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IGCSE Economics

Learn microeconomics and macroeconomics with real-world application and policy analysis.

IGCSE Economics provides a foundation in economic concepts and their application to real-world situations. Students learn about market systems, government intervention, and international trade, developing analytical and evaluative skills.

Cambridge CIEEdexcel
96 hrs
Total Instruction
Max 6
Students Per Group
10+
Full Mock Exams
8 mo
Program Duration
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Course Introduction

Why IGCSE Economics Matters

Strong IGCSE results open doors to the best A-Level programs and demonstrate your readiness for advanced study. Our expert tutors help you achieve top grades across Single Tier tiers.

Foundation for A-Level Economics
Essential for business and finance careers
Develops analytical thinking
Understanding of current affairs
A-Level Progression
This IGCSE course prepares you for:
EconomicsBusiness StudiesPoliticsLaw
Exam Format
Paper 1

Multiple choice questions

45 minutes

30%

Paper 2

Structured and data response questions

2 hours 15 minutes

70%

Scientific Calculator Allowed
Complete Syllabus Coverage

IGCSE Economics Curriculum

Our 8-month program covers the complete Cambridge CIE syllabus with expert instruction on every topic.

Basic Economic Problem
10%
  • Scarcity
  • Opportunity cost
  • Economic systems
  • PPF
Allocation of Resources
25%
  • Demand and supply
  • Price mechanism
  • Market failure
Microeconomics
25%
  • Production
  • Costs
  • Market structures
  • Labor markets
Macroeconomics
25%
  • GDP
  • Inflation
  • Unemployment
  • Government policy
International Trade
15%
  • Specialization
  • Trade barriers
  • Exchange rates
  • Globalization
Expert Guidance

Study Strategies for Success

Our tutors share proven techniques for mastering Economics content and excelling on exam day.

Conceptual Understanding
  • Draw diagrams for every concept
  • Apply theory to current events
  • Understand cause and effect chains
  • Learn to evaluate policies
Exam Techniques
  • Always draw clear, labeled diagrams
  • Practice data interpretation
  • Structure evaluation with pros and cons
  • Use economic terminology precisely
Learning Materials

Comprehensive Resources

Homework & Practice

Weekly diagram practice and current affairs analysis

Past Paper Archive

Complete archive with detailed mark schemes

Digital Materials
  • Interactive demand-supply tools
  • Economic news digest
  • Diagram templates
  • Evaluation frameworks
Assessment

Mock Examinations

Exam Simulation
Experience real exam conditions with our comprehensive mock assessments
  • Full examination papers
  • Diagram quality assessment
  • Data response technique feedback
  • Evaluation skill analysis

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IGCSE Economics — Frequently Asked Questions

How is IGCSE IGCSE Economics examined?
2 papers: Paper 1 (45 minutes, 30%); Paper 2 (2 hours 15 minutes, 70%). Each paper tests a different skill, so practising past papers by paper rather than by topic is usually the better use of the final weeks.
What is the difference between Core and Extended in IGCSE Economics?
Single Tier The tier caps the grade you can achieve, so it should be chosen on current performance and on what your intended A-Level or IB course requires — not on which feels safer.
Which exam boards do you cover for IGCSE Economics?
Cambridge CIE and Edexcel. Boards differ in syllabus detail and paper structure, so tell us yours at the start and sessions will follow that specification.
What does IGCSE IGCSE Economics cover?
The specification covers 5 topics: Basic Economic Problem, Allocation of Resources, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and International Trade.
What can IGCSE Economics lead to at A-Level?
It progresses naturally to Economics, Business Studies, Politics and Law. A strong IGCSE grade in the subject is usually the entry requirement for taking it at A-Level.