I teach IB Economics with a focus on making diagrams and essay plans feel less mysterious. I’ve worked with both HL and SL students, including several who came to me midway through Year 2 with messy notes and unfinished IAs. My lessons usually mix quick theory checks, past-paper practice and feedback on real paragraph structure, especially for market failure and macro policy questions. I’m also careful about using current examples without letting them take over the answer.

Hi, I’m an IB Economics tutor who enjoys the bits students often find awkward: evaluation, real-world examples and knowing what to write after drawing the diagram. I’ve tutored online for four years, mostly with international school students. I’m calm but quite direct in lessons, and I like using short news stories to make topics like inflation, trade and externalities easier to remember. I also spend time on timing, as many students know more than they can fit into an exam.

I have eight years’ experience teaching IB Economics, including HL classes and Internal Assessment supervision. My background is in applied economics, so I spend a lot of time helping students connect theory to data rather than memorise definitions. I’m particularly comfortable with development economics, exchange rates and essay technique for Paper 1 and Paper 2. Students often come to me when they need precise feedback rather than another general explanation.

I started tutoring IB Economics while doing my master’s and still prefer one-to-one work because you can spot gaps much faster. Students usually come to me for help with diagrams, commentary structure or last-minute exam preparation. I keep lessons practical: a bit of explanation, a worked example, then the student talks through the answer so we can fix the logic together. I’m patient, but I do expect students to practise between sessions.

My IB Economics lessons are built around clear writing. A lot of capable students know the content but lose marks because their evaluation is too vague. I help with HL and SL exam practice, IA planning and choosing real-world examples that actually fit the syllabus point. I’m especially interested in inequality, market power and government intervention. In lessons, I tend to mark short answers live so students see exactly where marks are gained or missed.

I’m a friendly but structured IB Economics tutor with a background in finance and policy analysis. I’ve supported students from international schools with Paper 1 essays, quantitative questions and IA drafts. I don’t like overloading students with slides; instead, we work through the exact command term, diagram and chain of reasoning needed for a strong answer. I’m especially useful for students who need help turning knowledge into marks.