We all live in an Economy and we are all economists; the only difference is that students of Economics aim to understand how it all works! The study of Economics enables you to understand the world you live in and gives you understanding and skills which you can use throughout your life. It is a multi-faceted subject which will allow you to explore a huge range of issues affecting people’s everyday lives. We study why firms make the choices they do and how consumers react. We question the objectives of our country’s government and its policies, like tackling unemployment or reducing the gap between rich and poor. We challenge our position in the global economy and discuss how the UK interacts with other countries around the world. Progression: A level Economics has been identified by Russell Group universities as one of the subjects they consider to be the most valuable when applying for their universities. As A level Economics uses a wide range of skills, it is highly valued as a compatible subject within many different degree areas. It is also very beneficial if you wish to continue with A level Economics at University.
To study Economics as part of a full A level programmed, you will need an average GCSE point score of 6 (B) including a minimum of grade 6 (B) in both Math's and English.
100% examination
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Islington |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Boys |
| Address | Cowper Street, City Road, London, EC2A 4SH |
We all live in an Economy and we are all economists; the only difference is that students of Economics aim to understand how it all works! The study of Economics enables you to understand the world you live in and gives you understanding and skills which you can use throughout your life. It is a multi-faceted subject which will allow you to explore a huge range of issues affecting people’s everyday lives. We study why firms make the choices they do and how consumers react. We question the objectives of our country’s government and its policies, like tackling unemployment or reducing the gap between rich and poor. We challenge our position in the global economy and discuss how the UK interacts with other countries around the world. Progression: A level Economics has been identified by Russell Group universities as one of the subjects they consider to be the most valuable when applying for their universities. As A level Economics uses a wide range of skills, it is highly valued as a compatible subject within many different degree areas. It is also very beneficial if you wish to continue with A level Economics at University.
To study Economics as part of a full A level programmed, you will need an average GCSE point score of 6 (B) including a minimum of grade 6 (B) in both Math's and English.
100% examination
