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Private macroeconomics tutoring that makes the big picture click.
One-on-one lessons covering the entire macroeconomics curriculum — for AP, GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level, IB, and college or university courses. Plus help with assignments, essays and quiz prep.
Subjects
Every level of macroeconomics, one tutor.
Whether you’re prepping for an exam board, a College Board test, the IB, or a university final, lessons are built around your syllabus and your grade.
AP Macroeconomics
Full coverage of the College Board AP Macro curriculum, with FRQ practice, released exam questions, and score-focused pacing.
- Unit-by-unit content review
- Free-response question technique
- Graphing practice (AD-AS, money market, loanable funds)
- Full-length practice exams
GCSE, IGCSE & A-Level Economics
Macroeconomics units for all major exam boards, with data-response and essay technique built in from the start.
- Exam board-aligned content
- Data-response question practice
- Extended essay & evaluation skills
- Past paper walkthroughs
IB Economics (SL & HL)
Macroeconomics unit support for IB Economics, including HL-only content, paper technique and internal assessment guidance.
- SL and HL content coverage
- Paper 1 & Paper 3 technique
- Real-world example banks
- Internal assessment support
College & University Macroeconomics
Intro and intermediate macroeconomics support, from problem sets to midterms, built around your professor’s syllabus.
- Problem set walkthroughs
- IS-LM, Solow growth & open-economy models
- Midterm & final exam prep
- Concept review before lectures
Any Curriculum, Custom-Fit
Following a different exam board or national curriculum? Lessons are built around whatever syllabus you’re studying.
- Syllabus mapped in the free consultation
- Custom pacing to your test date
- Works alongside your existing class
- Flexible scheduling, any time zone
Beyond Lessons
Assignments, essays & quiz prep too.
Tutoring isn’t just weekly lessons — I also help with the work due this week.
Assignment Help
Working through homework and problem sets, with explanations that build understanding, not just answers.
Essay & Coursework Support
Structuring arguments, applying macroeconomic theory correctly, and sharpening evaluation for essay-based assessments.
Quiz & Test Prep
Focused review sessions before quizzes and tests, with practice questions targeted to what’s being assessed.
Curriculum
The entire macroeconomics curriculum, covered.
100+ topics across every unit — from foundational concepts to advanced models — adjusted to whichever course or exam board you’re following.
Basic Economic Concepts
Scarcity, opportunity cost, the production possibilities curve, and comparative advantage.
Measuring Economic Performance
GDP, GNP, real vs. nominal values, national income accounting, and standard of living measures.
Unemployment
Types of unemployment, the natural rate, labor force statistics, and the costs of unemployment.
Inflation & Price Indices
CPI, GDP deflator, causes of inflation, and the costs of inflation and deflation.
Aggregate Demand & Aggregate Supply
The AD-AS model, short-run and long-run equilibrium, and shifts in aggregate demand and supply.
Economic Growth & the Business Cycle
Long-run growth, sources of growth, recessions, expansions, and the phases of the business cycle.
Fiscal Policy
Government spending and taxation, budget deficits and surpluses, and the multiplier effect.
Money, Banking & the Financial System
Functions of money, the money supply, the banking system, and money creation.
Monetary Policy
Central bank tools, interest rates, the money market, and the loanable funds market.
The Phillips Curve & Inflation-Unemployment Tradeoff
Short-run and long-run Phillips curves, stagflation, and expectations-augmented models.
Economic Schools of Thought
Classical vs. Keynesian models, sticky wages and prices, and policy implications of each view.
Government Debt & Deficits
National debt, crowding out, debt sustainability, and the long-run effects of deficit spending.
International Trade & Balance of Payments
Current and capital accounts, trade balances, tariffs, quotas, and the gains from trade.
Exchange Rates & the Foreign Exchange Market
Fixed vs. floating exchange rates, currency appreciation and depreciation, and purchasing power parity.
Economic Development
Measures of development, growth strategies, and the challenges facing developing economies.
Open-Economy & Advanced Models
IS-LM analysis, the Mundell-Fleming model, and the Solow growth model for college-level courses.
Process
How lessons work.
A simple path from your first message to exam-ready confidence.
Free consultation
We talk through your course, current level, and goals — no cost, no obligation.
Personalized plan
A lesson plan built around your syllabus, exam board or professor.
Weekly lessons
Focused, one-on-one sessions with practice problems between lessons.
Exam-ready
Timed practice, past papers and a final review before test day.
Reviews
What students say.
“I went from a C to a 5 on the AP exam. The FRQ practice on fiscal and monetary policy made all the difference.”
“Finally understood the AD-AS model and the Phillips curve well enough to nail my A-Level paper.”
“Walked me through IS-LM before my midterm — and helped me structure my essay. Genuinely saved my grade.”
FAQ
Common questions.
Yes. Lessons are aligned to the College Board AP Macroeconomics course and exam, including free-response practice and multiple-choice strategy.
Yes. We cover the macroeconomics components of GCSE, IGCSE and A-Level Economics for all major exam boards, including data-response and essay technique.
Yes. We cover the macroeconomics unit of the IB Economics syllabus at both SL and HL, including IB-style data response and essay questions.
Yes. We support intro and intermediate macroeconomics at the undergraduate level, including problem sets, IS-LM and AD-AS models, and exam preparation.
Yes. Alongside regular lessons, I help with macroeconomics assignments, essay structure and argument, and quiz or test preparation.
We discuss your course, current level, goals and timeline, then recommend a lesson plan. There’s no cost and no obligation to continue.