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BTEC Business

BTEC Business. Mrs Gutteridge. “Industrial Sectors?”. Learning Objectives. At the end of this lesson: All pupils will be able to identify the 3 different industrial sectors with examples

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BTEC Business

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  1. BTECBusiness Mrs Gutteridge

  2. “Industrial Sectors?”

  3. Learning Objectives At the end of this lesson: • All pupils will be able to identify the 3 different industrial sectors with examples • Most pupils will be able to show “local” business examples for each industrial sector & be able to peer assess activities. • Some pupils will be able to analyse how business decisions impact on the UK industrial sectors.

  4. Industrial sectors All industries belong to a particular industrial sector. There are 3 main industrial sectors which are: • Primary Sector • Secondary Sector • Tertiary Sector

  5. Primary Sector The Primary Sector – “Dig it Up” This is where materials are either produced or raw materials (coal, fishing, oil) obtained - (Extraction)

  6. Secondary Sector The Secondary Sector – “Make it” This is where with manufacturing, processing, assembly and construction of raw materials (paper mill, car plant, ship building yard) – (Making products)

  7. Tertiary Sector Tertiary Sector – “Sell it” This is often called the Service Sector. It involves providing services to businesses & individuals and there are 4 main sections: • Public Services • Financial and Business Services • Transport and Communication • Retailing, distribution, hotels & catering

  8. Activity • Create a leaflet • Include the theory on the 3 industrial sectors • Describe a local and national example for each sector • Explain the chain on production for a product from raw material to the finished goods

  9. Activity • Create a leaflet in publisher (Brochure) on Industrial Sectors including: • One page for each of the three industrial sectors • Primary • Secondary • Tertiary • Give examples of both a local and a national example for each industrial sector (a paragraph about each business) • Use text and images to show your chosen businesses.

  10. To recap….. • Primary? • Secondary? • Tertiary? Tertiary Primary Secondary Tertiary

  11. PrimaryLocal Scaddows Farm http://www.scaddowsfarm.co.uk/ ScaddowsFarm is located in beautiful countryside on the A514 between Ticknall and Hartshorne in South Derbyshire. John and Ann Webster have been farming all their lives and moved to Ticknall in 1987 with daughter, Lizzie, and son, Tom. The farm is a family run business and produces lamb, vegetables and pick-your-own fruit and also has a secluded caravan park with 10 pitches. We are passionate about producing traditional & home-grown produce, and the farm has become famous for it's Pick-Your-Own strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries & blackcurrents. We are hoping to extend our fruit season and expand our range of fruit now that our new farm shop is open, beginning with longer strawberry & raspberry seasons.

  12. PrimaryLocal Stanton Beef http://www.letsgolocal.co.uk/Burton-on-Trent/Stanton-Beef/ Stanton Beef Farm Stanton Beef Farm produce meats, beef, pork and lamb hampers to the local area. They specialise in Aberdeen Angus cattle. They provide meats for customers to put straight in their freezers. They also sell turkeys and cockerels and have hamper Christmas clubs. The farm is situated in Stanton, near Newhall, Swadlincote. Park Farm, Woodland RD, Stanton  Burton-on-Trent DE15 9TN “A traditional family run local business providing qualityfarm assured Aberdeen Angus beef, lamb and pork hampersat affordable prices.” Stanton Beef, run by the Parker Family, has evolved from a well established traditional farming business and benefits from two generations experience of rearing beef cattle at Park Farm, Stanton. Scott Parker, the driving force behind Stanton Beef, prides himself on providing a unique “to the door” hamper delivery service offering competitive value for money by cutting out the middle man.

  13. PrimaryLocal Hanson Aggregates http://www.heidelbergcement.com/uk/en/hanson/home.htm Hanson Aggregates is one of the UK’s largest suppliers of construction materials. They have a quarry near the A38 in Fradley, Staffordshire. There products include aggregates, asphalt, ready-mixed-concrete, bricks, blocks and cement. This broad product range also includes block paving, precast concrete, clay roofing products and garden landscaping materials.  They even offer specialist contracting and civil engineering services.

  14. PrimaryLocal Springwood Fisheries http://www.springwoodfisheries.com/ Springwood Fisheries is a family run business, and consists of 2 uniquely designed spring-fed fishing lakes. The site is situated in beautiful surroundings on the edge of the National Forest. The site was opened in 2001, and the lakes are now well established and are fully stocked with coarse fish species to provide excellent angling facilities for all abilities. Both lakes are fed by natural spring water which surfaces from various sources on our site. Both lakes are stocked with Common Carp, Mirror Carp, Ghost Carp and other species such as Tench, Perch, Golden Orfe, Rudd, Golden Rudd, Roach and Skimmer Bream. For the winter periods we have introduced Barbel, Ide and Chub. We are now regularly seeing pleasure bag catches of 100lb plus

  15. PrimaryNational British Salt http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Salt British Salt Limited is a United Kingdom-based chemical company that produces pure white salt. The company is owned by the management and private equity company LDC. It is based in Middlewich in Cheshire employs 125 people, and produces approximately 800,000 tonnes of pure white salt every year.

