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2. Business & Economics Teacher
Economics Department
Mr. O BOUCHAARA
Head of Economics
Ms. R SEWARD
Business & Economics Teacher

3. A Level ECONOMICS
This course provides students with a broad introduction to the subject, including all of the main principles of both Macro and Micro Economics. You will be studying how world, national and local Economies work, and the main principles/rules that are followed.

4. Achievements 100% pass rate 33% high grades A* B 74% A*-C
100% learners progressed to university or apprenticeship

5. Esther Adefarakan
Accepted to Accounting apprenticeship at Ernest and Young
Nancy Afolabi Economics A*, Sociology A*, Maths A, EPQ A

6. A Level ECONOMICS (Linear)
Year 1
Year 2
Course Titles
Theme 1
Introduction to Markets and Market Failure
Theme 2
The UK Economy-Performance and Policies
Course Titles
Theme 3
Business Behaviour and the Labour Market
Theme 4
Global Perspective
A Level Exam papers
Paper 1: Microeconomics (Theme 1 & 3)
Paper 2: Macroeconomics (Theme 2 & 4)
Paper 3: Microeconomics and Macroeconomics (Theme 1-4)
AS Exam papers
Paper 1: Microeconomics (Theme 1)
Paper 2: Macroeconomics (Theme 2)
N.B. All students will undertake the AS exams at the end of year 1 whether or not they complete the full linear A level, but these will not form part of the final A level grade.

7. Economics Extra Curricular Activities and Trips
LSE Mentoring
Peer Mentoring
KPMG Employability Road Show
Ernst and Young
Institution of Economic Affairs
Bank of England
London Metal Exchange
Mini Cooper Factory
University Lecturers
Bank of England 2.0 Challenge

8. Economics Intervention Strategies
Morning theory/mock Exam sessions to maximise pupil progress
Afterschool Homework/Assessment sessions to assess student learning and set student targets
Student individual Target Plan, weekly action plan with parental/guardian communication
Exam revision to maximize pupil progress over half term/weekends
Rigorous departmental policies & procedures on homework, assessment and literacy in line with whole school policy

9. LSE Mentoring

10. LSE Mentoring

15. Industry roles in Economics
Accountancy
Advertising
Banking
Investment
Financial services
General management
HR/personnel
Management consultancy
Public relations
Retail management
Sales and marketing
Accounting technician
Actuary
Banker
Chartered accountant
Investment banker
Corporate treasurer
Financial adviser
Financial trader
Investment analyst
Tax adviser/inspector
Stock broker
Government economist Commercial banker Security brokers Insurance underwriters Account executives
Risk managers
Labor Unions Actuaries Self-Employed consultants

16. Industry skills developed in Economics
ANALYTICAL ABILITY COMMUNICATION AND PRESENTATION SKILLS GOAL SETTING/LEADERSHIP SKILLS NUMERACY/PROBLEM SOLVING TEAM WORK TIME MANAGEMENT CRITICAL THINKING COMPUTER PROFICIENCY COMMUNICATION SKILLS
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