I'm starting classes on the 26th of July in Macroeconomic issues, US-UK Constitutions, and Market Structures. The leap from Y12 to Y13 can be a big one and students can often benefit from a more relaxed environment which introduces them in small classes of five or fewer to key areas of the A-level course. Places are competitive, and cost only £15 per student per class for a course of five lessons, access to podcasts, and materials. Feel free to get in touch!
Well, of course no economic good is free, though some are available free at the point of delivery. Pickiness aside, I'm beginning to populate my economics notes blog with articles and briefings on eco
Many people enter this field confused, and obviously focussed on their grades. Some do because of a failure to connect with teachers or tutors at school or university, some because they want the benef
A year ago, in 2020 and just before the coronavirus emergency struck the United Kingdom, I wrote a piece for the council for independent and further education about change in the Independent Sector. I