Flexible Instructional Delivery Plan (FIDP)
Flexible Instructional Delivery Plan (FIDP)
Core Subject Description: This course deals with the concepts, underlying principles, processes and implementation of a business plan.
The preliminaries of this course include the following:
1) discussion on the relevance of the course;
2) explanation of key concepts of common competencies; 3) explanation of core competencies relative to the course; and 4) exploration of career opportunities.
Culminating Performance Standard: The learner independently or with his/her classmates starts and operates a business according to the business plan and presents a terminal report of its operation.
Performance Task:
G – Prepare a complete set of business plan to prove the viability and profitability of the proposed business.
R - Entrepreneur
A – Financial Institutions / Creditors
S – As an entrepreneur, you are in need of additional capital to finance your business. The financial institution requires you to submit a business plan to check the viability and profitability of your business before the
approval of your loan application.
P – Business Plan
S – The business plan will be rated according to the following criteria:
Business relevance - 40% (The output contains timely information and reasonable type of business)
Clarity of plan & process - 30% (The output shows clear data regarding the steps and procedures to be conducted in the business being proposed)
Presentation of data - 30% (The proposal is well-organized and presented comprehensively)
=100%
Quarter: THIRD
Performance Standard: The learner independently creates/provides a quality and marketable product and/or service in Entrepreneurship.
WHAT TO TEACH WHY TEACH HOW TO ASSESS HOW TO TEACH
Highest Enabling Strategy to
Highest Thinking Skill to Assess Use in Developing the
Learning Competencies
(HTSA) Highest Thinking Skill to
Assess
2
KUD Classification
KUD Classification
Flexible
Flexible
Assessment Enabling
Most Essential Performance Learning
Content Content Standard Complete Most Essential RBT Level Activities General
Topics Standard Strategies
(Performance Strategy
(FLS)
Checks)
Introduction The learner I. Relevance of The learner: The learners: 1. Discuss the U Analyzing Answer fifteen Communication Modular
(Week 1) demonstrates the Course relevance of the questions that Approach,
understanding of: independently 1. Discuss the course a potential
I. Relevance creates/provides a relevance of the U entrepreneur Self-
of the course key concepts, quality and course; must ask Learning
II. Key underlying principles, marketable product 2. Explain the key U himself or Approach,
concepts and and core and/or service in concepts of herself before Online
common competencies in Entrepreneurship. common setting up a Researchi
competencies Entrepreneurship competencies new business. ng,
III. Core II. Job 3. Explain the core U
competency in Opportunities competencies in Quiz on the Inquiry-
Entrepreneurs Entrepreneurship; task and based
hip and challenges of Learning,
IV. Career 4. Explore job U 2. Explore job U Analyzing different jobs. Communication
opportunities opportunities for opportunities for Expedition
Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship ary
as a career. as a career Learning
UNIT I: The learner The learner: 1. Recognize a K 1. Recognize a K Understanding List down the Representation Modular
DEVELOPIN demonstrates potential market potential market common Approach,
GA understanding of: independently or with factors of a
BUSINESS his/her classmates potential Self-
PLAN (DP) concepts, underlying presents an market. Learning
(Weeks 2-7) principles, and acceptable detailed The learners: Approach,
processes of business plan. Online
Development developing a 1.1 Identify the Researchi
of Business business plan. market problem to K ng,
Plan be solved or the
market need to be Inquiry-
met; and based
1.2 Propose D Learning,
solution/s in terms
of product/s and Expedition
service/s that will Expedition
meet the need ary
3
2.2.1 Target
market;
2.2.2 Customer
requirements; and
2.2.3 Market size
2.3 Validate D
customer-related
concerns through:
2.3.1 Interview;
2.3.2 Focused
Group Discussion
(FGD); and 2.3.3
Survey
3. Recognize the K
importance of
marketing mix in
the development of
marketing strategy
1.2 Key 2.1- Marketing The learners: 2. Describe the Analyzing Quiz on the Communication
concepts of Mix Marketing Mix Marketing Mix Modular
market 3.1 Describe the D (7Ps) in relation to D (7Ps) in Approach,
Marketing Mix the business relation to the
(7Ps) in relation to opportunity vis-à- business Self-
the business vis: opportunity. Learning
opportunity vis-àvis: Product; Approach,
Place; Online
3.1.1 Product; 3.1.2 Price; Promotion; Researchi
Place; 3.1.3 Price; People; ng,
5
3.1.3 - Testing 4.1.3 Test the D 3.1.3 Test the D Creating Give a Problem
of Product product prototype; product prototype sample test of Solving
Prototype a product
prototype.
Modular
Approach,
3.1.4 - Service 4.1.4 Validate the D 3.1.4 Validate the D Creating Validate the Problem Self-
Description of service description service description service Solving Learning
the Product of the product with of the product with description of Approach,
potential customers potential popular brand Online
to determine its customers to names in the Researchi
market determine its Philippines. ng,
acceptability; market
acceptability ; Look for a Inquiry-
supplier and based
3.1.5 - Raw 4.1.5 D 3.1.5 D Creating Problem
their profile in Learning,
materials Select/pinpoint Select/pinpoint Solving
the following
potential suppliers potential suppliers raw materials: Expedition
of raw materials of raw materials flour, sugar, ary
and other inputs and other inputs milk, rice and Learning
necessary for the necessary for the wine.
production of the production of the Prepare a
product or service; product or sample value Modular
service ; chain in your Approach,
3.1.6 - 4.1.6 Discuss the U 3.1.6 Discuss the U Analyzing favorite food Communication
Value/Supply value/supply chain value/supply chain chain. Self-
Chain in relation to the in relation to the Learning
business business Approach,
enterprise; and enterprise ; and
7
Questions
Quarter: FOURTH
The learner independently or with his/her classmates starts and operates a business according to the business plan and presents a terminal report of its
Performance Standard: operation.
WHAT TO TEACH WHY TEACH HOW TO ASSESS HOW TO TEACH
Highest Enabling Strategy to
Highest Thinking Skill to Assess Use in Developing the
Learning Competencies
(HTSA) Highest Thinking Skill to
Assess
KUD Classification
KUD Classification
Flexible
Flexible
Assessment Enabling
Most Essential Performance Learning
Content Content Standard Complete Most Essential RBT Level Activities General
Topics Standard Strategies
(Performance Strategy
(FLS)
Checks)
UNIT II: The learner 1. Business The learner: 1. Manifest D 1. Manifest D Creating Make a plan Problem
IMPLEMENTI demonstrates: Implementation understanding of understanding of on starting up Solving
NG A SIMPLE independently or with starting and starting and a business Modular
BUSINESS understanding of his/her classmates operating a simple operating a simple based on the Approach,
(IB) concepts, underlying starts and operates a business business discussion.
(Weeks 8-12) principles, and business according to Self-
processes of starting the business plan and Learning
Business and operating a 1.2 Business presents a terminal The learners: Approach,
Implementatio simple business. Plan report of its operation. Implement the Online
n 1.1 Implement the D 1.1 implement the D Creating business plan Problem Researchi
business plan; business plan Solving ng,
1.2 Operate the D
business; Inquiry-
9
Prepare a
10
Gantt chart
1.6 Overall 1.9 Generate an D 1.5 Generate an D Creating for your Problem
Report overall report on overall report on business plan Solving
the activity. the activity and its
implementatio
n.
Prepared by:
JUDIELYN J. BOLAÑOS
JEROME ESMERIA
EDENA DOCOG Submitted to:
ROCHIEL FULGAR
NEIL ANGELO FULLENTE EDENA B. DOCOG
Subject Teachers ABM & TVL Track Coordinator