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Priority registration is the early way into ETG's weekly A Level Economics programme for 2027. Register ahead of the year and you settle into your preferred class from the start, you keep the 2026 per-lesson rates for the whole of 2027, and you unlock the Back-to-School benefits: the registration and materials fees waived, four complimentary Headstart electives, and a crashcourse pack. Everything you need to begin the year already ahead.
Want the full timetable and fees? See Schedule & Fees.
Priority registration for the 2027 intake is open.
Register by 31 December 2026 and your 2027 fees stay at the 2026 per-lesson rates. The rates are listed below, in full, so you can see exactly what you would be paying. Registering early also lets you settle into your preferred class timing and unlocks the Back-to-School benefits, which apply to registrations for the 2027 intake. Want to talk through class timings first? Message our admin team on WhatsApp and we will help you plan.
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We would rather show you students than quote you a percentage. Real, verifiable grade journeys from the weekly programme, in their own words.
"As long as you're willing to put in the effort, you will definitely improve tremendously with his guidance, as I did from a consistent E to my first A for my entire JC econs journey for A Levels."
Glynis Lim · Verified review"Mr Toh is an amazing econs tutor, he helped me jump from Ds and Es to an A for A levels!"
Jamie Ng · Verified review"Mr Toh helped me go from U to E in just one month since I started tuition, and since then, the grades have just been going up."
Daniel Heng · Verified review"He helped me turn my econs result from a D to an A. His lessons are fun and interesting and he also gives us enough practice to do well."
Chian Hong · Verified review"A. A. A. A. U to A. And I only joined in July. ... Because of you I can go to NUS."
Class of 2025 · WhatsApp, name redacted"Mr Toh's predictions on the A level questions are usually spot on ... And I did improve from a C/D grade to an A in A levels."
Zack Goh · Verified reviewIndividual results, in the students' own words, not typical. SEAB sets the paper, not us. Read 500+ verified reviews →
Plenty of capable students study for hours and still feel their scores do not reflect the effort. The reason is usually not effort at all. It is that the study time is spent re-reading notes rather than practising the skill the paper tests, that evaluation still feels like a mystery when a question asks for judgement, and that "think critically" is advice without a method attached.
None of that is a reflection of ability. It is a reflection of not yet having the right framework, a feedback loop that shows you exactly where a paragraph loses marks, and a clear set of exam strategies. Those three things are what turn understanding into a grade.
That is what the weekly programme is built to give you, and what more than 4,000 students have worked through with ETG since 2007. Registering early simply means you start the year with all of it in place.
Three things do the work, term after term, in the weekly programme.
The Triple Learning System means you can attend onsite, join live on Zoom, or watch the recording, all three included. Life happens, so a clash never means a missed lesson.
A structured curriculum across Micro and Macro content, essay writing, and case study application, with an evaluation checkpoint each term, unlimited WhatsApp support, and face to face consults when you need them.
Nineteen years of curriculum refinement and materials that work, from a centre that teaches Economics and nothing else, so every hour of development goes into this one subject.
ETG has kept its per-lesson fees at the 2026 levels while the cost of running the centres has risen, and a revision upward is planned at some point during 2027. Registrations received by 31 December 2026 keep these rates for the whole of 2027, whatever date the revision lands on. These are the figures, in full, so there is nothing to work out later.
| Level | Onsite | Live Zoom | What it covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| JC2, H1 & H2 | $115 per lesson | $110 per lesson | Lesson, all materials, weekly marking, LMS access. |
| JC1, H1 & H2 | $105 per lesson | $100 per lesson | Lesson, all materials, weekly marking, LMS access. |
2026 fees, per lesson, inclusive of all materials and LMS access
Group and multi-subject discounts apply on top of these rates and are unchanged. The full breakdown, along with IB and one to one fees, the weekly timetable and the locations, is on Schedule & Fees.
Not sure whether to register or trial first? Tell us your JC and how Economics is going, and we will point you the right way.
Register early for the 2027 intake and these benefits are included. They apply to registrations for the 2027 intake.
Register by 31 December 2026 and you keep the 2026 per-lesson rate through 2027, whatever date the revision lands on. On top of that, the registration fee (normally $100) and the materials fee (normally $150) are both waived, and the full suite of in-house guidebooks is yours to keep. A total of $250 in fees waived.
J2 students choose four complimentary Headstart Crashcourse electives from the eight, held at Coronation Plaza on 28 and 29 November with repeat slots on 5 and 12 December, and the recordings and the Economics Volume 4 (Electives) textbook are issued on registration. Take Headstart as well and the full Economics Volume 4 comes with it. J1 students attend onsite while paying Zoom rates, a free upgrade worth $10 a lesson.
