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Darren Agboya Ijieh

Mathematics and Economics Specialist

Stevenage, United Kingdom

£30.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiriesHigh performing tutor

Currently studying for his Bachelors of Science in Economics at the University of Leicester.
Holds A-Levels in Mathematics and Economics.
Holds grade 8-7s in multiple subjects including Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics at GCSE level.

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GCSE Maths and Economics support from a gcse maths tutor and a level economics tutor based in Stevenage; Economics undergraduate at the University of Leicester with UKMT Maths Challenge awards. Patient, tailored sessions include lesson reports and optional free homework.

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Ozi Nwagwu

Economics, Mathematics, and Business Studies Specialist

London

£26.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiriesHigh performing tutor

Holds a Bachelor of Science in International Business, Finance, and Economics from The University of Manchester.
Holds A-levels in Business Studies, Economics, and Politics.
Holds 5 A*s, and 3 As at GCSE level.

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Economics tutor and GCSE maths tutor with a BSc in International Business, Finance and Economics (University of Manchester). A calm, structured business studies tutor for GCSE and A Level, with session reports and optional homework.

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Caleb Manful

Science and Economics Specialist

Enfield, London

£22.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiries

Currently studying Pharmacy at the University of Nottingham.
Holds over 2 years' of both in-person and private online tutoring.
Holds A* for Economics at A-Level.

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Caleb Manful offers online tutoring in GCSE Biology, Chemistry and Physics plus KS3 Maths, and is an a level economics tutor; a Pharmacy student at the University of Nottingham with 2+ years’ experience, providing lesson reports and optional homework.

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Htoo Htet

Mathematics, Economics, and Business Studies Specialist

Epsom

£25.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiries

Currently studying for her Bachelors of Science in Financial Economics at Kingston University.
Holds experience working at an in-person tutoring facility, working alongside qualified teachers.
Holds A*, A*, A*, A* for Accounting, Business, Economics, and Mathematics at A-Level.

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Htoo Htet is an online maths tutor and a level economics tutor for KS3, GCSE and A-Level, also teaching Business Studies and Accounting. Studying BSc Financial Economics at Kingston University, she provides tailored online tutoring with homework and lesson reports.

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Thuvaa Parameswaran

Mathematics, Science, and Economics Specialist

England, United Kingdom

£30.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiries

Holds over 5 years' of tutoring experience.
Currently studying for a BSc of Economics at Durham University.
Holds A, A, B for Mathematics, Chemistry, and Economcis at A-Level.

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GCSE maths tutor and a level maths tutor, also an economics tutor, Thuvaa supports Maths, Further Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. A Durham University Economics undergraduate with 5+ years’ experience, he teaches patiently with tailored lessons and session reports.

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Sophia Kurrimboccus

English Specialist

London, United Kingdom

£23.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiries

Currently studying for her Bachelors of Arts in Architecture.
Holds A-Levels in Economics, French, and 3D Design.
An experienced 11+ and English online tutor.

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Sophia Kurrimboccus is a GCSE English tutor offering online tutoring for KS2/3 and 11+; she delivers structured, interactive one-to-one lessons with homework and session reports, and is fluent in English, French and Creole.

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Match Me With an A-Level Economics Tutor

Compare online A-Level Economics tutors, understand Latimer’s pay-as-you-go process, and decide what kind of tutor fits your child’s exam board, weak topics, budget and schedule. The guidance below covers pricing, tutor fit, online lessons, Economics topics, exam technique, first-lesson expectations, revision planning and realistic outcomes without relying on grade promises or unsupported tutor counts.

Why choose Latimer for A-Level Economics?

A good A-Level Economics tutor should do more than explain definitions. They should help your child connect theory to data, diagrams, essays, evaluation and the exact exam board they are sitting. Latimer lets parents compare tutor profiles, rates and teaching backgrounds before making contact, so you can choose support that fits the student rather than buying a fixed package.

Latimer is pay-as-you-go: the How it Works page says families pay only for lessons they arrange, with no packages or long-term tie-in. That makes it easier to start with a focused goal, such as improving 25-mark essays, reviewing a mock paper or rebuilding confidence in macroeconomics.

Compare visible tutor profiles before messaging.
Use one-to-one lessons for essay structure, data-response practice, diagrams, evaluation and revision planning.
Start with a clear need: Year 12 transition, Year 13 mocks, resit preparation, confidence, exam technique or high-achiever extension.
Keep expectations realistic: a tutor can support understanding, confidence and exam technique, but cannot guarantee a grade.

