A Level · Edexcel IAL · Spec YEC11

Economics A Level Edexcel online classes

Expert online Economics tuition for Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Level in Economics (YEC11) — all four units covering microeconomics, macroeconomics, business behaviour and the global economy.

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How we teach Economics

Edexcel’s International A Level Economics (YEC11) is organised into four themed units — Markets in Action, Macroeconomic Performance and Policy, Business Behaviour, and Developments in the Global Economy — a structure that moves students logically from individual markets out to the world economy. Our teaching follows that progression deliberately.

Unit 1 grounds students in demand, supply, market failure and intervention; Unit 2 turns to macroeconomic performance, aggregate demand and supply, and policy; Unit 3 examines firms, costs, revenues and market structures; and Unit 4 opens onto globalisation, trade, exchange rates and development. Because each unit is examined in its own right, we build both the technical precision and the evaluative argument these papers reward.

Classes are live and small-group, with detailed feedback on the data-response and essay work that defines the qualification.

Assessment structure

Syllabus code YEC11 — all papers are external written examinations unless noted.

Unit 1 – Markets in Action (WEC11) 80 marks · 1 hr 45 min · 25% of IAL
Unit 2 – Macroeconomic Performance & Policy (WEC12) 80 marks · 1 hr 45 min · 25% of IAL
Unit 3 – Business Behaviour (WEC13) 80 marks · 2 hr · 25% of IAL
Unit 4 – Developments in the Global Economy (WEC14) 80 marks · 2 hr · 25% of IAL

Topics we cover

Unit 1: Introductory economic concepts
Unit 1: Consumer behaviour & demand
Unit 1: Supply & price determination
Unit 1: Market failure & government intervention
Unit 2: Measures of economic performance
Unit 2: Aggregate demand & aggregate supply
Unit 2: National income, growth & macroeconomic policy
Unit 3: Types & sizes of businesses
Unit 3: Revenue, costs & profits
Unit 3: Market structures & contestability
Unit 3: Labour markets
Unit 4: Globalisation & international trade
Unit 4: Balance of payments & exchange rates
Unit 4: Poverty, inequality & economic development

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Frequently asked questions

Which syllabus code does this Edexcel A Level Economics class follow?

We teach the official Edexcel specification, syllabus code YEC11, working directly from the specification document — the same content your child follows at school.

How much does A Level Economics tuition cost?

Group classes are ₨ 24,000 per month and 1-to-1 lessons are ₨ 4,000 per class. Discounts apply for 3 or more subjects (20% off) and for up to 2 siblings (10% off).

Are classes live or recorded?

Live interactive and recorded. Your child attends scheduled classes with the teacher, asks questions in real time, and gets written homework that is set and marked every week along with the live class recording.

Can students outside Pakistan join Economics classes?

Yes — we teach students in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, the UK and beyond. Gulf time zones are one to two hours behind Pakistan, so after-school slots line up naturally.

How do we start?

Book a free demo class for A Level Economics. Your child meets the teacher and sits a real lesson before you commit — message us on WhatsApp or use the contact form.