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Economics is not about money. It’s a way to see the world and a lens of great power and beauty. It can help us understand everything from the stock market to marriage and divorce to elections to the decisions you make in everyday life. Once you understand the fundamental concepts – supply and demand, opportunity cost, market equilibrium, monopolies – you start to see it in your everyday life: the news, the supermarket and at school. Economics equips you with the skill set and vocabulary to predict and explain decisions at an individual and group level.
Our Approach
We teach students at GCSE, A Level and undergraduate level. We conduct an initial assessment to understand your child’s strengths and areas for development. As exams approach, our focus is on timed questions, essay writing and exam technique.
Exam Boards
We have experienced teachers with knowledge of the following exam boards:
- AQA
- OCR
- CIE
- Edexcel
We help tutors to stay up-to-date with curriculum changes and new grading systems. Many of our tutors are also GCSE or A level examiners.
Wider Reading
For students interested in Business Studies or Economics, our teachers have recommended the following resources:
Modern economics
Good Economics for Hard Times, A. Banerjee and E.Duflo
Doughtnut Economics, K.Raworth
- How can economics tackle global issues – climate change, equality?
- How can the economy be designed to meet the needs of all?
- How is inflation both a financial tool and an economic problem?
- Why do countries facing hyperinflation use US dollars?
- How do market forces at school underpin decisions
- Identify goods with elastic and inelastic prices.
- What tools can be used to prevent groups from overconsuming resources?