Alexis Grigorieff

I have over nine years of university-level teaching experience across three world-leading institutions: the University of Oxford, the London School of Economics (LSE), and Sciences Po.

My teaching has spanned undergraduate and postgraduate courses in economics, econometrics, behavioural science, and applied quantitative methods, combining rigorous academic training with a clear and supportive teaching style.

University Teaching Roles:

Lecturer in Economics, University of Oxford (2018–2020) - Served as a full-time lecturer responsible for delivering core economics and econometrics courses. Designed lectures, supervisions, problem sets, and assessments for both undergraduate and MSc students. Received exceptionally strong student evaluations for clarity, depth of explanation, and approachability.

Stipendiary Lecturer in Economics, St Edmund Hall, University of Oxford (2016–2018) - Taught microeconomics, behavioural economics, and quantitative methods to Oxford undergraduates. Provided small-group tutorials, exam preparation, and academic mentoring.

Teaching Associate and Class Teacher, London School of Economics (2016–2025) - Delivered classes in microeconomics, applied econometrics, and behavioural economics. Received several performance bonuses for outstanding teaching, awarded on the basis of student evaluations and departmental review.

Class Teacher, Sciences Po (2016–2025) - Taught economics and quantitative methods to undergraduate students, supporting their development in data analysis, economic reasoning, and academic writing.

Graduate Course Instructor, University of Oxford (2018–2025) - Taught a graduate-level econometrics course within Oxford’s History Faculty for the MSc in Economic and Social History. Received overwhelmingly positive feedback for lecture structure, practical econometric guidance, and the accessibility of complex material.

Teaching Methodology:

I foster an environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, testing ideas, and developing strong academic independence.

I focus on exam-style teaching, resonating strongly with the notion that the best teaching is directly attacking the assessment method.

Education & Academic Distinctions:

DPhil (PhD) in Economics, University of Oxford — Awarded a performance-based full scholarship.

MPhil in Economics, University of Oxford — Scholarship recipient.

Undergraduate Degree, Durham University — Best overall exam performance; Prize for best dissertation (93/100).

Subject Expertise:
1. Microeconomics
2. Behavioural Economics
3. Econometrics (undergraduate and postgraduate)
4. Quantitative Methods & Data Analysis
5. Development Economics
6. Research Methods
7. Applied Economics and Policy
8. Econometric Modelling and Statistical Software (Stata, R).

Specific modules taught:

LSE:

1st Year Courses:

- EC1A1 Mircoeconomics 1.
- ST109 Elementary Statistical Theory.
- EC1C1 - Econometrics 1.
- MA108 Methods in Calculus and linear algebra.
- EC1B1 Macroeconomics 1.

2nd Year Courses:

- EC2A1 Mircoeconomics 11.
- EC2B1 Macroeconomics 11.
- EC2C1 Economics 11.

3rd Year Courses:

- EC317 Labour Economics
- EC313 Industrial Economics
- EC334 Advanced Macroeconomics
- EC336 / EC337 Econometric Theory A/B
- EC338 International Trade
- EC339 International Macroeconomics.

KCL -

1st year modules:

Introduction to Economics.
Statistics for Economists.
Mathematics for Economists.
Advanced Mathematics for Economists.

2nd year modules:
Intermediate Microeconomics.
Introduction to Econometrics.
Intermediate Econometrics.
Macroeconomics .

3rd year modules:

Advanced Macroeconomics.
Advanced Mircoeconomics.

UCL -

First-Year Modules:

ECON0004 - Applied Economics.
ECON0005 - Statistical Methods in Economics
ECON0006 - Statistical Methods in Economics
ECON0007 - The World Economy
ECON0008 - History of Economics Thought
ECON0010 - Mathematics for Economics

Second-Year Modules:

ECON0014/15 Intermediate Microeconomics
ECON0016 Macroeconomic Theory and Policy
ECON0019 Quantitative Economics and Econometrics
ECON0047 Economics of Labour
ECON0048 Economics of Finance

Third Year Modules:

ECON0021 Mircoeconometrics
ECON0023 International Trade
ECON0027 Game Theory
ECON0038 Economics of Money & Banking
ECON0047 Economics of Labour
ECON0113 Advanced Economics of Finance

Across all tutorials, I emphasise exam technique and practice, conceptual mastery, and independent problem-solving skills that support an increased student academic performance when faced with original question under exam conditions.

Happy learning!