10th Physics
USD 100
USD 80
10th Physics
USD 80 Fees
3-6 Ages
47 Pre-recorded lessons
02 Weeks
Program overview
Home Tuition for Business Management
Learn. Grow. Succeed.
Welcome to our personalized home tuition program tailored to meet the needs of students studying Business Management. Whether you are in high school, pursuing undergraduate studies, or preparing for advanced professional qualifications, our course adapts to your academic level.
1. Class and Learning Experience
Personalized. Flexible. Engaging.
- One-on-One Sessions: Tailored lessons designed to address individual strengths and areas for improvement.
- Interactive Teaching: Real-world case studies, role-playing, and multimedia resources to enrich understanding.
- Flexible Scheduling: Classes are scheduled to suit your convenience, ensuring balance with other commitments.
- Comfort of Home: Learn in a familiar and stress-free environment to maximize focus and retention.
2. What You Will Learn
Master the Fundamentals and Advanced Concepts of Business Management:
- Core business functions: Marketing, Finance, Operations, and Human Resources.
- Strategic decision-making and leadership skills.
- Business ethics and corporate governance.
- Data analysis and interpretation for business performance.
- Entrepreneurial mindset and innovation.
Comprehensive and Tailored for Your Academic Goals:
Module 1: Introduction to Business Management
- Overview of key principles.
- Understanding business environments.
Module 2: Management Theories and Applications
- Classical and modern management practices.
- Leadership and motivation techniques.
Module 3: Financial Management Basics
- Budgeting, accounting, and financial planning.
- Profitability and cost analysis.
Module 4: Marketing Management
- Consumer behavior and market research.
- Branding, pricing, and promotion strategies.
Module 5: Strategic Management
- Business strategy formulation.
- SWOT and PESTEL analyses.
Module 6: Human Resource Management
- Talent acquisition, training, and development.
- Conflict resolution and employee engagement.
Module 7: Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
- Ethical decision-making frameworks.
- Role of CSR in modern businesses.
4. Learning Goals
- Develop critical thinking and analytical skills for real-world business scenarios.
- Build a solid foundation for higher studies or professional roles in business.
- Enhance communication and problem-solving abilities.
- Foster leadership and teamwork through dynamic exercises.
7. Expert Exercises
To enhance learning, we integrate practical exercises into the curriculum:
- Live Business Simulations: Practice decision-making in simulated business scenarios.
- Market Research Projects: Analyze industries and design strategic plans.
- Leadership Workshops: Role-playing sessions to build confidence and management skills.
5. Homework, Assessments, and Grades
- Regular Assignments: Practice-based homework after every session to reinforce learning.
- Quizzes & Case Studies: Regular assessments to track progress and encourage application of concepts.
- Feedback-Driven: Detailed feedback to address knowledge gaps and refine skills.
- Grading System: Based on consistency, participation, and performance in tests and projects.
Meet The Teacher
Kayla Abney
Certified Teacher
Joined November, 2022
4.8
47
Reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Hello! My name is Kayla Abney. I am married to my husband John and we have two children. Our daughter, Brooklyn is 7 years old and our son, Hudson is 4 years old. They keep us busy, but I wouldn't change it for the world! I have been teaching in a public school for 10 years; 1 year was in 3rd grade, 2 years in 1st grade and I have taught for 7 years in Kindergarten! I teach (have taught) Math, Reading, Phonics, Science, Social Studies and Shared Reading in three different grade levels.
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MEWGrad makes learning so fun! My child has made buddies in class and comes out beaming each time after class. She has amazed all of us with the writing skills particularly the weekly opinion writing prompt and her phonics have improved significantly as well.
Maya H.
MEWGrad makes learning so fun! My child has made buddies in class and comes out beaming each time after class. She has amazed all of us with the writing skills particularly the weekly opinion writing prompt and her phonics have improved significantly as well.
Maya H.
MEWGrad makes learning so fun! My child has made buddies in class and comes out beaming each time after class. She has amazed all of us with the writing skills particularly the weekly opinion writing prompt and her phonics have improved significantly as well.
Maya H.
MEWGrad makes learning so fun! My child has made buddies in class and comes out beaming each time after class. She has amazed all of us with the writing skills particularly the weekly opinion writing prompt and her phonics have improved significantly as well.
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