H2 Economics tuition that wins both papers.

H2 Economics tuition is specialist help for the full H2 A Level Economics subject, examined across two papers, the case studies and the essays. At ETG it means weekly lessons from the author of the H1 and H2 TYS answer keys, a personally marked essay or case study every week, in-house textbooks, and unlimited consults, attended onsite, live on Zoom, or by recording.

In two papers. Paper 1 is the case studies, two compulsory data response questions built on real extracts. Paper 2 is the essays, where you answer three of six across microeconomics and macroeconomics. Each rewards a different skill, so we prepare you for both rather than just the content.

Content alone gets you to a C. The marks come from structure and evaluation: a clear thesis, a tightly argued body, diagrams used to make the point, and genuine judgement in the higher mark parts where most students score only 1 or 2. We drill that structure and that evaluation every week, modelled against the published 50 Model Essays.

Stop describing the extract and start analysing it. Our case study method is a repeatable way to extract and interpret the data, apply theory to the specific context in the case, and evaluate with a clear judgement, which is what the higher mark parts demand. You practise it on real case material with marked feedback.

H2 is the full subject, examined in two papers, the case studies and the essays, and is what most JC students take. H1 is the case study paper only, taken as a contrasting subject, and ETG runs a dedicated H1 programme with its own exclusive workbook. Our honest advice is to take H2 if your subject combination allows it.

About 115 dollars per lesson for JC2 and about 105 for JC1, each a two hour lesson with all materials and weekly marking included. Live Zoom is about 5 dollars less. Group and multi subject discounts apply, and confidential financial assistance of 25 to 100 percent is available for regular programmes.

Ideally in JC1, so the case study and essay skills have time to compound before promos and the A Levels. That said, students join as late as the middle of JC2 and still move several grades. Joining late is not the problem, joining without a structure is.

We publish whole cohort figures rather than cherry picked top scorers. The 2025 A-rate was 74 percent, self reported by students as of 28 February 2026, and it carries the usual response and selection bias caveats. We treat the student videos and their own messages as the stronger proof, which is why they lead this page.