Expert economics coaching for IB & Cambridge
Personalised Economics coaching that finally clicks
Learn 1-on-1 or in a small live batch with an expert economics coach — a master's in economics, formal teacher training, IB Category 2 certified, and active international-school teaching experience.
Why this coaching is different
Trained for international classrooms
IB Category 2 certified, with an international teaching certification — formal training in how IB and Cambridge classrooms work, not just familiarity with them.
One tutor across curricula
IB Diploma Programme, Cambridge IGCSE and A/AS Level — teaching matched to how each board builds its syllabus and assesses its papers.
Personalised, and current
1-on-1 tutoring and small live batches, shaped by 8+ years in the classroom — including active international-school teaching experience.
What IB & Cambridge economics actually demands
Understanding economics is the easy part. The marks come from something harder — writing it the way the examiner rewards. That's what this coaching is built around.
Answer writing & exam technique
The 25-mark essay has a structure. Command terms matter: evaluate, analyse and discuss ask for different things. And the AO3 evaluation marks — where most students quietly bleed marks — have to be earned deliberately, not sprinkled on.
See the approach →Real-world examples, used as evidence
Examiners reward real cases deployed as argument, not name-dropped. From the UK sugar tax to India's GST reform — applied properly, with both sides weighed.
See worked examples →Diagrams that earn marks
Correctly labelled, integrated into the argument, doing analytical work — not decoration.
Try the interactive tools →The IA and the Extended Essay
The coursework components are mark-heavy and the ones students fear most. Clear, structured guidance through both.
How we approach it →Every paper, on its own terms
Paper 1 essays, Paper 2 data response, and HL's quantitative Paper 3 each reward a different skill. Teaching matched to each.
See a worked Paper 3 →The bridge that matters most
Closing the gap between understanding a concept and writing it the way the mark scheme rewards. That's the whole game.
See the worked cases →IB DP Microeconomics · HL
Tools that make hard ideas click
Interactive tools built for IB and Cambridge economics — and this one is live. Apply a per-unit tax, tilt the curves, and see who really pays it.
- Burden split
- 56% consumers · 44% producers
- Consumers now pay
- 35.0
- Producers now receive
- 26.0
- Quantity (was 60)
- 50
- Government revenue
- 450
Steepen the demand curve and watch the gold consumer share grow: whoever finds it harder to walk away — the relatively more inelastic side — bears more of the tax. The two shaded rectangles together are the government's revenue.
How it works
Book a free class
Meet your coach, share the syllabus and current marks, and see how the coaching works.
Get a personalised plan
A clear path for the term — topics, pacing, and the grade being aimed for.
Learn live
1-on-1 or small-batch lessons that build real understanding, not memorised answers.
Practise like the exam
Past papers and mark-scheme practice, matched to how each board assesses.
Walk into the exam prepared
Steady feedback for students and parents, so exam day holds no surprises.
The educator behind the coaching
The coaching is led by an educator who has taught economics for 8+ years, with active international-school teaching experience. Behind it sits a rare stack: a master's in economics, formal teacher training, an international teaching certification, and IB Category 2 certification. Most tutors bring one of these; here they come together.
Read the full storyTrusted by IB & Cambridge students
The coaching takes only a small number of ongoing students — 1-on-1 and in small live batches, across timezones — so every student keeps their coach's full attention.
Questions before booking?
Tell me a bit about your goals and I'll get back to you.
Start with a free class
Meet your coach, talk through the syllabus and your goals, and see how the coaching works — before committing to anything.