A-Level Economics Worthing

UK A-Level Economics at Worthing College

Economics A-Level Course Introduction for International Students

The A-Level Economics course at Worthing College comprehensively introduces fundamental economic principles and theories. Students will explore market dynamics, government intervention, macroeconomic performance, and global trade throughout the year. The curriculum enhances analytical and critical thinking skills, preparing students for further economic studies or careers in related fields. The course combines theoretical knowledge with real-world applications, offering a robust foundation for understanding financial issues and decision-making processes.

This is a two-year A-Level, during which you will achieve three Level 3 qualifications as an international student.

Worthing College is part of the Chichester College Group.

Course Information Sheet: AQA Level 3 A Level Economics at Worthing College

Explore the principles of economics, focusing on microeconomic and macroeconomic concepts. You will gain critical thinking and analytical skills through lessons, discussions, and case studies.

Course Overview

• Course Code: WECO003D
• Duration:  Two Years
• Qualification: AQA L3 A Level Economics
• Entry Requirements:  Minimum of five GCSEs in grades 9-4, including grades 5 in Maths and 4 in English Language. No prior knowledge of Economics is required, but an interest in current affairs and recent history is beneficial.

Economics explores how society produces, distributes, and consumes resources and wealth. The course is divided into Microeconomics and Macroeconomics across two years. Key topics include market operations, market failure, national economy, and international economics. The course employs various teaching methods, including formal lessons, discussions, case studies, and interactive learning.

The A-Level Economics course at Worthing College delves into key economic concepts, theories, and real-world applications. The curriculum includes:

• Microeconomics:  The behaviour of individuals and firms, market mechanisms, and resource allocation.
• Macroeconomics: National and international economic performance, government policies, and economic growth.
• Themes: Economic principles, market failures, and the global economy.

Course Structure and Assessment

• It is two years, with exams at the end of the second year.
• Three exams: Paper 1 (Microeconomics), Paper 2 (Macroeconomics), and Paper 3 (Multiple choice and case study).
• No assessed coursework.
• Potential AS qualification assessment at the end of the first year.

Further Opportunities

Combines well with A Levels in Politics, History, Geography, Business, Psychology, and Maths.
Universities and employers highly regard these qualifications, which provide a strong foundation for careers in Business, Management, Finance, Accounting, Law, and Politics.