Should do

• Use UCAS and Unifrog to research business and economics degrees and careers, and the different pathways into these sectors.

• Use UCAS and Unifrog to research the grades you need to study business and economics at degree level.

• Read through the Success at School page on Business Management and Entrepreneurship to find out more about the career.

• Regularly check the careers google classroom for any business and economics related opportunities, such as online university lectures or workshops.

Could do

• Mentor younger students in Economics, Maths or Business Studies as one of your Super Curricular activities - this will demonstrate your interest and enthusiasm to potential universities and employers. Speak to your teachers about this.

• Start an Economics, Maths or Business Studies club for your peers or younger students.

• Develop commercial awareness by researching the business you wish to work in, the sectors you work with, and the key business issues.

• Undertake work experience at a relevant company to demonstrate your interest in business and economics .

• Attend lecture series in school related to business and economics.

• Listen to business and economics related podcasts, such as Business Daily and Business Matters.

• Read books, magazines or journals around business and economics, such as The Economist.

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