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JC Economics Crash Course - 2021 June Holidays

EconsLab is a premier provider of JC Economics to students taking the GCE ‘A’ Level exams.

Our principal tutor Ms Foo is highly experienced and has been teaching Economics for over 15 years. She has been placed in the Dean’s List for Masters in Economics. Ms Foo has an excellent track record in her teaching which has won her many praises from her students past and present. Learning Economics under Ms Foo is fun and enjoyable. Ms Foo encourages her students to ask questions when in doubt. Afterall, there is no such thing as stupid or silly questions - students learn from the questions they ask.

Midyear exams is coming up soon. Do you need a quick yet effective review of key Micro & Macro concepts during the June school holidays to help you better prepare for the midyear exams? At EconsLab, we have specially put together a crash course offered on a topical basis where students get to to select the topics they would like to cover which they find difficulty in understanding. We believe this makes help more targeted and relevant to each student which enhances the learning outcome and results.

Our topical revision programme is designed in such a way that it gives our students the content knowledge, mastery of exam skills and hence the much needed boost of confidence to set them in the right mode to excel in the upcoming exams.

✔ Content mastery through detailed teaching of key concepts

✔ Step-by-step guidance in question analysis, points generation and development

✔ Materials provided

What is our track record? The release of 2021 GCE A Levels results showed that our students did well be it opting for face-to-face or online weekly tuition:

👍 Achievers with 5-6 grades improvement from U to As and Bs: 73%

👍 Achievers with 4 grades improvement from U to Cs: 27%

👍 Achievers with at least 3 grades improvement: 100%

Specifically, students who scored As, Bs and Cs are 41%, 32% and 23% respectively. Around 90% of our cohort scored either U or S grade prior to Economics tuition at EconsLab. You may know some of our achievers (refer to “Results” page).

Do not worry about large class size and hence inability to follow the content covered. Our small class size allows for ample interaction between students and our Dean’s List Star Tutor Ms Foo. With a small class, students would not feel left out. It is also easy for students to ask questions at any point in time without feeling awkward. Students’ struggle in class will not go unnoticed due to the small class size.

Revision Class Details:

Each topic runs over 3.5 hours which includes key content coverage and question practice. There will be 15mins to 30mins break. These are the topics available for selection:

1) Price Theory & Elasticity of Demand and Supply : 7 June (Mon), 9.30am to 1.00pm

2) Theory of Firms : 9 June (Wed), 9.30am to 1.00pm

3) Market Structures : 10 June (Thur), 9.30am to 1.00pm

4) Market Failure : 14 June (Mon), 9.30am to 1.00pm

5) National Income Accounting, Multiplier Process and AD-AS Analysis : 16 June (Wed), 9.30am to 1.00pm

6) Balance of Payments & Policies : 17 June (Thur), 9.30am to 1.00pm

7) Government Intervention & Central Economics Problem : 21 June (Mon), 9.30am to 1.00pm

8) Inflation, Deflation & Policies : 23 June (Wed), 9.30am to 1.00pm

9) Unemployment, Economic Growth & Policies : 24 June (Thur), 9.30am to 1.00pm

Fees: $105 per topic

Registration and Fees Payment: Please drop Ms Foo a Text/Whatsapp/Call at 9723 5149 to register your interest in the crash course. Do indicate the topics you are keen to sign up for. Fees is to be settled prior to start of lessons via Paynow (UEN: 53155642E).

We hope to be part of your learning journey in Economics. See you soon.

Based on the latest advisory from MOE on the current Covid-19 situation, all face-to-face lessons are shifted to online mode with immediate effect till 13 June 2021 pending further advice from MOE.

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December 2020 Revision Programme for JC and IB Students

Do you need a quick yet effective review of key Micro concepts during the December school holidays to help you strengthen your foundation for JC1/IB Year 5 topics before progressing to JC2/IB Year 6? At EconsLab, we organize Revision Classes to give our students the knowledge, skills and much needed boost of confidence to set them in the right mode to continue their learning journey to JC2/IB Year 6.

