Economics
International A-levels
What is International A Level?
The International A Levels are the most commonly studied curriculum around the world. They are based on the UK high school education system and are adapted for a global student base.
In Year 12 students move on to the A Levels that are further broken down into two parts: the AS Level, called “Advanced Subsidiary”, (usually done in Year 12) and A2 Level (typically done in Year 13). Traditionally, students take 4-5 AS Level subjects and then go on to take 3-4 of those subjects at the A2 Level.
TYPICAL AGE RANGE
The International GCSE classes course is suitable for students 16-18 years old. In some countries students divide studies over two years.
ENROLLMENT OPTIONS
The A Level courses can be taken as a full-time or part-time option along with other subjects. Students can also take a combination of levels at CGA.
EXAM
AS Level: 2 units total of 1 hour 45 minutes and 80 marks each A Level: 4 units total of 80 marks each 2 units of 1 hour 45 minutes each 2 units of two hours each External assessment for all units offered three times a year.
Basis of what you will learn in A Level Economics
Students will study Markets in Action; Macroeconomic Performance and Policy; Business Behaviour; and Developments in the Global Economy. Students will learn to develop an interest in, and enthusiasm for, the subject
Appreciate the contribution of economics to the understanding of the wider economic and social environment. They will develop an understanding of a range of concepts and an ability to use those concepts in a variety of different contexts.
POTENTIAL CAREER OPTIONS
- Financial risk analyst
- Data analyst
- Financial planner
- Accountant
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