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The document outlines a business course curriculum that includes units on designing logos, business documents, spreadsheets, using the internet, page design, advertisement/poster design, databases, and multimedia. It also mentions a major project after Christmas. Sample business documents like a letterhead, letter, memo, and invoice are listed. It provides an agenda for a staff meeting that includes apologies for absence, minutes from the last meeting, matters arising, reviewing letters, working with customers, and any other business.
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