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Economics is the science that studies how people and societies make
decisions that allow them to get the most out of their limited
resources. In the AS course you will learn how the forces of supply
and demand determine the way the world's scarce resources are
distributed. You will also learn about the UK economy, in
particular, how the government attempts to influence inflation,
unemployment and economic growth. Five Reasons to Study this Course
at Chichester 1. All teachers have recent industry experience to
bring the lessons alive! 2. Very high expectations to support
students to maximise their potential. 3. Exciting student centred
lessons with up to date and relevant examples. 4. Develo…
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Economics is the science that studies how people and societies make
decisions that allow them to get the most out of their limited
resources. In the AS course you will learn how the forces of supply
and demand determine the way the world's scarce resources are
distributed. You will also learn about the UK economy, in
particular, how the government attempts to influence inflation,
unemployment and economic growth. Five Reasons to Study this Course
at Chichester 1. All teachers have recent industry experience to
bring the lessons alive! 2. Very high expectations to support
students to maximise their potential. 3. Exciting student centred
lessons with up to date and relevant examples. 4. Develop a highly
invigorating learning environment for all 5. Helpful and
approachable staff who are passionate about success. What will I
Study? The first year comprises of 2 units: Unit 1 - Micro: Markets
and Market Failure Unit 2 - Macro: The National Economy How will I
be Taught? The subject is delivered over two sessions per week, one
AM and one PM. Students will experience a variety of teaching and
learning methods such as group work, presentations, teacher led
exposition, research projects, film, televisual and print based
media and topic related trips, visits and study conferences where
appropriate. Students are expected to complete a minimum of 5 hours
of independent study per week in addition to the 4.5 hours class
time. How will I be Assessed? Both AS and A2 level are assessed by
2 exams in May/June of each year. What our students say? "I really
enjoy Economics, it helps me understand how the real world works" -
Colin "Studying Economics will help me get onto the right course at
university" - Jessie
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