Good fit if: Your child needs one-to-one help with Year 12 or Year 13 Economics content, essays, data response, evaluation, mocks or exam technique.
May be enough without a tutor: A confident student who only needs occasional independent revision using school notes, official specifications and past papers.
Latimer angle: Compare tutor rates, backgrounds and teaching style, then contact the tutor directly before arranging lessons.

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How to compare and contact tutors

Start by browsing Economics tutors filtered for A Level. Profile pages help you compare the tutor’s subject background, hourly rate, teaching style, availability and any teacher or examiner experience. Once you have a shortlist, message the tutor with the student’s year group, exam board, recent marks, weak topics and preferred lesson times.

Latimer’s process is straightforward: find a tutor, message a tutor, chat directly, then begin lessons or arrange an introductory meeting where appropriate. If you are not sure who fits best, use the contact page to ask for help narrowing the shortlist.

Have the exam board ready: AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR or another specification.
Share the current problem, not just the target grade: for example weak evaluation, timing, diagrams, data tables or essay planning.
Ask how the tutor will diagnose gaps and what practice they expect between lessons.
Discuss after-school, evening, weekend and holiday availability directly with the tutor rather than assuming a fixed slot.

Before messaging: Gather the exam board, recent test scores, weak topics, lesson frequency and preferred times.
Helpful first message: “My child is in Year 13 on Edexcel Economics A and needs help with data-response questions, evaluation and timed essays before mocks.”
If profiles feel hard to compare: Contact Latimer with the level, subject, budget, schedule and learning needs so the team can help you think through the options.

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Pricing, tutor tiers and what affects fit

Latimer publishes typical rates rather than a fixed package price. For many A-Level students, graduates, university students or full-time tutors, rates are usually around £20–£30 per hour. For current or retired teachers, examiners and lecturers, rates are usually around £25–£50 per hour. The exact current price is the tutor’s displayed profile rate.

Latimer’s pricing wording is deliberately simple: “The price we present is the price you pay.” The How it Works page also explains that families pay only for lessons they arrange, with no packages or long-term tie-in. Lessons are invoiced after they take place, and payment can be made online by card or by bank transfer.

Choose a student or graduate tutor for recent exam experience, confidence and affordable regular support.
Choose a full-time tutor for structured weekly help, accountability and exam-practice routines.
Choose a qualified teacher or examiner where classroom, specification or marking experience is especially important.
Ask the tutor about cancellation expectations and any support outside normal tutoring, such as separate homework-only help.

Student or graduate tutor: Often a strong fit for confidence, recent A-Level experience and regular support at a lower hourly rate.
Full-time tutor: Often useful for a structured plan, accountability, regular essay practice and revision routines.
Qualified teacher or examiner: Can be valuable when parents want school, specification or marking experience; use the individual profile as evidence.
SEN-aware support: Ask directly about experience and teaching approach; formal access arrangements are handled by schools or exam centres.

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Online A-Level Economics tutoring and near-me searches

Many families search for an A-Level Economics tutor near them, but the best fit is not always the closest person geographically. Latimer’s FAQs say: “Our service is online first.” Online tutoring lets you compare suitable Economics tutors nationally rather than being limited to local availability.

A strong online Economics lesson can include shared documents, screen sharing, whiteboard diagrams, annotated essay paragraphs, data tables, past-paper extracts and homework review. In-person support may suit some students, but it depends on tutor proximity and agreement; it is not a promise of local face-to-face coverage in every town or city.

Microsoft Teams is Latimer’s default lesson platform, with another platform possible by agreement between tutor and family.
Online lessons work well for diagrams, essay plans, data-response practice and mark-scheme review because the work can be shared on screen.
Use local wording honestly: online choice is national, while in-person support depends on the individual tutor.
Parents can still stay close to the process through messages, lesson reports and agreed homework routines.

Online one-to-one: Best for wider tutor choice, shared documents, past-paper review and flexible scheduling.
In-person tutor: May suit some students, but local availability is narrower and should not be assumed.
Group revision course: Can add exam-season structure, but may not diagnose individual essay or data-response weaknesses.
Self-study and free resources: Useful for practice; weaker when the student needs feedback, accountability or error diagnosis.

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Tutor credentials, safeguarding and profile transparency

Parents should be able to see why a tutor is suitable before they enquire. Latimer profiles can show the tutor’s rate, subject background, qualifications, teaching style and relevant experience. Some tutors may have strong A-Level results or an Economics-related degree; others may be qualified teachers, examiners or experienced full-time tutors. The right choice depends on the student’s needs.

Latimer’s FAQs state that tutors are required to hold an Enhanced DBS check with the Children’s Barred List as part of onboarding. Because safeguarding wording matters, parents should read the current FAQ and profile information when it is a deciding factor. The safest visible claim is simple: use the profile and Latimer FAQs to understand credentials, checks and teaching approach before booking.

