Study beyond the classroom: Students of economics should have a keen and active interest in what is happening in the global and local economy. We will always study the economic theory of the classroom in comparison to what is happening in world economic affairs and use these as a basis for our discussions. To be a successful Economics student you need to: Be inquisitive about what is happening in the world and why and be able to explain our position in different markets. Good economists will be able to use evidence and theory to develop a perspective and opinion on government policy and business decision-making. Students who have studied Economics have gone on to: Economics is a broad subject and so the opportunities after A-Level are wide. Students will develop sound analytical skills making degrees in Finance, Politics, Law and Management as relevant options. In careers, roles in government policy, financial planning nd accountancy are all logical steps for those with an interest and aptitude for economics.
Economics at A-level covers broad skills and students should ideally have grade 5 in maths and English subjects or equivalents to ensure that they do not struggle with the content. Those students looking to take economics at degree level may also consider A-level maths to accompany economics, depending on the choice of university.
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| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Derby |
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| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | Unknown |
| Address | Hillsway, Littleover, Derby, DE23 3DT |
Study beyond the classroom: Students of economics should have a keen and active interest in what is happening in the global and local economy. We will always study the economic theory of the classroom in comparison to what is happening in world economic affairs and use these as a basis for our discussions. To be a successful Economics student you need to: Be inquisitive about what is happening in the world and why and be able to explain our position in different markets. Good economists will be able to use evidence and theory to develop a perspective and opinion on government policy and business decision-making. Students who have studied Economics have gone on to: Economics is a broad subject and so the opportunities after A-Level are wide. Students will develop sound analytical skills making degrees in Finance, Politics, Law and Management as relevant options. In careers, roles in government policy, financial planning nd accountancy are all logical steps for those with an interest and aptitude for economics.
Economics at A-level covers broad skills and students should ideally have grade 5 in maths and English subjects or equivalents to ensure that they do not struggle with the content. Those students looking to take economics at degree level may also consider A-level maths to accompany economics, depending on the choice of university.