to exam preparation and the School Based Assessment. -Ensure all three examined profile dimensions are developed with contextualised structured response questions.
This is the true tale of a boy born into a typical East End family in the Second World War, beginning with his early memories of hop picking and having little money, and moving on to his life in the 1950s and his experience of the devastating east coast floods of 1953. These early memories are the author's own, but what he remembers are a number of events and places that many others growing up in Essex will also recall. The author left school at fifteen and joined the merchant navy, illegally, where he witnessed emigrants travelling from Tilbury to Australia, in search of a new life for 10. After a spell in an Australian prison, he returned to Essex where his fortune changed. This is an entertaining, humorous and nostalgic read for anyone who remembers Essex in the Second World War and beyond.
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