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Ace Institute of Management

GCE A Level Non-Science (A Level Non-Science)

The A Level Non-Science program at Ace follows a well-rounded academic approach designed to prepare students for higher education, professional careers, and life skills development. The program places strong emphasis on interactive learning, critical thinking, communication, and analytical abilities. Alongside academics, students are actively engaged in extracurricular and co-curricular activities through clubs, events, and skill-based learning opportunities.

Subject Combinations

A Level Management

  • Business
  • Economics
  • Accounting
  • Mathematics
  • Computer Science
  • Psychology
  • Sociology
  • English General Paper

A Level Humanities

  • Psychology
  • Sociology
  • Economics
  • Business
  • English General Paper

Key Highlights

Management Stream

  • Experienced and highly qualified faculty members
  • Strong academic mentoring and personalized support
  • Practical and analytical approach to business education
  • Career counselling and university guidance sessions
  • Focus on leadership, entrepreneurship, and communication skills
  • Excellent university placement record nationally and internationally
  • Interactive learning through presentations, projects, and case studies

Humanities Stream

  • Interactive and discussion-based learning approach
  • Emphasis on critical thinking, communication, and research skills
  • Experienced faculty with student-centered teaching methods
  • Encouragement for presentations, debates, and analytical writing
  • Career counselling and university placement guidance
  • Supportive academic environment for creativity and intellectual growth

Class Timing

  • Morning Shift: 7:00 AM – 12:30 PM
  • Additional tutorials, support classes, and academic guidance sessions as required

Facilities

Management Stream Facilities

  • Digital learning support
  • Business presentations and project-based learning
  • Career counselling and university application guidance
  • Student clubs, leadership activities, and event participation opportunities
  • Library and resource center
  • Computer lab with internet access

Humanities Stream Facilities

  • Interactive classrooms and presentation facilities
  • Research and reading resources
  • Counselling and mentorship support
  • Debate, public speaking, and student engagement activities
  • Library and digital learning access
  • Career and university guidance support

Non-Credit Co-curricular Courses

Students are provided opportunities to enhance skills and interests through non-credit courses, including:

  1. IELTS preparation classes
  2. Digital Skills
  3. Theater
  4. Social Service
  5. Career Counselling Sessions

Courses Offered

  • Cambridge International AS & A Level Programme
  • Foundation Classes
  • Career Counselling & University Guidance
  • IELTS preparation and registration
  • Digital Marketing Skills
  • Workshops, seminars, and presentation activities