Content electives
Skills electives
The Essay and CSQ Booster crashcourse is included. Zoom access to the eight March 2027 Topical Consolidation lessons is included when you register with a friend, or when you take priority registration together with Headstart, so you start with us in JC1 Term 4 rather than waiting for JC2 Term 1. Two complimentary General Paper lessons and two complimentary Mathematics lessons through our partner centres come with it as well.
Onsite, live Zoom and on-demand recordings are all included as standard, so you learn the way that fits your week and never lose a lesson to a clash.
Multi-subject support through partner centres: Mathematics with Genius Plus Math, and General Paper with ETG GP. Package values are indicative and set at registration.
The programme comes with a full suite of guidebooks, every one written by Mr Toh, the same person who wrote the H1 and H2 TYS answer keys published by SAP and sold at Popular, and updated each year for the current syllabus. For priority students the materials fee is waived and the books are yours to keep.
The weekly programme ships with ETG's own library, written in-house and updated each year for the current syllabus: the Summary and Diagrams Booklets you will revise from, both Express textbooks, both 50 Model Essays books (Micro and Macro), the H2 TYS answer key Mr Toh wrote (issued in JC2), and the two Economics Volume 4 books.
Volume 4 is two books. Neither is a stack of photocopied notes. Every chapter opens on a full page photograph and a single idea, then works through real economics with the diagrams, tables and worked answers drawn out in full. These are pages from both books, exactly as printed.
Economics Volume 4 (Electives)HS3 to HS10, the eight Headstart Crashcourse electives, issued with priority registration.
Economics Volume 4PHS1 to PHS4, HS1, HS2, HS11 and HS12, the main Headstart lessons, yours when you take Headstart too.
All four were redesigned for 2027. The Express books teach the syllabus topic by topic, with every diagram drawn out and worked applications along the way. The 50 Model Essays books set out each question, then answer it in full, with the diagrams drawn in where the argument needs them. These are real pages from the 2027 editions.
Microeconomics ExpressFoundations, markets, firms and market failure, in four sections.
Macroeconomics ExpressNational income, living standards, performance, policy and the international economy.
50 Model Essays, MicroEach question set out, then answered in full.
50 Model Essays, MacroEach question set out, then answered in full.
The Macro and Micro Express guidebooks, 50 Model Essays Micro and Macro, the Summary and Diagrams Booklets, the H2 TYS answers (issued in JC2) and the two Economics Volume 4 books, included with the programme.
The weekly programme is led by Mr Eugene Toh, ETG's founder and lead economics tutor. He teaches most lessons, with ETG's specialist team covering some sessions and supporting the marking and consults. He wrote the H1 and H2 Economics TYS answer keys published by SAP and sold at Popular, and the 50 Model Essays series published by Shing Lee. He holds a B.A. in Economics from NUS and an M.Sc. in Applied Economics from SMU.
He has taught economics since 2007, has guided more than 4,000 students, and has been featured in the local press. ETG teaches Economics and nothing else, so every guidebook, every worked model and every exam strategy is written by the same hand that wrote the answer keys students across Singapore reference. Register early and you start the year learning from the person who defined the model answers, backed by the specialist team who mark alongside him.
Like muscle memory
"ETG Programme is very comprehensive. By the time you sit for A Levels, it's like muscle memory."
Tok Wei Yang JPJCA wall of real ETG students on camera, from across Singapore's JCs.
"Mr Toh prepares us for exams more than we need to be. The LMS programme is super helpful."
Myra Sham ACJC"Mr Toh makes the lessons really enjoyable. Makes learning a lot more flexible."
Bryan Chiang HCI"Not only are you going through content, ETG is also covering essay questions and that made me relate content with CSQ and essay writing."
Cassie CJC"Anyone can understand difficult Economics concepts when explained to by Mr Toh."
Ryan Ho HCI"ETG played a huge role in helping me get my A for the A Level Econs paper."
Elyse TJC"I easily thought econs was going to be my worst subject, but now it's my best subject."
Gabrielle Goh ACJCMore on video and in writing on the student reviews page →
Start the year with the framework, the feedback and the flexibility already in place.
The weekly programme is the core: marked practice, worked models, materials and the Triple Learning System. Priority registration adds the Back-to-School benefits on top, and holds your per-lesson fee at the 2026 rate.
The per-lesson fees are set out above, and the full timetable and locations are on Schedule & Fees.
Complete the registration form and confirm your JC, your subjects and your preferred class timing for 2027.
Pay your Term 1 2027 fees at your locked 2026 per-lesson rate, by card or by PayNow to UEN 201412435Z, then WhatsApp the details to our payment line at 8168 3986.
