Cover 8 Topics, 8 CSQs
and 10 Essays in 4 days.

Yes. Every session is fully recorded. Students who register receive access to the complete recordings — whether they attended live or not — and that access is retained until the end of their final A-Level Economics paper. If you're a JC1 student registering now, you'll have the recordings all the way through your A Levels next year.

The Content Crashcourse sessions are delivered by the ETG tutoring team. Mr Toh personally teaches four of the eight content lessons — specifically the four requiring the deepest conceptual grounding: DDSS & Elasticities, Market Failure, NIS & Standard of Living, and AD-AS & Macroeconomic Aims. Mr Jeremy and Ms Cherilyn teach the remaining four.

Both bootcamp days — the CSQ Bootcamp on 8 June and the Essay Bootcamp on 9 June — are taught entirely by Mr Toh. The full schedule with tutor assignments is published on this page.

The 74% A-rate reflects the entire registered ETG cohort for the Class of 2024 — not a curated subset. That said, it's worth being transparent about two limitations. Response bias: not every student submits their results, and students who performed better are more likely to report back. Selection bias: students who actively seek specialist tuition may already be more motivated than the average JC population.

We think transparency on this is more useful than quoting a number without context. The long-term distinction rate across all 19 cohorts is 65%.

After registration, our admin team confirms your slot within one working day and provides payment details. For the Content Crashcourse, your printed Micro and Macro Express guides are mailed to you. For the Bootcamp, your printed Crash Course Materials Booklet — containing all 10 essays and 8 CSQs with worked solutions — is mailed ahead of the sessions. All students receive recording access, activated after payment confirmation.

Four days won't replace consistent practice, and we won't claim otherwise. What they will do is give you the structural frameworks and examiner-facing perspective that most students spend months trying to piece together on their own — if they figure it out at all. Students in our first CSQ Bootcamp cohort improved their CSQ scores by an average of 10 marks. That's a meaningful shift in a single day.

The degree to which you internalise and apply what you learn from here determines how far the improvement goes.