Emma McConnell : Head of Business Studies
A Level Economics
AQA - 7136
5 in English Language and a 6 in GCSE Maths
By studying A Level Economics you will develop a broad range of skills applicable to your future life and career. This includes an understanding of the key economic factors which influence the world in which we live as well as the ability to analyse economic data.
Students who study A Level Economics often go onto university to read Economics or a related subject, such as PPE, Accounting and Finance, or Business. Other students progress onto apprenticeships or employment with this highly-valued A Level.
There are numerous documentaries and reading materials available that allow students to explore economics in a greater depth. More information on these will be provided as part of the course induction.
Course ContentAs part of the economics course you will learn how to explain and evaluate economic problems and possible solutions. You will acquire a way of thinking as an economist and develop a logical approach to reasoning. As part of the course you will study: Component 1: Microeconomics
Component 2: Macroeconomics
Component 3: Themes in Economics At the end of the course you will complete three two hour written exams, based on the components above, each equivalent to 33.3%
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Each subject is also part of our ‘Super-curricular’ initiative, which aims to develop your wider understanding of academic subjects and support your learning – more information can be found here.
Cambourne Sixth Form
Sheepfold Lane, Cambourne
Cambridge CB23 6FR
Tel: 01954 284000
Email: info@cambournesixthform.org
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