Introduction
Introduction will take about 5 minutes, I will quickly tell them about the 3 business sectors that are there and show them how they link with each other by giving them one or two examples e.g. fish and chips. Will ask them to give me a product and they will tell me that particular product go through all these sectors, primary, secondary and tertiary sectors.
Task
Choose from the terms in column B to match the description in column A. Write only the letter next to the question number. One letter may be used more than once.
| COLUMN A | COLUMN B |
| 1.1 Fishing charters contracted by I&J form a part of the ... sector of the economy. | A primary |
| 1.2 Manufacturers form part of the ... sector of the economy. | B secondary |
| 1.3 A spaza shop is an example of a business from this sector of industry. | C tertiar |
| 1.4 Harmony Gold is an example of a business in the ... sector of the economy. | |
| 1.4 Harmony Gold is an example of a business in the ... sector of the economy | |
| 1.6 A forestry farmer in Piet Retief, Mpumalanga, forms part of the ... sector of the economy. | |
| 1.7 Supermarkets form part of this sector of the economy | |
| 1.8 Margate Stationers is an example of a business in the ... sector of the economy. | |
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1.9 Transport is a service provided in the ... sector of the economy. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1.10 A sugar mill is an example of a business in the ... sector of the economy |
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Process
I will explain more in details about all these sectors, and at the same times allowing question from my learners. I will also ask them some questions myself to see if we are on the same page or not. I will provide them with notes and also they will have to write down their own notes of the important information that they are receiving.
Notes:
Business sectors.
1 Primary, secondary and tertiary sectors of industry (also known as sectors of economy) sectors of economy)
• Primary sector relates to harvesting, collecting and extracting natural resources from nature.
• Secondary sector relates to the use Secondary sector of natural resources in the production of a product.
• Tertiary sector relates to all activities Tertiary sector involved in bringing the product to the consumer and includes auxiliary (assisting) services such as transport.
2 The formal and informal sectors sectors
• Formal sector includes Formal sector businesses that form a part of the country's GDP as they are registered to pay tax.
• Informal sector includes Informal sector businesses that do not form a part of the GDP and do not pay tax.
3 Public and private sectors
• Public - Public -All businesses or institutions owned and managed by the state
• Private -All businesses owned by private individuals or a group of individuals not linked to the state.
Evaluation
Memorandum will be used to answer the questions from the task and evaluate their understanding of the topic.
total mark: 20 points
10 Questions.
Every question counts 2 marks. 1x2.
Conclusion
The task will be marked and after seeing how the class in this simple task.
I will ask the student what they've learned in todays lesson about the factor.
I allow learners to ask me questions about the lesson.
I will give them a product and the will tell them how the product went through all the sectors.
Credits
Via Afrika Business Studies Grade 10 Study Guide;T.D. Kotze E.L. Llewellyn, P. Bean, M. Kleyn, A. Marx, T.R. Maliehe
ISBN: 978-1-41546-300-0./Business Sectors. First published in 2012, Fifth impression 2013
Teacher Page
Name: Mr Ngwane 218079656
School: Chris Hani H.S
Subject: Business Studies FET. (EMS. GET)
email. olwethungwane@gmail.com
cell number: 079 656 4321