Look for Economics experience at the right level, not just a general tutoring background.
Ask whether the tutor knows the student’s exact board and question types.
Use qualified-teacher or examiner wording only when the profile supports it.
Do not rely on review stars or tutor counts unless current, visible evidence is shown.

Profile evidence: Degree subject, school experience, exam-board familiarity, teaching style, rates and availability.
Credentials to compare: Qualified teacher, examiner, Economics graduate, experienced tutor, SEN-aware teaching approach.
Safeguarding: Read the current Latimer FAQs and profile information, especially for younger students or risk-conscious parents.
Realistic outcomes: Tutors can support confidence, knowledge and technique, but cannot promise a grade or university offer.

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How to choose the right A-Level Economics tutor

The best tutor match depends on why the student is stuck. Some students understand content but lose marks in evaluation. Others can write essays but cannot interpret data quickly. Some need a calm weekly routine; others need high-level stretch work. Before booking, use the checklist below to make the first conversation specific.

Which exam board and specification is the student following?
Which topics feel weakest: market failure, elasticities, business behaviour, macro policy, exchange rates or quantitative skills?
Is the main issue content knowledge, application, analysis, evaluation, timing or confidence?
How much independent practice will the student realistically complete between lessons?
Would the student respond best to discussion, worked examples, low-stakes practice, written feedback or timed papers?

Ask about diagnosis: How will the tutor tell whether the problem is content, essay structure, diagrams, data response or timing?
Ask about feedback: Will the tutor mark essay paragraphs, review past-paper answers and explain how to improve the next attempt?
Ask about fit: Does the student need encouragement, accountability, stretch work, exam-board detail or a more patient pace?

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A-Level Economics topics tutors can cover

A-Level Economics is usually organised around microeconomics and macroeconomics. AQA describes major content areas as individuals, firms, markets and market failure, plus the national and international economy. Pearson Edexcel Economics A uses four themes, moving from markets and the UK economy to business behaviour, labour markets and the global economy.

A tutor can help turn those specification headings into practical lesson priorities: definitions, diagrams, written explanations, real-world application, data analysis and evaluation.

Microeconomics: scarcity, opportunity cost, supply and demand, price determination, elasticities, market failure, government intervention and market structures.
Macroeconomics: growth, inflation, unemployment, aggregate demand and supply, fiscal policy, monetary policy, exchange rates and international trade.
Quantitative skills: interpreting tables and charts, percentages, index numbers, elasticity calculations and using data in written answers.
Exam skills: selecting evidence, drawing diagrams accurately, explaining chains of reasoning and making evaluative judgements.

Markets and micro: Demand, supply, price, elasticity, market failure, firms, competition, labour markets and government intervention.
Macro and policy: Economic growth, inflation, unemployment, fiscal policy, monetary policy, trade, exchange rates and global links.
Data and quantitative work: Tables, charts, indices, percentages, diagrams and using figures accurately in exam answers.
Evaluation: Weighing strengths, limits, assumptions, stakeholder effects and short-run versus long-run consequences.

Exam-board and assessment support

Families should choose a tutor who can work with the exact specification. AQA A-Level Economics 7136 is assessed through three compulsory written papers: Markets and market failure, National and international economy, and Economic principles and issues. Pearson Edexcel Economics A is structured into four themes and three externally examined papers. OCR also offers AS and A Level Economics H060/H460, with details to check against the student’s current specification.

For the page reader, the practical point is this: exam-board familiarity matters because topic order, question wording, paper structure and mark schemes differ. Tutors should use the student’s specification, past papers, mark schemes and examiner materials rather than teaching generic Economics only.

AQA: useful to ask about Paper 1, Paper 2, Paper 3, data-response practice and extended answers.
Pearson Edexcel Economics A: useful to ask about the four themes and the balance between micro and macro papers.
OCR: ask the tutor to confirm familiarity with H060/H460 and the student’s current paper structure.
If the student follows WJEC, Eduqas, CCEA, International A Level or another qualification pathway, check tutor fit before booking.

AQA: Three compulsory written papers; micro, macro and synoptic economic principles are all relevant to tutoring.
Pearson Edexcel Economics A: Four themes and three externally examined papers; tutors should know how the themes connect.
OCR: Use the current OCR qualification page and student specification before making detailed lesson plans.
Other boards: Do not assume every tutor covers every board; message the tutor with the exact specification.

Ready to compare A-Level Economics tutors?

Use the filtered tutor search to compare profiles, rates and backgrounds. If you already know the student’s exam board, weak topics and preferred lesson times, include them in your first message so the tutor can respond with a practical plan.

