The Ten Year Series, decoded by the person who wrote it.

It is a three day intensive that works through the actual A Level Economics Ten Year Series, 60 essays and 20 case studies, live with the model answers. It is taught by Mr Eugene Toh, the economics tutor who wrote the H1 and H2 Economics TYS answer keys published by SAP and sold at Popular, so the questions are decoded by the person who defined the answers.

It suits JC2 students in the final stretch, whether closing a gap from a prelim B or C, locking in an A, or wanting the Ten Year Series interpreted rather than just an answer sheet. H1 students are welcome on the case study day, on 23 October, since those Paper 1 skills transfer directly. The essay days cover H2 content, though the writing techniques are still transferable.

On 23, 27 and 29 October 2026, from 9am to 5pm daily. The case study day is 23 October, and the essay days are 27 and 29 October. Attend onsite at Coronation Plaza, live on Zoom, or by recording, with the recordings retained until your final A Level paper.

Early bird pricing is 763 dollars for the case study part, 1,199 dollars for the essay part, and 1,526 dollars for the full three days, all including 9% GST and printed materials. Early bird is 100 dollars off any option for registrations by 1 September 2026, after which standard pricing applies. Pay by PayNow to UEN 201412435Z or by credit card.

The difference is expert interpretation. When you do TYS alone, you compare your answer against a suggested answer and try to figure out the gap yourself. Here, the person who wrote those suggested answers explains the structural logic behind each one, live: why this evaluation scores, why this structure works, what the examiner is looking for in this specific question phrasing. That is what turns TYS practice into actual improvement.

We build a reverse engineered theme list from more than twenty years of paper analysis, and in recent years it has caught a high share of the themes. That is pattern reading, not prophecy. SEAB sets the paper, not us.

Every registered student receives full access to the recorded video lessons, regardless of whether they attend live. The recordings cover every question discussed and are available within 24 hours of each session. Your access is retained until your final A Level Economics paper.

We publish whole cohort figures rather than cherry picked top scorers. The 2025 A-rate was 74 percent, self reported by students after results, so it carries the usual response and selection bias and is indicative rather than exact. We treat what students actually say, on video and in writing, as the stronger proof, which is why it leads this page.