NEW: International GCSE Economics (9214)

OxfordAQA International GCSE Economics

An engaging introduction to studying the global economy and the perfect preparation for A-level

With a focus on the real-world applications of economics, this International GCSE Economics course will stimulate and inspire your students.

  • Up to date and relevant, students reflect on the ethical and sustainability implications of economic activity.
  • A variety of assessment styles are offered, including multiple choice and essay-style questions, helping your students to develop a range of skills and prepare for further study.
  • Closely aligned to the UK curriculum but with UK-centric terminology and examples removed to ensure unfamiliar language and contexts don’t create an artificial barrier to your students’ learning.

International GCSE Economics (9214)

International GCSE Economics covers the following themes:

How markets work

Economic foundations

Resource allocation

How prices are determined

Production, costs, revenue and profit

Competitive and concentrated markets

Market failure

How the economy works

Government objectives

How the government manages the economy

International trade and the global economy

The role of money and financial markets

OxfordAQA provides the resources and advice you need to get started with the International GCSE Economics specification effectively.

OxfordAQA International GCSE Economics is a new specification. Our team of experts are working to create resources to support your teaching and learning. To keep up to date, please bookmark our resources area for teachers where we will add content when it is ready, including:

  • Schemes of work to allow you to plan how to deliver the specification in a way that will best suit you and your students
  • Teaching guidance to outline clearly the scope of teaching and learning
  • Topic tests and mock exam analysers to allow you to track your students’ progress

International GCSE Economics has 2 papers, each representing 50% of the overall mark.

Paper 1: How markets work

80 marks, 1h45 mins

Paper 2: How the economy works

80 marks, 1h45 mins

For more details, please see the specification

Re-sits

  • Linear: students sit all exams at the end of the course.
  • Students cannot re-sit individual components.
  • Students can re-take the whole qualification as many times as they wish.

You must be an approved OxfordAQA centre to enter students for our exams. Make sure you become an OxfordAQA centre before you start teaching a course.

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