KS5 Options Subject Economics
'' In the business world, the rear-view mirror is always clearer than the windshield. (Warren Buffett)''
Economics is the study of the ways in which people, businesses and industries use resources.
It helps you learn about how economics affects the world and the ways we live and how we can improve the economy to benefit the whole world.
People who have studied economics can get well paid and interesting jobs as they have developed a range of skills like maths, using logic and critical thinking skills.
Economics can lead into careers in finance, banking, sales and marketing, insurance or public policy
Economics A' Level Learning Journey
Economics A' Level Subject Summary
Possible Careers or jobs relating to Economics A' Level
- Actuary
- Bank manager
- Bookmaker
- Business analyst
- Business development manager
- Data analyst-statistician
- Economic development officer
- Economist
- Investment analyst
- Money adviser
- MP
- Newspaper or magazine editor
- Pensions manager
- Private practice accountant
- Sales manager
- Stockbroker
- Tax adviser
Examples of apprenticeships that relate to economics:
- Professional Economist (degree) - Level:6 (equivalent to bachelor's degree). Typical length:42 months
- Financial Services Professional (degree) - Level:6 (equivalent to bachelor's degree. Typical length: 42 months
- Workplace Pensions (administrator or consultant) - Level: 3 -Typical length: 18 months
- Assistant Accountant - Level: 3 - Typical length: 18 months
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