Purchase and Supply of Good Merchandising of Goods & Services – SS3 Marketing Lesson Note (Second Term)
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Topic: Purchase and Supply of Good Merchandising of Goods & Services
Lesson note at a glance
- Subject
- Marketing
- Class
- SS3
- Term
- Second Term
- Topic
- Purchase and Supply of Good Merchandising of Goods & Services
- Order
- Topic 4 of 6 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to
- Define the procurement unit
- State the functions of the procurement unit
- Highlight the factors to consider when selecting a supplier
INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNIQUES:
- Identification,
- explanation,
- questions and answers,
- demonstration,
- videos from source
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS:
- Videos,
- loudspeaker,
- textbook,
- pictures
NOTE
PURCHASE, SUPPLIES AND MERCHANDISING OF GOODS AND SERVICES
In every well-established business organisation, there is a purchasing and supply unit or department, otherwise addressed as the procurement unit.
Their functions include
- Purchasing and supply the right quality and quantity of materials at the right time
- Purchasing the right quantity from the source at the right place to the right place.
- They also monitor market prices not only of the product’s materials purchased but also of significant raw materials used in their organisation.
- they monitor suppliers’ prices, providing information or imminent price changes
- They participate in organisational planning, policy and decision making
- They supply the company regularly with raw materials to avoid stoppage or product delay and allow continuity
- They maintain sound cooperative relationships and develop staff policies and procedures for effective running of an organisation.
FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN SELECTING A SUPPLIER
- A supplier that will meet its need which revolves around reliability in quality, service, terms and price.
- Favourable delivery terms, quality and standard
- reliability of supply spoilage and delay in supply, etc
- technical ability, competency, years of experience, product capacity, financial capability, industrial relations stability, production and quality control.
EVALUATION:
- Explain the term procurement unit
- What are the functions of the procurement unit?
- State the factors to consider in selecting a supplier
CLASSWORK: As in evaluation
CONCLUSION: The teacher commends the students positively
This term's Marketing topics
SS3 Second Term · 6 topics
- Internet Browsing and Electronic Marketing
- Planning for a Personal Marketing Outlet
- Identifying a Good Marketing Location and Setting Up and Operating a Marketing Outlet
- Purchase and Supply of Good Merchandising of Goods & Services
- Selling and Bargaining Skills
- Fund Management


