This class is taught in English.

By the end of this course, students will:

    Master Microeconomics:
        Understand the intricacies of market structures, including perfect competition, monopoly, and oligopoly.
        Analyse consumer behaviour, exploring utility maximization and preference theory.
        Dive into producer theory, comprehending cost analysis and profit maximization.
        Investigate market failure, grasping the concepts of externalities and public goods.

    Achieve Macroeconomic Proficiency:
        Grasp aggregate demand and supply, including factors affecting price levels, output, and employment.
        Explore the dynamics of inflation and unemployment, including the Phillips Curve and strategies for managing macroeconomic challenges.

    Navigate Economic Measurement:
        Analyse national income measurement, including GDP calculation and economic growth determinants.
        Understand fiscal and monetary policies, recognizing the role of government interventions, central banks, and trade policies.

    Develop Critical Thinking Skills:
        Cultivate critical thinking and problem-solving abilities by applying economic theories to real-world scenarios.
        Enhance analytical skills by evaluating economic data and making informed decisions.

    Excel in A-level Economics Exams:
        Prepare effectively for A-level Economics exams, including comprehensive coverage of the curriculum.
        Practice exam-style questions and strategies for exam success.

    Foster a Lifelong Love for Economics:
        Develop a deep appreciation for economics as a discipline with real-world relevance.
        Encourage a lifelong interest in economics and its applications beyond academic studies.

Teacher Expertise:
I bring a wealth of experience in teaching economics to students of various backgrounds and educational levels. Over the years, I have honed my teaching skills and have successfully assisted numerous learners in comprehending the complexities of economics. My expertise extends across schools and colleges, where I have supported students in their pursuit of economic knowledge.

Relevant Experience:

    I have been actively engaged in online teaching for several years, specializing in economics education.
    My teaching approach is student-centric, adapting to the unique needs and learning styles of each individual.
    I have a proven track record of helping students across different educational institutions, including schools and colleges, to excel in economics.

My extensive experience and commitment to facilitating meaningful learning experiences in economics make me well-equipped to guide students through the A-level Economics Exam Preparation course effectively.

Homework Offered
Homework Assignments:

    Homework assignments will consist of exam-style questions, practice exercises, and critical thinking problems.
    These assignments will be designed to reinforce the concepts covered in each week's sessions and provide students with opportunities for self-assessment and practice.
0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
In-class quizzes: Short quizzes will be conducted during class sessions to gauge students' comprehension of recently covered topics.
Homework assignments: As previously mentioned, homework assignments will include exam-style questions and exercises.
Grades Offered
Grading Options:

    All students' work, including in-class quizzes, homework assignments, mock exams, and the final exam, will be marked and graded.
    Grading will be based on the accuracy and quality of the students' responses, demonstrating their understanding of the material.

Providing Grades:

    Grades will be provided for all completed assessments, including quizzes, homework assignments, and exams.
    Students will receive feedback on their performance, allowing them to assess their strengths and areas needing improvement.

We cater to different learning needs, such as ADHD, Dyslexia, and ASD, with personalized support and flexible resources.

A basic understanding of economics is recommended but not required.

I will provide handout