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More details about studying Economics at Scarborough Sixth Form College can be found on the S6F website,…

Students will be permitted to progress to the second year of the A level course provided they achieve satisfactory grades in the first year.…

Richard Huish College offers a wide range of academic and vocational courses.…

The course aims to develop a thorough comprehension of how the UK and global economies operate so that students can analyse how current economic issue…

Year 12

Economics A Level

Economic forces have a major influence on the personal and working lives of us all.…

Students must complete all components (01, 02 and 03) to be awarded the OCR A Level in Economics.

You only have to read a newspaper or watch TV to realise how the economic system affects our existence and future. In Economics,…

Economics is defined as the social science concerned with the production and consumption of goods and services.…

Economics is a subject for the inquisitive mind. Bringing together a variety of different subjects,…

Two themes in Year 12. The operation of Markets and Market Failure. Covers the fundamental knowledge needed to better understand Economic methodology.…

Age range: 16-18

This practical work related course is aimed at creative students who have an interest in developing their skills for the performing arts industry such…

School leavers aged 16 to 19

Economics is well regarded by universities as a rigorous A level, because of the analytical skills that it teaches.…

A course that provides a combination of the practical side of Business with the theory of Economics.

Students who have achieved 38 points or more

GCSE Grade 6 in both maths and English.

You will gain an insight into how every aspect of your daily life depends upon Economics, evaluating latest government policies etc.

During our Economics A-Level, you will study the �science of wealth�. You will expand your knowledge and understanding of the origins and meaning of e…

This subject covers most of the major issues in public life e.g. pupils would look at the impact of issues such as 'Brexit' and how it affects the UK…

Economics has been described as a subject for which one either has an inherent talent or not. This is an exaggeration,…

Economics is about choice and the impact of choices made. It relates to every aspect of our lives,…