A LEVEL An A Level in Economics can be the starting point to a variety of careers - from engineering to accountancy. As a highly regarded subject, it opens doors to a range of career paths including banking and finance, international relations, governance, and public policy. Content Your A Level in Economics will give you a deeper understanding of how market economies work, and you will examine the strengths using real-world examples. You will also analyse current economic issues such as the housing crisis and fiscal policy. As the course progresses, you will examine different market structures and analyse their consequences for firms and consumers. You will also learn about the world economy, develop your understanding of globalisation, and examine the problems that hinder the rapid growth of developing economies. You will have opportunities to go on educational visits, including the Bank of England, and participate in external competitions. You will also be expected to keep up to date with economic developments by regularly watching the news. ECONOMICS A LEVEL Entry Requirements Please see the entry requirements on page 11. Assessment You will be assessed by exams at the end of the two-year course. You will undertake three papers: Unit 1 (Microeconomics), Unit 2 (Macroeconomics) and Unit 3 (themes in Economics). Each paper will account for onethird of your final grade. Kosa - A Level Criminology, Sociology, Geography “One of the things that I have enjoyed about being a CTK student is the trips that the college provides. For example, I had the opportunity to visit top universities in the UK, such as Oxford University and Cambridge University. I have also enjoyed attending trips that relate to my courses, such as the Museum of Childhood, Flatford Mill in Colchester, and the Tectonic Hazard Conference. I have also had the opportunity to represent myself and the college in a positive light through attending local board meetings, whole body governor meetings, and also reading at masses and school assemblies.” 14 St Mary’s CTK CRIMINOLOGY APPLIED DIPLOMA Equivalent to one A Level, this course would suit you if you would like to take on a career in the justice system, such as the National Probation Service, the Courts and Tribunals Service, or the Police. As well as studying Criminology at university, you could also go on to study Law, Psychology, or Sociology. Content You will study elements of Psychology, Law, and Sociology on this course, which is designed to offer exciting and interesting experiences. Throughout the course, learners will gain an understanding of why people commit crimes, different types of crime, influences on perceptions of crime, and an understanding of the criminal justice system - from crime identification through to the final verdict. It offers a fascinating insight into the world of crime, the causes of crime, and how to effectively prevent it. This engaging course has been designed to encourage students to succeed through the acquisition of knowledge and understanding in purposeful contexts linked to the criminal justice system. Entry Requirements Please see the entry requirements on page 11. Assessment It is assessed both internally and externally by set tasks and examinations.
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