I teach IB Economics to students who want clearer explanations than the textbook usually gives. Most of my lessons are split between diagram practice, essay planning and IA commentary work. I have taught both SL and HL students for 8 years, with a soft spot for market failure and development economics. I’m fairly direct in lessons: we find the weak bit, fix it, then practise it until it holds. Parents usually get a short note after.

Hi, I’m an IB Economics tutor and I mostly work with students who are fine in class but freeze when the 10- and 15-mark questions appear. I use past paper prompts a lot, especially for macro and global economy topics, and I’m picky about definitions because they cost easy marks. I also help with IA article choices and commentary structure without taking over the student’s own writing. Lessons stay focused, but relaxed.

I have 11 years of experience teaching IB Economics, including several cohorts through the newer syllabus. My lessons are usually built around exam command terms, data response questions and IA feedback, as these are the areas where small changes can lift marks quickly. I teach both confident HL students and those who need the course rebuilt from the basics, particularly in theory of the firm. I mark written work closely.

I’m a former economics teaching assistant who now tutors IB Economics online. I like lessons to feel practical: one topic, a few clean diagrams, then a real exam question before we finish. Students often come to me for help with externalities, trade protection and the IA because they know the content but struggle to turn it into IB-style analysis. I keep feedback honest but not scary, and I usually set short tasks between lessons.

My IB Economics tutoring is quite structured, especially for students aiming for a 6 or 7. I start by checking how they handle definitions, diagrams and evaluation, then we build a revision plan around the weakest paper. I have worked with international school students for 11 years and spend a lot of time on Paper 1 essays, Paper 2 data questions and choosing IA articles that actually fit the syllabus. I’m careful about mark schemes.

Hi! I tutor IB Economics and I’m probably most useful when a student says, “I get it, but I don’t know what to write.” We work on turning class notes into proper IB answers, with lots of practice on evaluation and real-world examples. I also review IA plans, article suitability and early drafts. I’m calm in lessons, but I do expect students to try the question before I jump in, because that shows me exactly where the problem is.