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Question#1

Responsible officer: Pittville University Procurement Manager.
Which 2 statements apply to these entries?

A. Amend entry 1, because the benefit type should be 'financial but non-cash-releasing'.
B. No change to entry 1, because the benefit is cash-releasing and should be measured in financial terms.
C. Amend entry 3, because the improvement is unknown.
D. No change to entry 3, because the benefits register should indicate the level of improvement expected.
E. Amend entry 4, because the SRO should be the responsible officer for all benefits.

Question#2

Expansion of Springbank School and closing the Pittville High School further education unit. This would involve providing a new further education unit at Springbank School in collaboration with Battledown School. This option would reduce duplication and would potentially offer a wider range of education courses. Springbank School believes this change could meet the LEA's requirement for learning choice.
End of scenario

Answer the following question about the Programme Business Case.
The following questions include only true statements, but only 2 statements are appropriate entries for that heading in the Strategic Case section.
Remember to select 2 answers to each question.
Which 2 statements should be recorded under the Organization overview heading?

A. The Consortium has been formed to plan the transformation of education and learning for 14-19-year-olds throughout the Western Area.
B. Formal meetings have been held over the past nine months to establish the goals to be achieved.
C. Pittville is the commercial, retail and cultural centre of Topland, with a population of circa 22,000.
D. There are problems accessing learning in some parts of the region.
E. There is a shortage of higher education establishments in the region.

Question#3

Which is an appropriately defined SMART spending objective for greater learner success rates?

A. To ensure that all learning providers for 16 to 18-year-olds are able to offer effective learning.
B. To reduce staff turnover in the next two years.
C. To increase the achievement of qualifications by a minimum of 15% within three years.
D. To provide all education courses with immediate effect.

Question#4

Service Solution 3: 'New learning campus on Old Fire Station Headquarters site, close Pittville High School and transfer all further education units in the Pittville area'.
Based on information available so far, which 2 critical success factors does this option deliver against?

A. Strategic fit and business needs.
B. Potential Value For Money.
C. Supply side capacity and capability.
D. Potential affordability.
E. Potential achievability.

Question#5

The Consortium has stated that within the next three years, it expects to see at least a 15% increase in the attainment of qualifications. However, it has not proposed ways in which the success rates for qualifications can be increased.
Is this approach appropriate for defining the spending objectives in the Strategic Outline Case?

A. No, because without a solution to the problem, there is no way of calculating what the potential improvements might be.
B. No, because the Consortium should NOT be specifying the targeted outcomes.
C. Yes, because the Consortium has been formed to plan the transformation of education and learning.
D. Yes, because the Strategic Case should focus on what needs to be achieved in terms of the targeted outcomes and outputs rather than input in relation to the potential solution.

Exam Code: Better Business Cases Practitioner
Q & A: 100 Q&As         Updated:  Oct 17,2026

 

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