The syllabus is divided into two main themes: “How markets work” and “How the economy works.” In “How markets work,” students explore the role of supply and demand, price mechanisms, and market structures. In the second theme, they focus on national and global economic issues such as government policy, economic objectives, international trade, and globalization. The course encourages students to apply real-life examples to economic concepts and use economic data to support their arguments.

Assessment is done through two written exams, each worth 50% of the final grade, involving multiple-choice, short answer, and extended writing questions. This qualification not only prepares students for further study in economics and business but also equips them with critical thinking skills and an understanding of current economic issues, making it valuable for a wide range of careers and future studies. They are skilled in handling international syllabuses.

GCSE AQA Economics (8136) is a comprehensive course that introduces students to the basic principles of economics, helping them understand how economies operate on both a micro and macro level. The course covers key topics such as economic foundations, resource allocation, production, costs, and revenue. It aims to develop analytical thinking by examining how individuals, businesses, and governments make economic decisions and how these decisions affect markets and economic outcomes.