Edexcel A-Level Economics, taught so it sticks.
Short, visual video lessons and one-to-one tutoring for the Edexcel A specification, from a teacher who gets students to the grades they need.
Choose how you want to learn
Online Classroom
- Short and full video lessons for each topic
- Recap questions after every lesson
- How to structure 5, 10, 15 and 25 mark answers
- Live Q&As and pre-exam strategy sessions
Private Tutoring Per Hour
| One student | £50 |
| Two students | £30 each |
| Three or more | £25 each |
- Face to face in West Oxfordshire
- Or online by Microsoft Teams
- Build your confidence on the key skills
See a lesson before you pay
Try a short lesson, a full lesson or an exam technique walkthrough. All three are free, with no sign-up.
Join to unlock the full courseInside the classroom
A short tour of what's in the classroom, how it's organised, and what I'm recording next.
Course map
Lessons follow the Edexcel specification numbering, so you always know where a video fits.
Theme 1
Full lessons covering the whole theme, plus short lessons on key topics.
Theme 2
Full lessons are being recorded.
Theme 3
Full lessons are being recorded. Short lessons on revenue and cost curves and economies of scale are available now.
Theme 4
Full lessons are being recorded.
Exam technique: Paper 1
5 mark and 10 mark walkthroughs on oligopoly and rational consumer behaviour.
Meet your teacher
I come from a family of teachers, so I have always been immersed in the world of teaching. I knew I would go on to do it myself one day, but it ended up being straight after university!
I studied BSc International Management with American Business Studies at the University of Manchester, including a study abroad at the University of Florida. I then completed my PGCE and gained Qualified Teacher Status at the University of the West of England.
My first job was as a Teacher of Business at Lydiard Park Academy in Swindon. I then moved to Wood Green School in Witney as a Teacher of Business and Economics, and after a year moved into the vacant Head of Business and Economics role. I spent four years building the department into a thriving part of the school. Student numbers doubled at GCSE and A-Level, our grades improved, and students went off to amazing universities and apprenticeships.
In July 2024 I took a role as a corporate trainer at Abbott Toxicology, because all that studying of business and economics made me want to try it in the private sector. That also opened the door to private tuition. In the two years since I left the classroom, I have built a network of students I tutor in economics. It is my favourite part of my working week: simply teaching and learning a subject I love. My tutees are consistently outperforming their classmates, and I have become a better teacher because of these sessions.
Now I want to bring my resources, my passion and my ability to simplify the content to more students across the country. The online classroom is where I host great teaching, live sessions, student engagement and a sense of community.
If that sounds like something you are interested in, sign up or get in touch for more information.
Liam, with his wife and their dog
What parents and students say
Very approachable with the kids, delivers excellent tutoring and advises them on handling individual exams.
Her subject knowledge and grades skyrocketed, and so did her confidence.
He quickly identified the areas she was struggling with and tailored each lesson to them.
Questions, answered
What do I get for £25 a month?
Everything on the site: recorded lessons, tasks, revision activities, exam structure sheets, example answers, and all live sessions.
Can I get one-to-one help?
Yes. Send questions by WhatsApp and get a voice note back, join the weekly Q&A, or book a one-hour tutoring slot (students under 18 book through a parent or guardian, and availability is limited).
What is your teaching style?
Visual, with everyday analogies and real firms, markets and governments, built around evidence-backed memory techniques.
Can I cancel?
Yes, you can cancel at any time. Your subscription will end the day before your next scheduled monthly payment, so you won't be charged again, and you keep full access until then. To cancel, email liam@upgradeeconomics.co.uk. Read the full cancellation policy.
Tell me what you need
Tutoring enquiries get a reply with availability and next steps. Classroom questions are welcome too.
Or write to liam@upgradeeconomics.co.uk