I’ve tutored IB Economics for 7 years, mainly with students who need help turning theory into clear essay arguments. I spend a lot of time on diagrams, real-world examples and Paper 1 structure, as those are usually where marks get lost. I also guide students through their Economics IA, from choosing a workable article to tightening the evaluation without overwriting it.

Hi, I’m an IB Economics tutor and I’m happiest teaching microeconomics, especially market failure and elasticity. I’ve worked with HL and SL students for around 5 years, mostly online, and I’m quite direct in lessons: we read the question, plan the answer, then fix the weak bits. I also help with IA drafts, particularly commentary structure and choosing sharper examples.

I teach IB Economics with a focus on exam technique rather than just covering the textbook again. My background is in applied economics, and I’ve supported students preparing for Papers 1, 2 and 3 over the past 9 years. Lessons often include timed planning, data response practice and work on evaluation paragraphs, as these usually separate a 5 from a 6 or 7.

I started tutoring IB Economics while studying, then carried on because I liked the mix of logic, writing and real-world cases. I’ve now taught the syllabus for 4 years and tend to work best with students who feel fine in class but freeze when exam questions get wordy. I use plenty of recent examples for trade, inflation and development, and I’m picky about diagrams being labelled properly.

I’m a former school economics teacher with 11 years of IB Economics experience. I work with students on both content and assessment, but I’m especially useful for IA support and longer evaluation questions. I like students to explain their thinking out loud before writing, because it shows whether they really understand concepts like externalities, exchange rates or interventionist policies.

I tutor IB Economics in a fairly relaxed but structured way. I usually start by checking what a student actually understands, then build lessons around past-paper questions and short written responses. Over the last 6 years, I’ve helped students with macroeconomics, global economics and IA commentaries. I’m also careful with command terms, as small wording mistakes can cost easy marks.