At A level, the ability to write a coherent essay with logical chains of reasoning and the use of relevant information, is far more important than being good at maths. The skills you will develop while studying A-level economics include the following: Analytical thinking and problem solving; Manipulation and interpreting different types of information; Written and verbal communication skills which help you to compose logical arguments and make informed judgements; Using qualitative and quantitative data effectively. These skills are transferable which means you can transfer them to plenty of other jobs – not just those of professional economists.
GCSE Maths at Grade 5
You will be regularly assessed through key assignments based on real exam questions. Your final exam will be at the end of year two and will be made up of three separate exam papers.
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| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Brent |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Kenton, Harrow, HA3 9TE |
At A level, the ability to write a coherent essay with logical chains of reasoning and the use of relevant information, is far more important than being good at maths. The skills you will develop while studying A-level economics include the following: Analytical thinking and problem solving; Manipulation and interpreting different types of information; Written and verbal communication skills which help you to compose logical arguments and make informed judgements; Using qualitative and quantitative data effectively. These skills are transferable which means you can transfer them to plenty of other jobs – not just those of professional economists.
GCSE Maths at Grade 5
You will be regularly assessed through key assignments based on real exam questions. Your final exam will be at the end of year two and will be made up of three separate exam papers.
