It really depends on your strengths, but most students find Business Management manageable if they keep up with assignments. It’s less technical than subjects like Math or Chemistry, but it requires strong analytical and writing skills.

Not really. IB Business Management starts from the basics, so no prior experience is needed. As long as you’re interested in learning about business concepts, you’ll do just fine.

The course builds essential skills like critical thinking, decision-making, and practical problem-solving. You'll also get comfortable with analyzing real-world businesses, which is helpful whether or not you go into a business-related career.

Definitely! It’s a great choice if you’re considering careers in management, economics, finance, marketing, or entrepreneurship. Universities and employers value the analytical and practical skills you’ll gain from this course.

Some basic math skills help, especially in finance and accounting sections, but you don’t need advanced math. The focus is more on applying concepts than on complex calculations.

• Analyze the marketing strategy of your favorite brand. Explore why it's effective and what makes it stand out in the market.

• Investigate a local business’s growth strategy. What decisions have helped or hindered their growth?

• Evaluate the HR practices at a company you admire. Do they boost employee motivation and productivity, or is there room for improvement?