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Working Lunch Friday, 5 July, 2002, 08:57 GMT 09:57 UK
New Lunch Lessons are back!
Working Lunch weekly Lunch Lessons
Series three will begin in September
From 11 September we'll be starting our third series of reports aimed at business studies students.

Between now and Christmas we'll be tackling topics such as starting a business, marketing, cash flow, production methods and motivation.

How to start a business

The new series will kick-off with a look at how to start a business.

And to illustrate this topic we're adopting several new businesses, each with their own experience of raising finance, doing a business plan and marketing.

We'll be keeping in touch with these businesses over the next 12 months to see how they survive.

Other hot topics coming up include:

A date with Woolworth's 'Mrs Christmas' to find out how she predicts what toys we'll be buying 12 months ahead

An inside guide to the production secrets of one of our biggest yoghurt producers

Bisto's Brand Manager. How does he persuade the shops to buy his products

The biker boys who've invented a new bit of kit -- how do they get it off the drawing board and into our bike sheds

The tyre company that's back on track after going bust last year The Lunch Lessons are suitable for a range of business studies and citizenship courses.

Remember the video!

You can join hundreds of other schools and relive the intrigue, drama and tears of this blockbuster series by picking up the video.

Working Lunch and BBC Education have teamed up to produce a VHS compilation of the lessons for use in schools.

Ordering

The new video will be available at the end of July but you can place your order now with BBC Educational Publishing.

Please quote "ISBN 130202" when you order Lunch Lessons 2.

You can order in any of the following ways:

  • Write to - BBC Educational Publishing, PO Box 234, Wetherby, West Yorkshire LS23 7EU

  • Email - bbc@twoten.press.net

  • Tel - 0870 830 8000

  • Fax - 0870 830 8002

    Payment

    The cost of the video is £7.50 plus £3.00 postage and packing.

    Schools or educational establishments can be invoiced.

    Unfortunately, it is not possible for private individuals to purchase the Lunch Lessons 2 video.

    If you work in or are affiliated to a school, it may be possible to order through a member of staff and have it delivered to your school but not to your home address.

    If you have any queries regarding the Secondary Video Tape service, please contact Paul Robinson at BBC Education - email: paul.robinson@bbc.co.uk

    Series one

    And if you missed out on the first series don't panic - a tape of the first series of Lunch Lessons can still be ordered by writing to BBC Educational Publishing, PO Box 234, Wetherby LS23 7EU.

    Or by faxing us on 0870 830 8002 or telephone 0870 830 8000 (0800-1800 Monday to Friday).

    When ordering, please quote "The Lunch Lessons, ISBN 130201."

    The cost is £7.50 per tape, plus a £3 charge for postage, packaging and handling.

    Subjects covered by the lessons include:

  • An insider's guide to Raleigh bikes' production line

  • The secrets of running a Smoothie drinks business smoothly

  • The tyre company that hit the buffers when it ran out of cash

  • The brand strand: the story of Chanel

    Here's what teachers say about the Lunch Lessons:

    "Excellent information!"
    S Scragg

    "Perfect for use with GSCE and A Level"
    J Wilson

    "I'm very impressed!"
    Mrs Rose

    "This is a really handy part of the programme"
    J Gregory

    "Invaluable source of business news and information for the classroom"
    Mr Shepherd

    If you'd like more information on how to get a copy, e-mail us at working.lunch@bbc.co.uk.

    Tapes are only available to educational institutions that hold a valid ERA (Educational Recording Authority) licence.


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