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Economics

Private tutoring in economics

Economics at university is a different subject from economics at lycée (upper secondary school): models are formalised, graphs multiply and calculation becomes essential. A student can grasp the intuition of a mechanism without knowing how to put it into equations. That junction between reasoning and formalisation is often where private tutoring helps most.

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Violette

Cours de maths, anglais, espagnol, finance, économie – Collège, lycée & études supérieures | Étudiante à l’EDHEC, ancienne prépa

New tutor4 years of experienceAccepting new students
Subject searched:
Économie
Also:
Mathématiques · Anglais
+ 10 other subjects

Espagnol · Comptabilité · SES · Aide aux devoirs · Méthodologie et organisation · Soutien scolaire général · Brevet · Finance · BAC · TOEIC

Levels:
Collège · Lycée · Licence / Master

€42 / hourAll-inclusive price. No hidden fees.

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Nicolas

Expert-comptable mémorialiste & auditeur financier senior chez KPMG

2 students taught2 h of lessons4 years of experienceAccepting new students
Subject searched:
Économie
Also:
Anglais · Droit
+ 7 other subjects

Comptabilité · Management · SES · Méthodologie et organisation · Gestion · Finance · BAC

Levels:
Lycée · Adulte · Licence / Master

€64 / hourAll-inclusive price. No hidden fees.

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Valentine

Maths, SES, Français, Philosophie - Etudiante à l'ESCP après une prépa ECG

New tutorAccepting new students
Subject searched:
Économie
Also:
Mathématiques · Français
+ 7 other subjects

Philosophie · SES · Aide aux devoirs · Méthodologie et organisation · Soutien scolaire général · Brevet · BAC

Levels:
Primaire · Collège · Lycée

€26 / hourAll-inclusive price. No hidden fees.

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The curriculum

Why take tutoring in economics?

Topics covered

  • Microeconomics
  • Macroeconomics
  • Equilibrium and elasticities
  • The IS-LM model
  • International economics

What you work on in sessions

  • Translate an economic mechanism into equations and a graph
  • Solve a consumer or producer optimisation problem
  • Read an equilibrium graph and predict the effect of a shock
  • Write an economics essay supported by dated facts

From intuition to model

Supply, demand, equilibrium: the idea is simple, its formalisation less so. Redoing the derivations step by step clears most first-year blocks.

Maths tools to consolidate

Derivatives, optimisation, elasticities: without these tools, economics becomes a string of memorised formulas. Revisiting them on exercises from the course makes them useful.

Facts to know

A convincing economics paper cites orders of magnitude, crises and policies that were actually pursued. Without these facts, the reasoning stays abstract and unconvincing.

Rates

Tutoring in economics from €26 an hour

The rate shown is the final price, NOEO commission included. It varies from tutor to tutor, and nothing is added on top: no application fee, no matching fee, no service fee.

€0 sign-up fee · €0 subscription · you only pay for the sessions you book.

What NOEO brings

What you get on top of the tutoring session

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Live tutoring, on Noeo Live

Sessions take place online, with the whiteboard, documents and conversation in one place. No travelling, and your choice of tutor no longer depends on distance.

A session report after every session

The tutor writes a session report at the end of every session, which you find in your space. Their payout stays on hold until that report has been sent.

The replay and documents, after the session

The session recording and the documents used stay available in your space: a concept that was not quite understood can be revisited without waiting for the next session.

Revision material between sessions

From a session and its report, you generate your revision sheet, flashcards and quiz in Noeo Learn, then revise at your own pace.

Your progress in one place

Session reports, replays and revision material from every session, kept in your space to prepare for exams, competitive entrance exams or interviews.

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Private tutoring

How many hours of private tutoring a week does a student need?

How often to have private tutoring depends on the goals: 1 weekly session is enough for regular follow-up or a targeted difficulty, while 2 or more sessions may be needed to catch up on a significant gap or prepare for an approaching deadline. Effectiveness rests on regularity, targeting and the student’s own work between sessions.

Émilie Zajdman23 October 20269 min read
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Methods and revision

Active recall: the revision method that makes the brain retrieve information

Active recall means retrieving information from memory, without looking at your notes, and then checking your answers. It is a more effective method than simple rereading for long-term memorisation. To use it well, you need to space out recall sessions and use your mistakes to target the gaps.

Sébastien Lochon23 October 202612 min read
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Private tutoring

Online private tutoring: the complete guide to choosing effective support

Effective online private tutoring relies on a well-matched tutor, interactive sessions and personalised follow-up. It suits students looking to fill gaps, prepare for exams or work on their method, provided they take an active part. Remote learning offers geographical flexibility but requires independence and good technical conditions.

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Frequently asked questions

Your questions about tutoring in economics

Is economics in the ECG track of CPGE covered?

In the ECG track of CPGE (grandes écoles preparatory programme, business option), economics is assessed through ESH, alongside sociology and history. A tutor who teaches at CPGE level lists it among their levels; mention the school and the exam you are aiming for in your first message.

What about economics at lycée?

At lycée, economics is taught within SES (Economic and Social Sciences), which NOEO treats as a separate subject. Some tutors teach both, and their profile says so.

Can we work on my own tutorial sheets?

Yes, they are the most direct material there is: shared on screen in Noeo Live, they show exactly where the reasoning gets stuck.

How many sessions should I plan before my exams?

It depends on the scope: a poorly understood microeconomics chapter can be revisited in a few sessions, a whole semester calls for a revision plan. This is discussed at the first meeting.

Do you need to be good at maths?

You need to be comfortable with derivatives and functions, especially in microeconomics. If those tools are missing, the tutor revisits them through the economics exercises rather than separately.

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