8 core topics. 2 focused days. Built by the TYS author.

That depends on what you need. For most JC2 students, the Full June Pack across all four days (1, 2, 8 and 9 June) is the right combination, since content gaps are easier to spot, but writing and structure gaps tend to be invisible until the exam itself. If you only want the Content Crashcourse on 1 and 2 June, message our admin team and we will arrange that separately. For JC1 students, the Microeconomics Crashcourse alone on 1 June is the relevant option, and if you want something more comprehensive, the Fast Track programme covers the full JC1 syllabus.

What sets ETG's June crashcourse apart from other JC economics tuition options in Singapore is that the content is taught using the same frameworks Mr Toh uses to write the H1 and H2 TYS answer keys. The model answers your school's lecturers reference in marking schemes are, in many cases, the ones he wrote.

For JC1 students, the Microeconomics Crashcourse on 1 June is the relevant session. It covers the Micro topics tested in your promotional exams: Demand & Supply with Elasticities, Market Failure, Government Intervention with Government Failure, and Firms & Decisions. This gives you structured grounding before promos in September.

The Macroeconomics Crashcourse, Essay Bootcamp, and CSQ Bootcamp are designed for JC2 students who have covered the full syllabus and are preparing for A Levels. If you are a JC1 student looking for a more comprehensive programme that goes beyond a single crashcourse day, our Fast Track programme may be a better fit.

Yes. Every registered student gets three modes of access: onsite at Coronation Plaza, live on Zoom, and recordings retained until the end of your final A-Level Economics paper. You do not have to choose. If you attend live, the recording is still available afterwards.

ETG has been running its A Level econs tuition online since 2018, well before COVID made it standard. The recordings are studio-quality, not screen captures of a laptop in a classroom corner.

Mr Toh personally teaches four of the eight content lessons, specifically the four requiring the deepest conceptual grounding: Demand & Supply with Elasticities, Market Failure, National Income with Standard of Living, and AD-AS with Macroeconomic Aims. Ms Cherilyn and Mr Jeremy Ng teach the remaining four.

If you register for the Full June Pack, both bootcamp days on 8 and 9 June are taught entirely by Mr Toh. The full schedule with tutor assignments is published above on this page.

The 74% A-rate reflects the entire registered ETG cohort for the Class of 2025, not a curated subset. That said, two limitations are worth being transparent about. Response bias: not every student submits their results, and students who performed better are more likely to report back. Selection bias: students who actively seek specialist tuition may already be more motivated than the JC average.

We think transparency on this is more useful than quoting a number without context. The long-term distinction rate across all 19 cohorts since 2007 is 65%.

Two days will not replace consistent weekly practice, and we will not pretend otherwise. What two days will do is give you the structural frameworks and topic-level coherence that most students spend months trying to piece together on their own, if they figure it out at all.

The difference shows up most clearly in how you approach the next essay or CSQ. Students consistently tell us that after the Content Crashcourse, topics they had been struggling to consolidate from school lectures finally connect. The June Pack students who continue with the Essay & CSQ Bootcamp on 8 and 9 June see an average improvement of +10 marks on their CSQ scores within that single bootcamp day.

For the Full June Pack, register at june.tuitiongenius.com and our admin team confirms within one working day. For the Content Crashcourse only, WhatsApp our admin team at +65 8121 6488 and they will arrange registration for you.

Once payment clears (via PayNow or credit card), your printed Microeconomics Express and Macroeconomics Express guides are mailed to your address within 7 days. Your Zoom link (if attending online) and recording access (post-session) are sent ahead of 1 June.