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"The only thing that saves us from bureaucracy is its inefficiency." Eugene McCarthy (1916 – 2005), American politician and poet

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This Business English ESL lesson plan on bureaucracy has been designed for business professionals or other adults and young adults at an intermediate (B1/B2) to advanced (C1/C2) level and should last around 45 to 60 minutes for one student.

Like it or not, every business has to deal with bureaucracy. In a business sense, this is all the red tape and regulations from government a business must comply with. Many see this as an unnecessary burden that represents and extra cost; others see it as a necessity to protect consumers from businesses that would otherwise seek to take advantage of them. In this Business English lesson plan on bureaucracy and regulations, students will have the opportunity discuss and express their opinions on issues such as the regulations and burdens that businesses face due to government red tape.

For advice on how to use this English lesson plan and other lesson plans on this site, see the guide for ESL teachers .

PRE-CLASS ACTIVITIES

Reading activity Before the English class, send the following article to the students and ask them to read it while making a list of any new vocabulary or phrases they find (explain any the students don’t understand in the class):

ABC News | Watchdog says Brexit has brought cost, red tape for UK firms

The article looks at a new set of red tape facing British businesses as a result of Brexit, the opposite of the intended consequence of leaving the EU which was to lessen the bureaucratic burden of British businesses. At the start of the class, hold a brief discussion about what the students thought about the article. What do they think about the issues raised in the article? Do they agree with what was written? Can they think of any ways they might disagree with the content of the article?

Video activity To save time in class, the English teacher can ask the students to watch the video below at home. In the class, the students will answer a number of conversation questions directly or indirectly related to the content of the video.

The video for this class is called “Business and Government Regulations – Impact on Business” by Fisher College of Business, which looks at how bureaucracy can affect businesses.

IN-CLASS ACTIVITIES

The focus in the class is on conversation in order to help improve students’ fluency and confidence when speaking in English as well as boosting their vocabulary.

This lesson opens with a short discussion about the article the students read before the class. Next, the students can give their opinion on the quote at the beginning of the lesson plan – what they think the quote means, if they agree with it and how it could relate to business. This is followed by an initial discussion on the topic including why bureaucracy exists, which regulations govern the students’ areas of business, and the ease of doing business in their countries.

After this, students will learn some vocabulary connected with bureaucracy such as red tape , watchdog and deregulation . The vocabulary is accompanied by a cloze activity and a speaking activity to test the students’ comprehension of these words.

If the students didn’t watch the video before the class, they can watch it after the vocabulary section and answer the conversation questions. Before the conversation, ask the students to give a brief summary of the video and what they thought about the content.

Finally, there is a more in-depth conversation about bureaucracy and red tape. In this speaking activity, students will talk about issues such as how regulations affect competition, whether excessive red tape can facilitate corruption, and which industries should be deregulated.

After the class, students will write a briefing note regarding regulations in their sector. The writing activity is designed to allow students to practise business-style writing as well as improving their grammar with the feedback from their teacher.

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From learning corporate terms to mastering expressions for negotiating, Business English is brimming with topics on how students can thrive in the workplace. Teaching each concept, however, requires thorough planning and choosing the most effective materials and methods. Whether you’re new to teaching professionals or are a seasoned Business English teacher looking to design better classes, here are some teaching Business English lesson plans you can use for different types of learners.

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Consider these additional strategies, from the Bridge Specialized Certification in Teaching Business English course , when planning your overall curriculum, as well as your individual lesson plans:

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These free Business English lesson plans are great for professional students with a lower level of English. They can be used in both online and in-person classes.

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Lesson topic: Types of companies

Lesson objectives: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to describe different types of companies and say the products or services each one produces or provides.

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Lesson topic: Staying at a hotel

Lesson objectives: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to make requests and ask for information in a hotel.

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Lesson topic: Modals of obligation, necessity, and prohibition

Lesson objectives: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to talk about the rules in their workplace using the modals of obligation, necessity, and prohibition.

Handouts (or PowerPoint slides) of the some of the points from this article on company policies

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Lesson topic: Making a request by email

Lesson objectives : By the end of the lesson, students will be able to write a formal email to make a request.

