Reason from the model to the real economy

Economics tutoring,online.

Economics students often know the diagram and still cannot use it. Marks come from explaining the chain of effects and testing the conclusion.

Online · from 30 minutes · book by the hour

Where students lose marks

01

Diagrams from memory

A graph must be tied to the scenario and explained.

02

Missing links

Economic chains earn marks one causal step at a time.

03

Generic evaluation

Judgement should test time, scale, stakeholders and assumptions.

04

Local context ignored

CAPS requires South African institutions, history and policy.

What we help with

Six common reasons students ask for support.

Catch up on missed foundations
Prepare for a test or exam
Work through homework with understanding
Improve problem-solving and exam technique
Move to a new curriculum
Extend a student who is ready for more

What we cover

One subject name. Three curriculum structures.

Route 1

CAPS and IEB

CAPS and IEB teach the same content. IEB sets and marks its own, more application-heavy papers.

  • Macroeconomics
  • Microeconomics
  • Economic pursuits
  • Contemporary economic issues

Route 2

Cambridge Economics 0455

Six syllabus sections.

  • The basic economic problem
  • Allocation of resources
  • Microeconomic decision makers
  • Government and the macroeconomy
  • Economic development
  • International trade and globalisation

Route 3

IB Economics

Four units at HL and SL.

  • Introduction to economics
  • Microeconomics
  • Macroeconomics
  • The global economy

The useful distinction: The mapping is close, but CAPS is anchored in South Africa: redress, the local labour market and local sustainability have no direct counterpart.

Sources: DBE CAPS Economics; Cambridge Economics 0455; IB Economics brief.

How lessons work

Focused on the student in front of us.

Lessons are one-on-one, or in a small group if you already know students taking the same subject at the same level. They are always online, so location does not narrow the tutor match.

Book more before an assessment, fewer sessions between tests, or work steadily through the term when foundations need rebuilding.

  1. 1

    Tell us where the marks are going

    Share the subject, level and what is not working.

  2. 2

    We match the tutor

    At least 75% in the subject or an honours degree in it.

  3. 3

    Book the hours you need

    Start from thirty minutes; pay by card, EFT or supported bursary.

Bursary-funded learning

A supported bursary can pay for tutoring or a recorded course.

Use Intellimali where supported, or receive an invoice to claim from your programme.

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Questions

Before you book

Start with the part that is not working.

Tell us the level, curriculum and where the student is stuck. We’ll use that to make the tutor match.