Browse Economics tutors who support A Level students.
Message tutors directly with the student’s goals and exam board.
Use Latimer’s contact page if you need help choosing from the shortlist.

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Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to the questions people ask most often.

How do I choose an A-Level Economics tutor?

Compare the tutor’s Economics background, A-Level experience, exam-board familiarity, hourly rate, teaching style and availability. Ask how they diagnose whether the problem is content, application, evaluation, data-response technique or timing. It helps to share the student’s board, year group, recent mock result, weak topics and preferred lesson frequency before booking.

How much does A-Level Economics tutoring cost with Latimer?

Latimer publishes typical rates of around £20–£30 per hour for many A-Level students, graduates, university students and full-time tutors, and around £25–£50 per hour for current or retired teachers, examiners and lecturers. Exact prices vary by tutor, so use the live profile rate when choosing. Latimer is pay-as-you-go and invoices after lessons have taken place.

Can tutors help with AQA, Edexcel or OCR A-Level Economics?

Yes, provided the individual tutor is familiar with the student’s specification. AQA A-Level Economics is organised around micro, macro and synoptic assessment across three compulsory written papers. Pearson Edexcel Economics A uses four themes and three externally examined papers. OCR also offers A Level Economics H460. Message the tutor with the exact board and specification before booking.

Is online A-Level Economics tutoring suitable for essays, diagrams and data questions?

Yes. Online Economics tutoring can work well for shared essay plans, annotated paragraphs, data tables, diagrams, screen-shared past papers and live feedback. Latimer is online-first and uses Microsoft Teams as the default platform, with another platform possible by agreement between tutor and family.

What happens in the first A-Level Economics tutoring lesson?

A sensible first lesson should clarify the exam board, current confidence, recent school feedback, target grade, weak topics and deadline. The tutor may review a short past-paper question, essay paragraph, diagram task or mock feedback, then agree a plan for lessons, homework and progress review.

How often should A-Level Economics lessons happen before mocks or exams?

It depends on the gap and the deadline. Fortnightly lessons may suit light maintenance; weekly lessons often suit regular support; short intensive blocks can help where mocks or exams are close and the student has clear priorities. Frequency should fit budget, schedule and the amount of independent practice the student can realistically complete.

Can tutoring help with Economics essays, data response and evaluation?

Yes. A tutor can teach answer planning, use of evidence, diagram selection, data interpretation and evaluative judgement. This is important because A-Level Economics assessment rewards application, analysis and evaluation, not just definitions. Tutoring should provide feedback and practice, not a promise of a particular grade.

Can tutors support resits, private candidates or adult learners?

Tutors can support learning, revision structure and exam practice for resit, private-candidate or adult learners where the tutor is a good fit. Ofqual explains that private candidates need to register with a school or college to sit exams, so Latimer tutoring should not be confused with exam-centre entry or candidate administration.

Can a tutor help with access arrangements or SEND needs?

A tutor can adapt learning routines, pacing, practice and confidence support, but formal access arrangements are managed through school or exam-centre processes. JCQ defines them as: “Access Arrangements are adjustments made before exams, based on evidence of need and how a student normally works.” Special consideration is a separate post-exam process.

Do you offer A-Level Economics tutors near me?

Latimer is online-first, so families can compare suitable Economics tutors nationally rather than relying only on local supply. Some families still search for a tutor near them, but in-person support depends on the individual tutor’s proximity and agreement. Treat online tutoring as the reliable national option, not as a promise of local face-to-face coverage in every town or city.

What is the difference between A-Level Economics, KS5 Economics, tuition and tutoring?

A-Level Economics is the qualification focus here. KS5 is a broader school-stage label for Year 12 and Year 13, so it can be useful context but should not replace A-Level wording. Tutor and tutors are the clearest words because the service centres on comparing tutor profiles; tuition and tutoring describe the support.

Is A-Level Economics coursework-based?

For the main boards covered here, the practical emphasis is written assessment, past-paper practice, essays, data-response work, mark schemes and evaluation. AQA and Pearson Edexcel Economics A are assessed through written papers. If the student follows another specification, check the exact current requirements before booking.

Can an A-Level Economics tutor guarantee an A or A*?

No. A tutor can support understanding, confidence, revision habits, feedback and exam technique, but no tutor can guarantee a particular grade, A/A* result or university offer. Be wary of any tutoring promise that sounds like a guaranteed outcome.

Can A-Level Economics support university, finance or policy careers?

Yes, as motivation. Economics develops analytical, quantitative, data and communication skills that can be relevant to areas such as finance, consulting, government, business and economist-style roles. It should not be presented as a guaranteed pathway into a course or career because entry requirements and pathways vary.

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