WAEC Business Management Syllabus

Every section, topic and candidate objective in the official WAEC Business Management outline — 1 sections, 7 topics and 7 objectives.

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Topics
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Objectives
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7 topics · 7 objectives
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Nature of Management and Business Organization

1 content item · 1 objective

Content

1.1 - 1.3 Management process, business structures, environment, ethics, and stakeholders

Objective

Differentiate management from administration; identify manager levels and roles. Compare sole proprietorships, partnerships, limited liability companies, public corporations, and co-operatives. Analyze internal/external business environments, causes of failure, corporate social responsibility, and primary/secondary stakeholders.

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Functions of Management

1 content item · 1 objective

Content

2.1 - 2.4 Planning, decision making, organizing, directing, and controlling

Objective

Master planning steps, decision-making processes (programmed vs non-programmed), organizational structures, delegation guidelines, directing elements, motivation theories (Maslow), leadership styles, formal/informal communication channels, and control tools.

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Finance, Financial Institutions, and Government Role

1 content item · 1 objective

Content

5.1 - 6.5 Money, banking, inflation, risk/insurance, stock exchange, government revenue/taxation

Objective

Understand functions of money, inflation, central/commercial bank roles, monetary policy tools, risk management, insurance principles/policies, stock exchange securities, taxation types, and government expenditure items.

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International Trade, Developing Economies, and Globalization

1 content item · 1 objective

Content

7.1 - 8.2 International trade, BOP, IMF/IBRD, globalization, and economic integration

Objective

Compare domestic vs international trade; understand trade documents, absolute/comparative advantage theories, balance of payments corrections, roles of IMF/World Bank/UNCTAD, globalization impact, and economic blocs (ECOWAS, AU, EU, ASEAN).

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Functional Management

1 content item · 1 objective

Content

9.1 - 9.6 HR, labour relations, production, marketing, e-Commerce, and business finance

Objective

Understand HR processes (recruitment, job analysis, appraisal), trade unions/collective bargaining, production processes (job, batch, flow), 4 Ps of marketing mix, product life cycle, branding/packaging, e-commerce, and short/long-term financing.

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Entrepreneurship and Small Business

1 content item · 1 objective

Content

10.1 - 10.2 Entrepreneur traits, business plans, record keeping, small business setup, and sustainability

Objective

Identify entrepreneur characteristics, structure business plans, maintain business records, manage time, understand procedures for establishing small businesses, overcome challenges, and utilize government support for business sustainability.

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