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Business Studies

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Source domain: edenschools.co.za

Collected on 6 August 2026

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What this means

This document is a description of the Business Studies subject offered by Eden Schools as part of their National Curriculum Statement. It outlines the four learning outcomes focusing on business environments, business ventures, business roles, and business operations, with an emphasis on developing entrepreneurial skills, leadership, and practical business knowledge. The subject aims to prepare learners for careers in business management or self-employment through continuous assessment over three years. It was previously known as Business Economics in the Senior Certificate Examination.

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Business Studies subject enrolment

Learners can enrol in the Business Studies subject offered by Eden Schools as part of the National Curriculum Statement. The subject is designed over three years and focuses on developing entrepreneurial skills, leadership, and practical business knowledge through continuous assessment.

Who it is for
students at Eden Schools enrolled in the National Curriculum Statement
How to act on it
Enrol through Eden Schools' admissions process for the relevant academic year.
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Business Studies used to be referred to as Business Economics in our previous Senior Certificate Examination and is an elective in its present status in the National Curriculum Statement.

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Gauteng

Key Takeaways

  • Business Studies
  • National Curriculum Statement
  • Senior Certificate Examination
  • learning outcomes 1–4
  • three-year study period
  • continuous assessment
  • entrepreneurship
  • business management
  • 2015-07-30
  • Eden Schools
  • National Curriculum Statement