I teach IB Economics as a one-to-one online tutor, mainly working with students who are steady in class but lose marks in essays and diagrams. My lessons usually centre on Paper 1 structure, Paper 2 data response and IA commentary checks. I’m fairly direct in feedback: if an evaluation paragraph is vague, we rewrite it together until it actually answers the question. I particularly enjoy teaching market failure and development economics.

Hi, I’m an IB Economics tutor with six years of experience helping HL and SL students get their essays into shape. I like starting with the student’s recent test or IA draft, because it shows quickly what is really going on. A lot of my work is around diagrams, real-world examples and making evaluation sound less memorised. I’m especially good with students who understand the theory but struggle to turn it into marks.

I’ve taught IB Economics for 10 years and have worked with both HL and SL classes through several syllabus cycles. Most of my private tutoring is exam-focused: unpacking command terms, planning 15-mark responses and tightening IA commentaries before submission. I keep lessons calm but precise, with plenty of timed practice. International trade and macro policy are the topics students most often ask me to revisit.

I tutor IB Economics online for students who want clearer explanations rather than long lectures. I studied economics and later worked in research before moving into tutoring, so I tend to use current examples when we cover inflation, exchange rates or government intervention. I also help with IA topic selection when students have too broad an idea. My style is friendly, but I’ll be honest when an answer is drifting off the mark.

I’m a former IB Economics student who now tutors the course full-time, so I remember the small things that make the subject awkward at first: choosing diagrams, writing evaluation and not overloading essays with definitions. I mainly work with Year 12 and Year 13 students on weekly lessons, mock exam preparation and IA edits. Behavioural economics is my favourite area to teach, especially when linking it to market failure.

My IB Economics lessons are usually built around the student’s folder, not a generic slide deck. We go through class notes, marked essays and IA drafts, then fix the gaps one by one. I’ve tutored students aiming for 5s as well as those pushing for a 7, so I’m used to changing the pace. I put a lot of emphasis on real examples, clean diagrams and making Paper 3 calculations less stressful, especially for HL students.