What is business? • Management, leadership and decision-making • Decision-making to improve financial performance • Decision-making to improve HR performance • Decision-making to improve operations • Decision-making to improve marketing • The course is taught using a series of purpose-made booklets covering the course content alongside past exam papers, individual research projects and the preparation of presentations.
Sixth Form admission is based on a combination of interview, present school report (for external applications) and performance at GCSE. As a guide, applicants should have received a combined total of at least 36 points in their seven best GCSEs and they should have achieved at least a grade 6 in the GCSE subjects they wish to take forward as their A Level subject choices and preferably a 7-9 grade.
Paper 1 – Business 1 33.3% of A Level / 100 marks 2-hour examination Section A – multiple choice questions Section B – short answer questions Section C and D – two essay questions Paper 2 – Business 2 33.3% of A Level / 100 marks 2-hour examination Three data response compulsory questions Paper 3 – Business 3 33.3% of A Level / 100 marks 2-hour examination One compulsory case study
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Sefton |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | Unknown |
| Address | St. Mary's College, Everest Road, Liverpool, L23 5TW |
What is business? • Management, leadership and decision-making • Decision-making to improve financial performance • Decision-making to improve HR performance • Decision-making to improve operations • Decision-making to improve marketing • The course is taught using a series of purpose-made booklets covering the course content alongside past exam papers, individual research projects and the preparation of presentations.
Sixth Form admission is based on a combination of interview, present school report (for external applications) and performance at GCSE. As a guide, applicants should have received a combined total of at least 36 points in their seven best GCSEs and they should have achieved at least a grade 6 in the GCSE subjects they wish to take forward as their A Level subject choices and preferably a 7-9 grade.
Paper 1 – Business 1 33.3% of A Level / 100 marks 2-hour examination Section A – multiple choice questions Section B – short answer questions Section C and D – two essay questions Paper 2 – Business 2 33.3% of A Level / 100 marks 2-hour examination Three data response compulsory questions Paper 3 – Business 3 33.3% of A Level / 100 marks 2-hour examination One compulsory case study