Category Commerce For SS1 To SS3

This section covers comprehensive Commerce topics for students from SS1 to SS3. It is designed to align with the current WAEC and NECO syllabuses, which provides detailed explanations, examples, and practice exercises to build a solid foundation in commerce studies.

Students will learn about key areas such as trade, banking, insurance, business organizations, transportation, marketing, and international trade.

The lessons are structured to make complex commercial concepts easy to understand, helping students prepare effectively for internal and external examinations.

Use this resource to boost your knowledge, improve your exam performance, and master the principles of commerce throughout your senior secondary school journey.

Learn Commerce from SS1 to SS3 with syllabus-based topics covering trade, banking, marketing, insurance, and more. Perfect for WAEC and NECO preparation.

THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER

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Characteristics of a Computer Speed – high speed of operation Storage – Large storage volume 3.  Versatility – Can be used to perform wide range of tasks 4. Diligence – It can perform similar operations at the same speed and…

CONTRACT

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Definition of Contract A Contract is an agreement between two or more parties which creates legal rights and obligations as between the parties involved. Parties to a Contract: This is the identity given to the persons who have made an…

TYPES OF CONTRACT

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Formal and Informal Contract Formal contract are normally written contracts. They are usually effected by affixing a seal on a written agreement or document. Informal or simple contracts are contracts whether written or oral, which are not under seal. Oral…

CUSTOMER SERVICES

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Customers’ services are services rendered free of charge by the seller to his customers in order to convince them to buy or to retain their patronage. Customer services can be divided into two categories. They are: Pre-sales services After sales…

MARKETING CONCEPT

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This is a principle which states that a business merely exists to satisfy the needs (and wants) of its customers. Therefore all marketing activities are geared towards (or aimed at) identifying the needs of consumers, designing and producing goods to…

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