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Lastly, these teaching Business English lesson plans should ideally be used with advanced students who are looking to take their language skills to the ultimate level: fluency.

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Lesson topic: Working with people from different cultures

Lesson objectives : By the end of the lesson, students will be able to talk about their experiences working with people from other countries and give advice on cross-cultural work relationships.

Handouts (or PowerPoint slides) of the article “10 Ways to Work Effectively Across Cultures”

If you’re struggling when it comes to incorporating classroom tasks like those outlined in these free Business English lesson plans, take a look at the following video from the Specialized Certification in Teaching Business English course . It offers tips for conducting task-based learning in a Business English classroom:

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Lesson topic: Creative presentations

Lesson objectives: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to present a product, a service, or an idea creatively.

Teaching professional students is one of the most rewarding ELT niches to pursue, as these students are highly motivated individuals. With the right teaching Business English lesson plans, you can be sure you’re meeting stakeholder expectations and helping your students succeed.

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Top 5 Business Management Lesson Plans for High School

Brad Hummel

Coming from a family of educators, Brad knows both the joys and challenges of teaching well. Through his own teaching background, he’s experienced both firsthand. As a writer for AES, Brad’s goal is to help teachers empower their students through listening to educators’ concerns and creating content that answers their most pressing questions about career and technical education.

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As a provider of business education resources, we hear from many teachers like you who are frustrated that they can’t find quality lesson plans for business management. You need to cover management as part of your business curriculum, but finding resources to meet your standards and engage your learners may leave you scrambling.

To help you find the resources you need so you can get back to teaching, we’ve brought together the top five places to find business management lesson plans for high school:

In this post, you’ll find out more about each business management teaching resource, along with information to help you decide if one or more of these plans is the right fit for your classroom.

Related Resource: The Ultimate Guide to Business Education Lesson Plans

1. Business Management Activity Bundle from Business Girl

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Business Girl is a well-known publisher on the Teachers Pay Teachers (TpT) online education marketplace.

This business teacher has more than 230 products available on TpT, including a bundle of activities to teach business management .

The bundle costs $14.49 and includes eight of Business Girl’s most popular resources about business management:

Together, these activities will fill a week’s worth of classes while helping you teach basic management concepts, including terminology, functions, theories, and skills.

This activity bundle is an excellent option for any teacher looking for engaging supplemental resources to break up their everyday management lessons.

However, these lessons may not be the best choice if you are looking for more robust lesson plans or a resource you can use for free. Independent lessons also lack some of the continuity you could get from a more extended business management curriculum.

2. How to Manage a Business Lesson by Debbie Garcia

Debbie Garcia is a veteran business teacher and contributing member to CTE Online — a free community where CTE teachers can find projects, lesson plans, and other resources.

As a member of the CTE Online community, Debbie has shared a number of lesson plans to help other business teachers in the classroom.

One of her most popular lesson plans is How to Manage a Business .

The main objectives of the lesson are to help students:

To accomplish these objectives, Debbie Garcia organizes her lesson plan into five steps. Each step includes activities for students to understand different facets of business management better.

The five steps of the How to Manage a Business Lesson are:

Overall, the How to Manage a Business lesson is a great way to teach management basics with various teaching strategies.

The only downside is that you’ll need to make an account with CTE Online to use these materials. However, creating an account is free and gives you access to the entire library of materials available from CTE Online.

3. Business Management Curriculum from Texas CTE

In Texas, career and technical education programs are held accountable by the Texas Education Agency (TEA). It is the responsibility of the TEA to ensure that Texas high schools are following the state’s course standards for each discipline, including business education.

To make it easier for teachers to meet these requirements, TEA’s Texas CTE division has developed teaching resources that are freely available on its website. Since Business Management is a specified course within the Texas CTE framework, teachers can follow the course’s guidelines to build an entire course curriculum.

The Texas Business Management plans include 11 units:

With 11 units of content, there are more than enough resources to keep students learning for an entire semester. There is also a scope and sequence document to help guide educators through the curriculum.

Unfortunately, the biggest shortcoming of the Texas CTE Business Management curriculum is that it is incomplete. The website includes resources for only some of the units, so teachers looking for a complete curriculum will need to fill in the gaps themselves. Since the curriculum is state-specific, teachers outside Texas may need to adapt the content to meet their standards.