  16. PrimaryNational Cornish Salt http://www.cornishseasalt.co.uk / Cornish Sea Salt retains over sixty naturally occurring trace elements essential for wellbeing and delivers more taste for less salt, making it a tastier and healthier alternative to traditional table salt. Since launching last year Cornish Sea Salt has made significant waves in the culinary world. Winning 10 awards and being used some of the UK's leading chefs - the tide is turning towards Cornish Sea Salt - a new generation of British sea salt that cares as much about how it harvested and the environment it is made in, as it does the way it tastes.

  17. PrimaryNational UK Coal http://www.ukcoal.com/company-information UK COAL is Britain's biggest producer of coal, supplying around 6% of the country's energy needs for electricity generation. The Group has four deep mines located in Central and Northern England with substantial reserves and employs 3,100 people. It had five active surface mines producing around 1.7 million tonnes of coal a year in 2008. Total surface mining coal reserves, including projects being worked and in planning, are in excess of 90 million tonnes.

  18. PrimaryNational Anglo American Mining Group http://www.angloamerican.co.uk/aa/about/ataglance/ Anglo American is one of the world’s largest diversified mining groups. Our unique portfolio of high quality mining assets and natural resources includes precious, base metals and bulk commodities. We operate in Africa, Europe, South and North America, Australia and Asia. Headquarters: London, United Kingdom Number of employees: 105,000 permanent employees in our managed operations Number of countries: 45 Precious Platinum group metals Diamonds Base metals Copper Nickel Zinc Phosphates Bulks Ferrous metals – iron ore, manganese, steel Coal – thermal and metallurgical Business units:Platinum, Diamonds, Base Metals, Ferrous Metals, Coal Stock exchange listings: London and Johannesburg (secondary) Operating profit (2008): $10.1 billion Earnings (2008): $5.2 billion

  19. PrimaryNational Forestry Commission http://www.forestry.gov.uk/forestry/hcou-4u4hzt Forestry Commission Cares for 827,000 hectares of sustainably managed woods and forests - thats more than 1.4 billion trees Plants more than 17 million trees every year. Employs more 3,000 people - most of them in rural areas Produces more than 5 million tonnes of timber every year. That is almost 44% of UK wood production or 300 forty-tonne truckloads of timber every day Welcomes more than 50 million visitors every year Provides 2,600 km of cycle trails Has 55 visitor centres, almost 500 car parks, and 155 easy access trails mmission

  20. SecondaryLocal Bison Concrete Products http://www.bison.co.uk/sustainability/manufacturing Bison Concrete Products in Swadlincote The flagship factory at Swadlincote, Derbyshire, has allowed them to set new standards in product quality, safety and logistics. Fully automated manufacturing processes allow the complete casting and curing cycle to be completed in as little as 12 hours, which reduces energy consumption as well as minimise the risk of manual errors. The use of LEAN manufacturing principles reduces waste, and any waste that is created is recycled wherever possible. Floor designs produced by the company's technical department are downloaded direct to the production lines via a wireless link. This eliminates the need to print out drawings, reduces human error and ensures accurate placement of details such as cut-outs and lifting hooks.

  21. SecondaryLocal Toyota Manufacturing http://www.toyotauk.com/main/ Toyota Car Factory at Burnaston, Derby There are two manufacturing plants in the UK representing a total investment in excess of £1.85 billion and currently 4,000 members are employed. The vehicle manufacturing plant is located at Burnaston in Derbyshire. The first car, a Carina E, drove off the Burnaston production line on 16 December 1992. The Avensis replaced the Carina E in 1997 and in 2008 the third generation Avensis was launched. In 1998 a second model, the Corolla, was introduced and in 2001 the new generation Corolla was launched. In 2007, production of Auris, the new Toyota hatchback, started replacing Corolla.

  22. SecondaryLocal Johnson Controls Burton on Trent http://www.johnsoncontrols.com/publish/us/en.html Johnson Controls manufacture car seats for Toyota in Burton on Trent. Johnson Controls’ automotive seating business is vertically integrated. It is also supported by a global manufacturing network that supplies seat structures, mechanisms, foam, plastics, and trim. This ensures that competitively priced solutions are globally available wherever they are needed.

  23. Tertiary Local Garden King http://www.gardenking.co.uk/ Garden King, Newhall In their main shop section you will find all the garden care products and tools you need to kill or feed anything you want to, they also have a large range of lighting and anything else that you might need to just sit out and enjoy the garden. They pride ourselves on having the widest range of products available to cater for all your gardens needs.

  24. Tertiary Albany Cakes Albany Cakes Albany Cakes in Newhall, this is small cake and pastry shop in Main Street Newhall, it sells cakes to the local people. The business is owned by Linda. Opening Times: Monday - Saturday 9am to 4pm Sundays Closed. Birthday Cakes To Order. (Birthday and Christening Cakes) Buffets and Weddings Catered For. Fresh Bread To Order.

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