Do not worry about large class size and hence inability to follow the content covered. Our small class size allows for ample interaction between students and our Dean’s List Star Tutor Ms Foo. With a small class, students would not feel left out. It is also easy for students to ask questions at any point in time without feeling awkward. Students’ struggle in class will not go unnoticed due to the small class size.

Revision Class Details:

Date:

  • 7 Dec & 8 Dec (JC H2 students)

  • 14 Dec & 15 Dec (JC H2 students)

  • 17 Dec & 18 Dec (IB HL students)

Duration:

  • 9.30am to 4.30pm on first day & 9.30am to 12.30am on second day (total 9 hrs)

Venue: #04-30 North Bridge Centre S(188727), Opposite NLB in Bugis along North Bridge Road

Fees:

  • $540 ($20 discount if sign up with friends)

Registration and Fees Payment: Please drop Ms Foo a text or Whatsapp 9723 5149 /email to register your interest in the course. Do indicate your level i.e. JC H2/IB HL/IB SL when signing up.

Revision Programme Details:

The revision class focuses on coverage of key Micro concepts which is much needed for relevant and accurate application to questions. Students would also learn how to apply the concepts to questions through step-by-step guided practice on essays (JC H2 & IB HL & IB SL) and CSQs (JC H2). Much focus will also be placed on helping students to gain mastery of questions analysis and ways to structure answers based on different question requirement.

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A) Curriculum for JC H2 & IB HL Economics Students

Key Concepts on Topics covered:

1) Scarcity as the Central Economic Problem with emphasis on Rational Decision-Making process by economic agents: consumers, producers and government using the Marginalist Approach. Scarcity, choice and opportunity cost with Production Possibility Curve.

2) Price Mechanism and its Applications with emphasis on Price Mechanism, Interaction of Demand and Supply, Price Elasticities of Demand and Supply, Government Intervention via Taxes, Subsidies and Price Controls.

3) Market Failure with emphasis on Public Goods, Externalities, Merit and Demerit Goods and Government Intervention (various policies to deal with different sources of market failure).

4) Firms and Decisions with emphasis on Firms Objectives, Internal and External Economies and Diseconomies of Scale, Market Structures, Impact of decisions and strategies on consumers, firms and governments including efficiency (allocative, productive, dynamic), equity and consumer welfare, Price Discrimination, Competition vs Collusion.

B) Curriculum for IB SL Economics Students

Key Concepts on Topics covered:

1) Scarcity as the Central Economic Problem with emphasis on Rational Decision-Making process by economic agents: consumers, producers and government using the Marginalist Approach. Scarcity, choice and opportunity cost with Production Possibility Curve.

2) Price Mechanism and its Applications with emphasis on Price Mechanism, Interaction of Demand and Supply, Price Elasticities of Demand and Supply, Government Intervention via Taxes, Subsidies and Price Controls.

3) Introduction to Macroeconomics with emphasis on Circular Flow of Income, Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply.

4) Macroeconomic Aims and Policies with emphasis on Living Standards and its indicators, Economic performance and its indicators (Economic Growth, Price Stability), Macroeconomic issues covering causes and consequences related to the Macroeconomic Goals, Fiscal Policy.
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Do you need constant guidance from Ms Foo besides the revision class after school reopens? Sign up for our regular classes which is available on various tuition options. Do register your interest with Ms Foo soonest and you will be on your way to resolve your problems in the subject.

We look forward to see you soon.

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Economics Crash Course?

When there is demand, there will be supply.

Our principal tutor Ms Foo will be happy to organise Economics crash course if there are students demanding them. EconsLab had organized such courses in the past and the programme was quite well received. Specifically, our Topical Enhancement Programme covers all chapters for required for the Economics syllabus.

Keen to sign up? Drop us a message to find out more.

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