A Level Business
“A man must take advantage of any opportunity that comes along.” - Ray Kroc, Founder, McDonalds
Studying Business at A Level equips students with essential skills for the modern world, whether they aim to start their own venture, pursue higher education, or thrive in a corporate career. The dynamic curriculum fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision making abilities, providing insights into real-world challenges faced by businesses. Students gain hands-on experience through case studies, team projects, and opportunities to interact with industry professionals. By mastering topics like marketing, finance, and management, they develop a competitive edge, preparing them for success in university and beyond.
Course Details
AQA A Level Business
The A Level is assessed through three papers. The questions are data response based on real businesses.
Subject content includes:
- Business and objectives
- Forms of business and stakeholders
- Marketing management
- Financial management
- Operations management
- People management
- Managing business culture
- Business and society
- Business and the external environment
- Strategy
- Change
Trips form an important part of the curriculum. In the last three years we have offered trips to New York and Washington, London North Film Studios, McDonalds and Berlin.
Year 13 visited McDonalds with talks from the Franchisee and the former CFO.
Students at CitiBank in New York