Study a fascinating, skill-based, highly-regarded A-level. Gain a deep, cohesive insight into the ever-changing, modern world you see around you. Understand, judge and find solutions to the multitude of national and international issues and events that affect us all. Explain and evaluate what influences our lives as students, consumers, workers, house-buyers, taxpayers and human-beings on this planet. Gain in-depth, critical knowledge into the strategies, successes and failures of large, dominant firms, such as Apple, compared to small, local businesses. Evaluate for yourself government policies on the NHS, education, and benefits. Discover the inside story on international trade wars, immigration, Bleak Wednesday, The Financial Crash, the Covid recession, BREXIT and the Cost of Living crisis. Most importantly, be one of the young, aspiring, female Economists determined to make the future world a better place for everyone.
You will be expected to have achieved at least a grade 7 in GCSE/ IGCSE Mathematics and English Language, or an equivalent qualification before embarking on this course.
• Unit 1: Micro-Economics – 1 double essay and one data response – 2h exam paper, worth 33.3% of the final mark. • Unit 2: Macro-Economics – 1 double essay and one data response – 2h exam paper, worth 33.3% of the final mark. • Unit 1&2 combined – 1 case study and 30 multiple choice questions – 2h exam paper, worth 33.3% of the final mark.
About Education Provider
Region | South East |
Local Authority | Brighton and Hove |
Ofsted Rating | |
Gender Type | Girls |
ISI Report | View Report |
Boarding Fee | Day £20,190 - £26,385; Boarding £36,360 - £47,775 |
Sixth Form Fee | Unknown |
Address | Roedean Way, Brighton, BN2 5RQ |
Study a fascinating, skill-based, highly-regarded A-level. Gain a deep, cohesive insight into the ever-changing, modern world you see around you. Understand, judge and find solutions to the multitude of national and international issues and events that affect us all. Explain and evaluate what influences our lives as students, consumers, workers, house-buyers, taxpayers and human-beings on this planet. Gain in-depth, critical knowledge into the strategies, successes and failures of large, dominant firms, such as Apple, compared to small, local businesses. Evaluate for yourself government policies on the NHS, education, and benefits. Discover the inside story on international trade wars, immigration, Bleak Wednesday, The Financial Crash, the Covid recession, BREXIT and the Cost of Living crisis. Most importantly, be one of the young, aspiring, female Economists determined to make the future world a better place for everyone.
You will be expected to have achieved at least a grade 7 in GCSE/ IGCSE Mathematics and English Language, or an equivalent qualification before embarking on this course.
• Unit 1: Micro-Economics – 1 double essay and one data response – 2h exam paper, worth 33.3% of the final mark. • Unit 2: Macro-Economics – 1 double essay and one data response – 2h exam paper, worth 33.3% of the final mark. • Unit 1&2 combined – 1 case study and 30 multiple choice questions – 2h exam paper, worth 33.3% of the final mark.