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I achieved an A* in A-Level Economics myself, and went on to study International Relations and Economics at the University of Birmingham (2:1), before starting an MSc in Public Policy at King's College London. That combination means I don't just know the syllabus. I understand how the concepts you're learning actually play out in real policy and global affairs, which makes lessons feel a lot less abstract and a lot more relevant.
Lessons run for an hour and are strictly one to one, so every session is fully tailored to your exam board, your strengths, and the topics you're struggling with most. I keep lessons interactive rather than lecture style. You'll be talking, diagramming, and applying concepts throughout, not just listening passively. I use a mix of past paper questions, real world case studies, and diagram practice, since Economics at A-Level is as much about clear written analysis and evaluation as it is about knowing the theory.
Depending on your exam board (AQA, Edexcel, or OCR), we work through micro and macro topics including markets and market failure, fiscal and monetary policy, and international trade, always tied back to current events so ideas like inflation or interest rates feel grounded in what's actually happening in the news rather than abstract diagrams on a page.
Since I sat this exact exam and scored top marks, I know precisely what examiners are looking for. I focus heavily on exam technique: building a strong chain of analysis, using diagrams effectively, and writing evaluation that actually earns marks rather than restating the question. I mark and give detailed, honest feedback on essays and data response questions so you can see exactly where marks are being won or lost.
I keep lessons relaxed and genuinely enjoy the subject, which makes it easier to ask questions without feeling behind. My goal isn't just to help you pass. It's to help you understand economics well enough to think like an economist under exam pressure, and walk into the exam room with real confidence.