Tawjihi Business Field study plan
Tawjihi Business Field · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Financial Accounting
Build a one-page chart of accounts map covering assets, liabilities, equity, revenue and expense classifications, and label each account's normal balance
Record 20 mixed business transactions (cash and credit) into journal entries, then post them to T-accounts without referring to a solution key
Prepare a trial balance from your posted ledger and identify any imbalance before checking the arithmetic a second time
Write out the rules for debits and credits from memory and self-correct against your notes, noting every rule you missed
Your checkpoint
A handwritten or spreadsheet workbook containing 20 journal entries, their posted T-accounts, and a balanced trial balance with a short note on any errors you found and fixed
Financial Accounting
Construct a full worksheet from a trial balance including adjustments for accrued expenses, prepaid items, depreciation and closing inventory
Prepare an income statement, a statement of changes in equity and a classified statement of financial position from that worksheet
Calculate and explain gross profit margin, net profit margin, current ratio and inventory turnover using your own figures
Diagnose five common adjusting-entry errors and state the correcting entry for each
Your checkpoint
A complete four-statement practice set (worksheet, income statement, equity statement, statement of financial position) for one fictional trading company, with four ratios computed and interpreted in two sentences each
Financial Accounting & Commercial Mathematics and Business Statistics
Work through depreciation using straight-line, reducing-balance and units-of-production methods on the same asset and compare the yearly charges
Reconcile a bank statement against a cash book, listing outstanding cheques, deposits in transit and bank charges, and reach an adjusted cash balance
Compute simple and compound interest, present value and future value for at least eight business scenarios including a loan and a savings plan
Apply markup, margin, trade discount, cash discount and VAT calculations to ten pricing problems and verify each answer by reversing the calculation
Your checkpoint
A solutions sheet with eight time-value-of-money problems, ten pricing and discount problems, one completed bank reconciliation, and a three-method depreciation comparison table, all with worked steps
Principles of Economics (Microeconomics and Macroeconomics) & Commercial Mathematics and Business Statistics
Draw and label supply and demand curves and predict the effect of six specified market changes on equilibrium price and quantity
Calculate and interpret price elasticity of demand, income elasticity and cross elasticity for given data sets, and classify each good accordingly
Distinguish fixed, variable, total, average and marginal cost using a cost table, and identify the profit-maximising output level
Compute and interpret mean, median, mode, range and standard deviation for a small business data set, and choose the appropriate measure for a stated purpose
Explain the difference between nominal and real GDP and calculate a simple GDP deflator or price index
Your checkpoint
A one-page economics and statistics summary sheet with six correctly labelled curve-shift diagrams, one completed elasticity table, one cost-and-profit table, and one descriptive statistics table with a written interpretation of each
Business Administration and Management & Marketing and Sales
Compare the four functions of management (planning, organising, leading, controlling) and give one concrete business example of each
Build a simple SWOT analysis and a basic organisational chart for a small firm, and justify each structural choice in one sentence
Outline the steps of a market segmentation, targeting and positioning process for a chosen product, naming the segment variables used
Design a marketing mix (product, price, place, promotion) for that product and defend each element against a stated competitor
Distinguish macroeconomics from microeconomics by classifying ten news-style statements into the correct category and naming the policy tool involved
Your checkpoint
A two-page mini marketing and management brief for one fictional small business containing a SWOT table, an organisational chart, a defined target segment, a full marketing mix, and a labelled list of ten statements classified as micro or macro
Commercial Law and Business Ethics & Banking and Financial Services
Distinguish the essential elements of a valid contract and apply them to five short scenarios, stating whether a contract exists and why
Identify the rights and obligations of parties in sale, agency and employment relationships, and name the remedy available when a party breaches
Explain the main types of negotiable instruments and describe the endorsement and payment process for a cheque
Compare current, savings and deposit accounts, and compute the interest earned on a savings balance over one year at a stated rate
Describe the purpose and basic mechanics of letters of credit, bank guarantees and commercial loans, and match each to a suitable business situation
Apply a simple ethical decision framework to two short business dilemmas and justify the recommended action
Your checkpoint
A case file of five short contract and banking scenarios, each with a written ruling, the legal or banking principle applied, and the remedy or product recommended, plus two ethics responses of at least 100 words each
Business Information Technology and Office Applications & Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management & Arabic Language (Business Context)
Build a spreadsheet that records ten transactions, totals them with formulas, computes three ratios and produces a simple chart without hard-coding any totals
Use word-processing features to produce a formatted one-page business letter and a memo with headings, a table and a footer
Write a one-page business plan outline for a small venture covering the idea, target customer, cost structure, pricing and break-even estimate
Calculate the break-even point in units and in revenue for that venture and state the margin of safety for a projected sales level
Draft a formal Arabic business letter and a short Arabic summary of a business report, using correct commercial terminology and punctuation
Your checkpoint
A single digital portfolio file containing one working spreadsheet with formulas and a chart, one formatted letter and memo, a one-page business plan with break-even calculations, and one Arabic business letter with a short Arabic report summary
Financial Accounting & Principles of Economics (Microeconomics and Macroeconomics) & Business Administration and Management & Marketing and Sales & Commercial Mathematics and Business Statistics & Commercial Law and Business Ethics & Banking and Financial Services & Business Information Technology and Office Applications & Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management & Arabic Language (Business Context)
Complete two full timed mock exams under exam conditions and score each domain separately to expose weak areas
Re-derive from memory the key formulas for ratios, interest, break-even, elasticity and descriptive statistics, and correct any formula you get wrong
Revisit your lowest-scoring domain and solve fifteen targeted practice items in it until you reach consistent accuracy
Summarise each of the ten domains on a single revision card containing only the facts, formulas and definitions you repeatedly forgot
Review your error log from weeks 1 to 7 and confirm that every recurring mistake has been resolved or flagged for final review
Your checkpoint
Two scored mock exams with a domain-by-domain score table, a corrected formula sheet, ten revision cards, and a final error log showing the status of every recurring mistake
Financial Accounting
Placeholder goal
Your checkpoint
Placeholder deliverable
Milestones
Week 2: You can produce a balanced trial balance and a full set of financial statements from raw transactions without looking at a model answer, and you can name the normal balance of any account on request
Week 4: You score at least 70% on a self-made 30-item test covering financial accounting, commercial mathematics and introductory economics, with no formula sheet in front of you
Week 6: You can rule correctly on five contract scenarios and compute savings interest and break-even figures accurately, and your two ethics responses each reach 100 words with a stated principle
Week 7: Your digital portfolio is complete and self-contained: the spreadsheet recalculates correctly when an input is changed, and the Arabic letter and summary use correct commercial terminology
Week 8: Both timed mock exams are finished within the time limit, every domain has a recorded score, and no recurring error from weeks 1 to 7 remains unexplained