PESTEL Flashcards
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What is PESTEL analysis?
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It is a tool used to consider the broard environmental factors within the macro-environment that will impact the organisation.
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WHAT does PESTEL stand for?
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- Political factors
- Economic Factors
- Social Factors
- Technological factors
- Environmental Factors
- Legal factors
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What are 5 Political factors to consider in the case study of Kusanda?
PESTEL
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- The government has a good reputation for managing teh economy, with low inflation rates and stable interest rates.
- Curriculams are set by central government so schools have no influence and cannot use differentiated curriculams to entice new pupils.
- Funding formulas and funding levels depend on government priorities and policy.
- A change in government could see a policy move back towards regional authority control.
- The current government are supportive of federal schools
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What are 3 Economic factors to consider in the case study of Kusanda?
PESTEL
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- Inflation has been consistently low over the last decade (around 1.5%-2%).
- The bank base interest rate is expected to remain stable at 5%.
- There is an expected general tightening of government spenind with budget pressures expected for schools.
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What are 3 Social factors to consider in the case study of Kusanda?
PESTEL
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- NTS & HCT are located in economically and socially depreived neighbourhoods.
- NTS is far bellow capacity (800<1,100) so there is scope for increased pupil numbers.
- NTS & HCT are loacted in a large city so there should be opportunities to attract pupils.
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What are 3 Technological factors to conisder in the case study of Kusanda?
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- Kusanda has embraced state of the art state of the art buillings and technology infrastructure in schools such as in HCT.
- The purpose of introducing Federal Schools was to make them more “entrepreneurial, competitive and innovative”
- With promotion of new technology is the risk that staff will not have the knowledge to operate it.
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What are 2 Environmental factors to consider in the case study of Kusanda?
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- There are potential issues with transport for students who will have to travel further as a result of the merger.
- Kusanda relies heavily on agriculture for their economy.
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What are 3 Legal factors to consider in the case study of Kusanda?
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- Federal schools cannot legally borrow money and so must use reserves or seek grants for capital expenditure.
- The merger will involve legal considerations such as the transfer of assets and liabilities.
- The headteacher cannot be on the board at a federal school.
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