IGCSE Economics
Tutors
With offices in London, Hong Kong, and Singapore, we work with some of the UK's most experienced IGCSE Economics tutors.
The tutors we represent have a thorough knowledge of the IGCSE curriculum and will devise a tailored programme to suit your child's needs. Our tutors are experts in their subject field and are highly passionate about Economics and building subject confidence so children can achieve their full potential in IGCSE Economics.
IGCSE subjects we offer
tuition in
Here is a sample of IGCSE Economics
tutors we represent:
Sean studied Politics, Philosophy, and Economics at Durham University where he subsequently completed a Masters of Science in Global Politics. Sean has tutored since 2019 and has a real passion for education, learning and teaching.
Trudi is a Maths and Business tutor with a background in accountancy. Her gentle and supportive approach encourages students and really helps boost their confidence in their subjects and skills.
Frazier is passionate about teaching and learning and has been tutoring since his sixth form years. He identifies the specific challenges faced by a student and then forms a plan of action to tackle these. During his time at Keystone, Frazier has helped 270 students and taught well over 4,300 hours.
John is a qualified Economics teacher who tutors alongside working in a top UK Independent School. He has a passion for his subject and often incorporates contemporary and real-world topics into his lessons to bring it to life.
Rishi is a Mathematics, Economics and Computer Science tutor, with a degree in Computer Science and Mathematics from City University. Through Keystone, he has delivered more than 6,500 hours of 1:1 tuition, supporting students across GCSE, A Level, IB, and university entrance preparation.
Emma is an experienced tutor with a stellar academic record. She teaches Maths and English from 7+ to 13+, as well as Economics, Politics and Business at A Level. Emma's approach is clear and focussed, always keeping the student's needs in mind.
Benjamin is a qualified languages teacher who tutors French, German and Russian up to A Level and humanities at various levels. He also assists with PE and Sports Science. Before qualifying, he gained a degree in Modern Foreign Languages (German and Russian) from Durham University. Ben now tutors alongside working in a top independent school.
Daniel is an experienced tutor and Cambridge graduate with an outstanding academic record. He recently completed his PhD at King’s College London and is committed to creating a supportive, engaging learning environment.
Why parents choose Keystone for
IGCSE tutoring
We employ a core team of full-time tutors — rare in the industry. This means quality, reliability, and long-term commitment to students.
Our IGCSE tutors are part of a tightly-knit team of skilled professionals, many of whom are former teachers from top UK independent schools or career tutors. Each one is handpicked through a rigorous screening process, and we know every tutor personally, so we can be confident your child is getting a supportive, carefully tailored learning experience. Because what works for one child won't work for another, tuition begins with an informal, tutor-led academic assessment. Together with your child's academic aims, it shows us where to focus in each session.
Building subject confidence
Our tutoring provides students with the tools to succeed in their IGCSE exams. Individualised attention, tailored to the needs of each child, our tutoring can address specific learning needs and particular areas of development, filling in learning gaps and building subject confidence.
Exam preparation
Our tutors can help children develop study and exam skills in the lead up to their exams. They are able to identify subject misconceptions, work on a child’s understanding and give them the tools to apply their knowledge in an exam situation through the use of practice IGCSE papers.
Advanced learning
For those students aiming for a top grade in the subject and looking to challenge themselves, our advanced IGCSE tutoring allows children to explore a subject in greater depth in preparation for A Levels/IB.
Learning difficulties and special education needs
We work with a team of IGCSE tutors who have extensive experience teaching students with special educational needs. The 1-to-1 tutoring environment allows students with educational needs more time to access, process and reinforce their learning, and, importantly, to ask for support in the lead up to their IGCSE exams.
Feedback for
Keystone Tutors
Request a tutor
Want to know more about our tutors? Contact us today to discuss your requirements.
Why families
choose Keystone.
1. Detailed Consultation
A Keystone consultant will arrange an initial meeting between Keystone, the parents and often children too. In this meeting, we discuss the family’s school objectives and key criteria. We use these discussions to start to build a picture of the crucial considerations for the family and our ongoing advice.