Once we receive your registration and payment, our admin team confirms within 24 hours, applies the 2026 rate and your Back-to-School benefits, issues your materials, and opens your LMS access. Lesson recordings appear on the LMS around three working days after each lesson.
It is the early way into ETG's weekly A Level Economics programme for the 2027 intake. Registering ahead of the year lets you settle into your preferred class timing from the start, keeps your per-lesson fee at the 2026 rate for the whole of 2027, and unlocks the Back-to-School benefits: the registration and materials fees waived, four complimentary Headstart electives, and a crashcourse pack. It is the same weekly programme, joined early.
In 2026 the weekly programme costs $115 a lesson onsite and $110 a lesson on Zoom for JC2, and $105 a lesson onsite and $100 a lesson on Zoom for JC1. Those fees have been held at the 2026 level while the cost of running the centres has risen, and a revision upward is planned at some point during 2027. If your registration reaches us by 31 December 2026, your rate stays at the 2026 figure for the whole of 2027, whatever date the revision lands on. Group and multi-subject discounts still apply on top.
A structured curriculum across Micro and Macro content, essay writing and case study application, with marked weekly practice, worked models and video walkthroughs, an evaluation checkpoint each term, unlimited WhatsApp support, and face to face consults. Every lesson is available onsite, live on Zoom and as a recording, all included, so you never lose a lesson to a clash.
For priority students the registration fee (normally $100) and materials fee (normally $150) are waived, and the guidebooks are yours to keep. J2 students choose four complimentary Headstart Crashcourse electives from the eight, four content electives (Demand and Supply with Elasticities and Price Controls, Market Structure, Market Failure, Government Policies and Government Failure) and four skills electives (Essay Writing Skills, How to Revise Effectively and Essential Exam Skills, CSQ Application Skills, How to Write a Good Evaluation), held at Coronation Plaza on 28 and 29 November with repeat slots on 5 and 12 December, with the recordings and the Economics Volume 4 (Electives) textbook issued on registration. Take Headstart as well and you receive the full Economics Volume 4 too. J1 students attend onsite while paying Zoom rates, a free upgrade. A crashcourse pack is also included: the Essay and CSQ Booster, Zoom access to the eight March 2027 Topical Consolidation lessons when you register with a friend or when you take priority registration together with Headstart, so you start with us in JC1 Term 4 rather than waiting for JC2 Term 1, and two complimentary GP and two Mathematics lessons through partner centres. The benefits apply to registrations for the 2027 intake.
Yes. ETG has a long record of helping students improve from the lower grades, through a structured curriculum, a weekly feedback loop that shows you where marks are lost, and unlimited consultation support. The approach builds fundamental understanding first, then exam technique, whatever your starting point.
Classes run onsite at ETG's centre, live on Zoom, and as on-demand recordings, and you can switch between the three freely based on your schedule. Multiple timings are available across weekdays and weekends. The full timetable, fees and locations are on the Schedule and Fees page.
Your Term 1 2027 fees secure the place, charged at your locked 2026 per-lesson rate. Pay by card on registration, or PayNow to UEN 201412435Z and WhatsApp the screenshot to our payment line at 8168 3986 with the student's name and JC. Our admin team confirms within 24 hours.
Once we receive your registration and your Term 1 2027 payment, our admin team confirms within 24 hours, issues your materials and opens your LMS access. The guidebooks are issued on registration, including the Economics Volume 4 (Electives) textbook for J2 priority students, and the full Economics Volume 4 as well if you take Headstart. Lesson recordings appear on the LMS around three working days after each lesson, so a week you cannot attend is never a week you lose.
ETG's founder and an economics tutor since 2007. He wrote the H1 and H2 Economics TYS answer keys published by SAP and sold at Popular, and the 50 Model Essays series published by Shing Lee, and holds a B.A. in Economics from NUS and an M.Sc. in Applied Economics from SMU. He has guided more than 4,000 students and has been featured in the local press.
We publish whole cohort figures rather than cherry picked top scorers. The 2025 A-rate was 74 percent, self reported by students after results, so it carries the usual response and selection bias and is indicative rather than exact. SEAB sets the paper, not us. That is why we lead with what students actually say, and why their videos and their own words sit above any number on this page.
Priority registration settles you into your preferred class and starts the year with the framework, the feedback and the flexibility already in place, plus the Back-to-School benefits on top. It is the weekly programme, joined early, so nothing is catch-up.
Register by 31 December 2026 and your per-lesson fee stays at the 2026 rate for the whole of 2027. We are ready when you are. Register for 2027, or book a free trial lesson first and see the room for yourself.
Questions first? Message the admin team on WhatsApp.