I teach IB Economics with a focus on Paper 1 argument structure, Paper 2 data responses and the IA. I’ve worked with both HL and SL students, including a few who came to me late in Year 13 with messy notes and half-finished commentaries. My lessons are usually a mix of diagrams, real examples and timed writing, as Economics only really clicks when students practise explaining it clearly under exam pressure.

Hi, I’m an IB Economics tutor and I’m happiest teaching market failure, development economics and anything with a good diagram. I started tutoring while doing my economics degree and still keep lessons fairly relaxed, but with proper exam practice built in. I also help students choose IA articles, tighten their evaluation and avoid the vague wording that tends to cost marks, especially in 15-mark responses.

I’ve taught IB Economics for eight years, mainly to students aiming for 6s and 7s at HL. My background is in applied economics, so I tend to bring in current examples on inflation, trade and government policy rather than teaching from a textbook alone. I spend a lot of time on essay planning, 15-mark evaluation and getting students comfortable with Paper 3 calculations, which many avoid until too late.

I tutor IB Economics online and mostly work with students who know the content but struggle to turn it into exam answers. My sessions are quite practical: we look at markschemes, rebuild weak paragraphs and practise drawing diagrams quickly. I’m especially useful for macroeconomics and global economy topics, plus IA commentaries where the link between article and theory needs sharpening before submission.

My IB Economics teaching is built around clear writing and precise analysis. I have supported students through full two-year courses as well as short revision blocks before the May exams. I usually begin by checking where the gaps are, then move into structured Paper 1 and Paper 2 practice. I also review IA drafts, particularly the use of real-world evidence, terminology and final evaluation in exams.

I’m a calm, direct IB Economics tutor who works well with students who feel a bit lost in the course. I like starting with the basics, such as why a diagram shifts or what a policy is actually trying to fix, before moving into exam timing. Most of my recent students needed help with HL content, IA wording and making their answers sound more economic rather than general, which is a common issue at first.