Accredited Level 2 Diploma in Ecommerce
GCSE
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GCSE
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Online
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Class hours
160h
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Duration
1 Year
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Our Accredited Level 2 Economics Diploma course provides students with the opportunity to experience Economics and develop an understanding of economic concepts. Whilst also applying these concepts to real-life situations. The course will help students to develop an awareness of economic change and its impact on developing and developed economies.
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About this course
Studying the course will enable students to interpret and evaluate economic data in order to make reasoned arguments and informed judgments.
This course is aimed at individuals who didn't finish secondary education or didn't achieve the grades they wanted to.
All students must be 16 years of age or above. Basic English reading and writing skills, as full tutor support is given.
Accredited Level 2 Diploma
This is a GCSE level qualification without the requirement for final exams. The course is entirely based on coursework submissions. You can enrol at anytime.
You will be emailed with full course information and details.
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Subjects
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- Market
- Macroeconomics
- Economics
- Supply
- International
- Trade
- Demand Economics
- Production
- Productivity evaluation
- Labour market
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Course programme
Module 1: Demand and Supply
In the study of this first module, you will explore the following key topic areas;
• Economics and the fundamental economic questions
• Demand and Supply
• Elasticity
• These topic areas will explore the fundamental basics of economics. The question of supply and demand and elasticity. This module will help you to understand the relationship between price and quantity de-manded and quantity supplied and the concept of the market equilibrium, shifts and movements of de-mand and supply curves.
Module 2: Market equilibrium and labour market
In the study of the second module of the course, you will explore the following key topic areas;
• The role of the market in solving the economic problem
• The labour market
• This module will help you to understand how wages and employment function in a free economy includ-ing aspects such as the division of labour, the advantages and disadvantages of division of labour: for the worker and for the firm.
• You will also consider factors affecting demand for labour including demand for final product, the availa-bility of substitutes such as machines and productivity of the workforce. You will also investigate factors af-fecting supply of labour such as determinants of working population, including distribution, retirement and school-leaving age, female participation in the labour force.
Module 3: Production and Competition
In the study of the third module of the course, you will explore the following key topic areas;
• Production and Productivity
• Firms and Market
• This module will help you to investigate factors of production such as land, labour, capital and enterprise. You will consider the sectors of the economy: primary, secondary and tertiary and consider the changing importance of these sectors in terms of employment and output over time, in developing and developed economies.
Unit 2: Macroeconomics and International Trade
Module 4: Macroeconomics: Objectives and Policies
In the study of the fourth module of the course, you will explore the following key topic areas;
• Macroeconomics Basics
• Macroeconomic Policy
• This module will help you to consider aspects such as government revenue and expenditure, revenue: direct and indirect taxation and the main areas of public sector spending. You will explore taxation, regula-tion and incentives aimed at the protection of the environment, interest rates and money supply, as well as the supply of money.
Module 5: International Trade and Exchange Rates
In the study of the final module of the course, you will explore the following key topic areas;
• Trading with the World
• Foreign Exchange Market and the Exchange Rate
• This module discusses Globalisation and the increasing integration and interdependence of national
• economies. You will consider MNCs (multi-national companies) source factors, produce and
• sell in various countries and the reasons for globalised operations; key drivers in global
• economy, including role of ICT, transport and tourism.
• Winners and losers from globalisation are also considered, and the relationships between MNCs and de-veloped countries, international debt, commodity prices and living standards in developing countries. The effect on the development gap and the impacts that economics can have on the natural environment are also discussed.
Accredited Level 2 Diploma in Ecommerce