Economics requires the application of economic models to a variety of current issues and controversies. There is an abundance of economic content in The subject is taught through the use of ICT and discussions; however, a great deal of emphasis is placed on independent study. Economics is seen as a strong subject by universities and combines well with a range of different subjects. For example, the analytical approach used is similar to Mathematics courses, while the essay writing and research techniques are similar to those in History, English and Psychology.
Entry into the Sixth Form is by interview and achievement at GCSE level. The minimum entry requirement is five passes at Grades 9 – 6, with a minimum of Grade 7 in the chosen A Level subjects. Candidates who have not taken GCSEs will be asked to sit an Assessment Test.
Both papers were assessed through the: • 2 written exams, 2 hours Each 80 marks Each 33.3% of A Level Questions in each paper • Section A: data response questions requiring written answers, choice of one from two contexts worth 40 marks • Section B: essay questions requiring written answers, choice of one from three worth 40 marks
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Barnet |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £20,130 |
| Address | Camlet Way, Hadley, Barnet, EN4 0NJ |
Economics requires the application of economic models to a variety of current issues and controversies. There is an abundance of economic content in The subject is taught through the use of ICT and discussions; however, a great deal of emphasis is placed on independent study. Economics is seen as a strong subject by universities and combines well with a range of different subjects. For example, the analytical approach used is similar to Mathematics courses, while the essay writing and research techniques are similar to those in History, English and Psychology.
Entry into the Sixth Form is by interview and achievement at GCSE level. The minimum entry requirement is five passes at Grades 9 – 6, with a minimum of Grade 7 in the chosen A Level subjects. Candidates who have not taken GCSEs will be asked to sit an Assessment Test.
Both papers were assessed through the: • 2 written exams, 2 hours Each 80 marks Each 33.3% of A Level Questions in each paper • Section A: data response questions requiring written answers, choice of one from two contexts worth 40 marks • Section B: essay questions requiring written answers, choice of one from three worth 40 marks