Specialist Level 4 electives such as Entrepreneurship and Business Law—delivered through practical assignment briefs.
The Units 7–8 Pathway Options allow centres to offer specialist Level 4 modules tailored to cohort career goals—commonly Entrepreneurship and Business Law.
Assessments are Practical Assignment Briefs requiring applied problem-solving, legal analysis, or venture planning documentation.
These units add breadth to the foundational core before learners progress to advanced strategic management in Year 2.
This unit develops practical, industry-aligned competencies across 4 core learning modules:
Evaluate business ideas using feasibility and market testing
Develop business models, plans, and funding proposals
Assess risks, IP, and regulatory start-up requirements
Pitch ventures to investors or panel assessors
Review contract formation, terms, and breach remedies
Analyse employment law and health & safety obligations
Apply consumer protection and sale of goods principles
Advise on dispute resolution and compliance risks
Interpret assessment criteria and command words precisely
Structure reports, memos, and presentations professionally
Integrate case law, statutes, and business evidence
Meet authenticity and referencing standards
Submit assignments for units 7 and 8 as centre-scheduled
Maintain evidence banks for standards verification visits
Reflect on specialist skills developed for Year 2 progression
Align elective choices with degree pathway requirements
Internal and external assessment deadlines follow Pearson BTEC session calendars. Confirm key dates with ICT Business School at enrollment.
All coursework and exam submissions must meet Pearson authenticity standards. Plagiarism checks and verification apply to every unit.
Access tutor feedback, assignment briefings, and resubmission guidance through our structured BTEC support pathway at ICT Business School.
Our academic advisors can guide you through unit enrollment, portfolio requirements, and Pearson assessment preparation.