Understand the reasoning
Use real economic issues to explain a concept before moving to the terminology and models.
Find the logic in Economics.
Economic ideas are much easier to use when you understand the story behind them. We start there, then build towards confident analysis.
Discuss your subjectINDIVIDUAL TEACHING
How I can help
Lessons connect economic theory to everyday choices, businesses and the wider economy. I explain ideas in familiar language first, then help you become comfortable with the terminology and reasoning your course expects.
Use diagrams and data
Connect calculations, graphs and evidence to the economic argument you are making.
Improve exam answers
Practise the application, analysis and evaluation needed in data-response questions and essays.
A Level Economics topics
These are some of the areas we can work on. Lessons follow your exam board’s specification, with time to revisit the topics you find difficult.
Markets and elasticity
Supply and demand, price determination, and calculating and interpreting price, income and cross elasticity.
Market failure and intervention
Externalities, public goods, information problems, taxes, subsidies and evaluating government intervention.
Firms and labour markets
Costs, revenue and profit, market structures, business objectives, wage determination and competition.
Macroeconomic performance
Growth, inflation, unemployment and the balance of payments, using aggregate demand and aggregate supply analysis.
Economic policy
Fiscal, monetary and supply-side policies, their transmission mechanisms and conflicts between policy objectives.
International economics
Trade, protectionism, exchange rates, globalisation and economic development, as required by your specification.
Content and assessment vary by qualification. Please share your exam board, syllabus code and exam year so we use the right specification and practice materials.
EXAM PREPARATION
Exam technique and revision
Economics exam answers need clear reasoning, relevant evidence and careful evaluation. We work on explaining how and why an outcome follows, rather than listing possible effects.
We can use past-paper questions, mark schemes and your previous answers to identify what needs attention, then practise under timed conditions when you’re ready.
Draw and explain diagrams
Choose the right model, label it accurately and explain the changes shown as part of your written analysis.
Use quantitative evidence
Practise elasticity, percentage changes and index numbers, then use the results and extract data to support your answer.
Write developed arguments
Build a logical chain of reasoning, question assumptions and consider factors such as time periods and the wider economic context.
Plan essays and data responses
Respond to the command word, balance arguments and reach a supported judgement, with timed practice and feedback.
WHO THIS IS FOR
Let’s agree the right support.
A Level Economics students, including home-educated learners, who want individual support with their course. I teach all exam boards. Share your qualification and syllabus code so lessons can follow the right specification.
Please get in touch for an individual quote. We’ll agree the scope of support and the fee before any paid work is booked.
Which A Level exam boards do you support?
I teach all exam boards, including Edexcel, AQA, OCR and WJEC where offered for your qualification. Please send your syllabus code and current topics when you enquire.
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