H1 Economics tuition that is actually built for H1.

H1 Economics tuition is specialist help for the H1 A Level Economics syllabus, which is examined through a single case study based paper. At ETG it means a programme built exclusively for H1: fewer lessons than H2, 14 H1 Workbook Practice lessons, a J1 and a J2 H1 Workbook, the H1 TYS crashcourse included, and weekly marked practice, led by the author of the H1 and H2 TYS answer keys, published by SAP and sold at Popular.

H2 is the full subject, examined in two papers, the essays and the case studies, and is taken as a content subject. H1 is a contrasting subject examined through case studies only, with a narrower syllabus. Crucially, H1 is not just a smaller H2, it has its own content and its own paper, which is why a dedicated H1 programme matters.

Yes, whenever it helps. For students sitting the A Levels from 2025, the University Admission Score counts your three H2 subjects and GP, out of 70. Your fourth content subject, usually your H1, is added only if it raises the score, and the total is then rebased from 80 back to 70. An A in H1 raises your UAS unless every other grade is already an A, and the weaker your H2 grades, the more a good H1 grade adds back. You can work out your own score with our rank points calculator.

Yes, more than students think. The H1 paper removed essays as a separate component, but essay writing skills are still heavily tested in the higher order case study parts worth 8 to 12 marks, and those parts have grown as case studies expanded. A clear, well structured, evaluated argument is exactly what moves an H1 grade from a B to an A.

H1 Economics is now entirely case study based. After the 2017 revision the case study weighting rose, and the 2023 revision set each case study at 40 marks with the total paper time unchanged. The higher order parts of each case study carry the marks that decide your grade, which is what we drill.

Yes. Most centres seat H1 students in an H2 class. We take the H2 only lessons out of the H1 schedule, run some shared lessons in an H1 version, and give H1 students 14 H1 Workbook Practice lessons, 7 in JC1 and 7 in JC2, held as a separate H1 class or on Zoom and recording. H1 students also receive a J1 H1 Workbook and a J2 H1 Workbook, with H1 content only lessons on the LMS.

In 2027 the H1 programme runs 51 lessons in JC1 and 57 in JC2, against 58 and 61 for H2. Fourteen of them, 7 in each year, are H1 Workbook Practice lessons: a time trial followed by a full answer analysis.

Yes. For regular programme students, our one day H1 Ten Year Series crashcourse, which walks through 10 real A Level case studies from 2019 to 2023 and normally costs 545 dollars, is included as part of your lessons rather than a separate purchase. Optional marking and feedback is available as a paid top-up.

H1 is charged at the same per lesson rate as H2, about 115 dollars for JC2 and 105 for JC1, with Live Zoom a little less, inclusive of all materials, the H1 workbooks, and weekly marking. Because H1 students attend only the H1 relevant weeks, you pay for the lessons you attend. Confidential financial assistance of 25% to 100% is available for the weekly programme, subject to approval.

We publish whole cohort figures rather than cherry picked top scorers. The 2025 A-rate was 74 percent, self reported by students as of 28 February 2026, and it carries the usual response and selection bias caveats. We treat the student videos and their own messages as the stronger proof, which is why they lead this page.