2. Academic Assessment
Keystone will create an educational profile for each child to share with future schools and to form the basis of all advisory recommendations.
3. Rigorous Tutor Selection
In consultation with the Keystone Schools Advice Team, the consultant will assemble a short-list of suitable schools that we believe fit the requirements of the family. This Advisory Report outlines the full range of available school options, background on those schools, why we chose them and a suggested plan.
4. Regular Feedback & Reporting
Keystone undertakes the necessary clerical work, contacting the schools and arranging visits.
Review of Outcomes
Once offers are made, we will talk through the merits of each option with the family and provide further advice on the academic admissions requirements.
Request a tutor
Want to know more about our tutors? Contact us today to discuss your requirements.
FAQs
Keystone Tutors represents experienced and professional IGCSE tutors across the spectrum of IGCSE subjects. The IGCSE tutors that we work with have a thorough knowledge of the various exam boards as well as 16+ entrance requirements to UK independent schools and will devise a tailored programme to suit your child's needs.
We offer tuition for the following subjects at IGCSE level:
The IGCSE tutors we represent are able to deliver in-person tuition within central London. For those outside of central London we offer online tutoring.
The tutors we represent are well-versed in delivering online tuition, using videoconferencing and an interactive whiteboard. This gives students, wherever they are in the world, access to experienced, high-quality tutors who are familiar with the requirements of the IGCSE exams.
We have a monthly reporting system which is used to update parents on an ongoing basis. The monthly report details:
- the focus of that month’s tutoring
- the form of assessment used
- the student's achievements and areas for further work
- the focus for the coming month
The regular, rigorous reporting of the tutors we represent is frequently commended by parent
Yes, we offer a trial lesson. With Keystone, you are not required to sign up for any minimum number of lessons, and we offer one-off paid trial lessons so that your child can determine if the fit is right for them. This allows students and parents tutoring through Keystone before committing to regular sessions. The trial lesson is charged at the tutor’s full hourly rate and there is no obligation to continue if you feel it's not the right match.
Articles on IGCSE
exam tuition
What is the Difference Between IGCSE and GCSE?
For parents and students navigating the UK education system, understanding the differences between IGCSEs and GCSEs is crucial when making an informed decision about which option to choose. Both qualifications have distinct structures, assessment methods and suitability depending on a child's learning style and future aspirations.
In this article, Ed Richardson, Managing Director of Keystone Tutors, breaks down the key differences between these two qualifications. With extensive experience in teaching and education consultancy, Ed provides insights to help families determine which pathway best suits their needs.
If you are looking for extra academic support, explore Keystone’s GCSE tutors and IGCSE tutors.
Written by Keystone Tutors
How to Write a Good GCSE & IGCSE Essay
Non-fiction essay writing is a skill that can sometimes evoke powerful feelings dread in students. This article hopes to provide all students with a solid base of essay writing knowledge to help improve student confidence and skills.
The advice in this article has been written to be as applicable to as many subjects as possible. When using this article, be sure to check your Exam Board’s specification for each subject. There you will find the exact Assessment Objectives you should be working towards, and some exemplar essays as well. For more subject-specific advice on how to achieve a 9 in your exams, please look at some of our other GCSE and IGCSE blogs here.
Written by Keystone Tutors
GCSE Revision Techniques and Skills
How should I create a timetable for my GCSEs?
Creating a comprehensive timetable is one of the most helpful things you can do to ensure success in your GCSEs. While this timetable may vary depending on other commitments, there are of course some aspects that are helpful to remember.
The first is to ensure that you dedicate time to the areas you find more complex. Be it Evolution, or the Elizabethans, write a list for each subject of the areas you are required to study, and be sure to spend a little more time on those you find challenging. Don’t neglect the areas you are more proficient at, in your GCSEs balance is key.
The very best timetables allow for flexibility. While studying for your GCSEs is a priority, it is important to remember that taking periodic breaks will aid your retention of information. You may also need to adapt your timetable for the rate at which you have managed to cover your subjects. Try not to overload yourself.
Written by Keystone Tutors
Keystone supports students at every stage of their education, from early years to university entry. Areas of specialism include:
