A Level is an intensive course, requiring wide reading and an interest in economic/business matters. Initially, students must become familiar with economic principles and economic jargon. In this respect, the first few months are vital in setting the foundation for success at A Level. Students who revise their choices at a later date, and start the course late, invariably do less well in the subject. As a social science, Economics combines well with many other subjects but students may find Government & Politics, Physics, Geography and History are subjects which give some overlap. Anyone wishing to pursue Economics in Higher Education should have Mathematics as one of their combination.
Name: Economics A Level Qualification title: GCE A Level in Economics Qualification type: GCE A/AS Level or equivalent Assessment Unit 1: Markets and Market Failure Written Examination 33.3% Unit 2: National Economy Written Examination 33.3% Unit 3: Economic Principals and Issues Written Examination 33.3% Awarding Assessment & Qualifications Alliance Created 20161010 09:11:12 Updated 20161010 09:11:12
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