However, Texas CTE still provides great lessons in units such as Leadership and Project Management, Planning and Decision-Making, and Organizations.

4. Business Management Lesson Plans from Mr. George's Academics

Mr. George is a high school business teacher from Massachusetts. To help his students and fellow teachers, he’s assembled free business management lesson plans on his website.

Mr. George focuses his Business Management Lesson Plans on entrepreneurship and the management skills needed to start and run a business successfully. The plans are designed to last one semester at the high school level.

Content in Mr. George’s Business Management Lesson Plans includes six units:

These plans include PowerPoints, student handouts, and projects surrounding the six units. There is also a course syllabus that conveys Mr. George’s overall objectives for the class.

Mr. George’s Academics could be a good fit for teachers looking to cover business management in the context of other business subjects, particularly entrepreneurship.

Teachers should be aware, though, that they might need to add additional material if teaching management for an entire semester. Some of the units include more content and worksheets than others, so instructors should be prepared to supplement these lessons with other resources when using Mr. George’s Business Management Lesson Plans.

All the same, teachers who want quick, free resources to cover business management would be pleased with the materials Mr. George has to offer.

5. [email protected] High School

The University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business is widely regarded as one of the best business programs in the world. To better prepare tomorrow’s business leaders, the Wharton School created [email protected] High School (KWHS) , a free, encompassing resource intended to provide teachers and students with business curriculum materials to help them succeed.

Business management is just one of many related topics KWHS discusses in depth. KWHS bases its management resources around the standards set by the National Business Education Association (NBEA) .

NBEA standards are a national set of competencies that the organization believes are critical to students’ future success and are the basis for many state standards and high school business programs. KWHS lists each of the standards on its website.

KWHS provides complete lesson plans in alignment with the 12 NBEA standards of management:

The plans are appropriate for grades 9-12 and include additional KWHS articles to help students contextualize and understand each topic under discussion.

Because it is free and openly available, [email protected] High School is a tremendous resource for management and other business lesson plans. As with any lesson plans, teachers may still need to supplement their instruction with additional resources where appropriate. Nevertheless, KWHS is based on NBEA standards, making it a great place from which to start.

Which Business Management Materials are Best for You?

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Depending on the type of course you are teaching, the length of time you have to teach business management, and the exact course standards you need to cover, one or more of these materials could be a better fit than the others.

If you’re looking for low-cost, supplemental activities to add to your business management curriculum, consider the Business Management Activity Bundle from Business Girl .

If you want free materials you can add to or build your management curriculum around, try resources from Debbie Garcia, Texas CTE, or Mr. George’s Academics .

If it’s essential to have curriculum resources specifically aligned with NBEA standards , then [email protected] High School could have the right lesson plans for you.

However, if you’re like other business teachers we speak with, you might not just need business management lesson plans. Do you find yourself constantly looking for new lesson plans and ideas for every topic in your course? Are you often worried that you don’t have enough resources to cover everything you have to address in your business classes?

If you’re always searching for another resource, you might need a full curriculum rather than just a few lesson plans. In that case, you should check out the Top 4 High School Business Education Curriculum Resources .

Each of these resources can help you find lesson plans for multiple business subjects so you can meet the specific needs of your course.

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These lessons accompany my Self-Regulation Poster Set and Supplemental activities pack, which can be found in the links below.Each day includes a 5-part lesson plan:-Introduction (video)-Turn & Talk (discussion question)-Activity (work page or writing prompt)-Independent Practice (check your engines!)-Wrap up (Read aloud)Enjoy!Check out the …
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Government & the Market
Starting with the basics of the market economy, students learn about government regulations on our market economy, where the government gets its money and what the government spends it on, and how banks and lending influence our economic system.
C1 / Advanced Lesson Plans
Here you can find all C1 advanced lesson plans based on various authentic video materials and covering topics from Tech through Business to Art. ... Business Technology. This lesson on regulation and technology focuses on rules and laws vocabulary. The lesson features a video about a law and a discussion on regulating big companies and ...
What Is a Business? Lesson Plan for 2nd
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