IGCSE Economics
The basic economic problem, markets, government, the macroeconomy and international trade.
In-person Economics classes for Cambridge IGCSE, O Level and A Level students at our centre in Al-Rehab, Jeddah. Clear diagrams, data-response practice and essay technique, on real past papers.
Separate batches for IGCSE, O Level and A Level, each following the current Cambridge syllabus for its code.
The basic economic problem, markets, government, the macroeconomy and international trade.
Markets, the role of government and the macroeconomy, with clear diagrams and data response.
Micro and macroeconomics in depth, with evaluation and essay writing for the longer questions.
Economics marks come from three skills: drawing accurate diagrams, using data, and evaluating. We teach the theory with real examples, then practise each skill on past-paper questions until it becomes routine.
Sit in on a class with the batch for your level, then decide. Fees and timings are shared on WhatsApp.
Book a placeUnderstanding comes first. Marks follow from it.
The idea explained with its reasoning, not just a formula to memorise.
Worked examples, then guided questions from simple to challenging.
Real exam questions, checked against mark schemes line by line.
Timing, presentation and how to collect every available mark.
Your first class at Astra Academy is free. Sit in with the batch at our centre in Al-Rehab, Jeddah, then decide. We can also send you our free June 2027 revision checklist on WhatsApp.
Send your details and we'll reply with the right batch, its timings and the fees. The first class is free, so your child can try it before you decide. Or simply message us on WhatsApp — most parents do.
Cambridge IGCSE (0455), O Level (2281) and AS & A Level (9708), in separate batches by level.
Yes. All classes are taught in person at our centre on Prince Mutaib bin Abdulaziz Rd in Al-Rehab, Jeddah. Students join from schools across Jeddah.
Fees depend on the level and the batch. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll send current fees and timings.
It helps but isn't required for A Level. If you plan to study economics at university, most leading universities ask for A Level Mathematics as well.
Yes. Your child sits in on the Economics batch for their level, and you decide afterwards.
Message us with the course and subjects you need. We'll tell you what's running, when it meets and what it costs.