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ETG Crashcourses · A Level Economics

Every ETG crashcourse, in one place.

A crashcourse is a short, intensive programme that does one job well, whether that is building the content over a holiday or sharpening exam technique before the papers. This is the full set: the holiday intensives and the exam-prep crashcourses, taught by Mr Eugene Toh, the economics tutor and author of the H1 and H2 TYS answer keys published by SAP and sold at Popular, and the ETG tutoring team.

At a glance
8running or available now
2tracks: holiday and exam prep
H1 & H2and IB routes covered

Courses whose live run has finished move to the recorded section below, so what you see up top is genuinely available.

ETG runs two kinds of crashcourse. The holiday intensives, in March, June and September, use the breaks to build or consolidate content: the Content Crashcourse, the June and September Intensives, the Fast Track catch-up and the March Topical Consolidation. The exam-prep crashcourses sharpen technique for the papers themselves: the Essay and CSQ Bootcamps, the H2 and H1 TYS Crashcourses, the Economics Essence essay workshop, the Exam Packs, and the Ultimate Exam Pack that bundles the lot. Pick by where you are in the year.

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Every crashcourse

All twelve, in one place.

Grouped by when you take them: the holiday intensives that build content over the breaks, and the exam-prep crashcourses that sharpen technique in the final stretch.

Already run this year

Available as recorded video lessons and materials.

These crashcourses have run their live sessions for the year. Each is still available as the full recorded video lessons with the printed materials couriered to you, on the course's own page.

Common questions

Crashcourses, answered

A crashcourse is a short, intensive programme built around one goal, run over a holiday or in the lead-up to the exams. ETG's crashcourses fall into two groups: holiday intensives that build or consolidate content, and exam-prep crashcourses that drill essay and case study technique. They complement the weekly programme rather than replace it.

It depends on where you are. If you are behind on content, a holiday intensive like the Content Crashcourse, June Intensive or Fast Track rebuilds it. If your content is solid but your answers do not yet score, the Essay and CSQ Bootcamps, the TYS Crashcourse or the Essence Workshop sharpen technique. The Ultimate Exam Pack bundles the final-stretch crashcourses together. If you are unsure, message the team on WhatsApp.

Several crashcourses run on fixed dates during the school holidays. Once a live run has finished for the year, that course moves to the recorded section at the bottom of this page. It is still fully available there as the recorded video lessons with the printed materials couriered to you, and the live version returns on its usual dates next year.

Most run live, onsite at Coronation Plaza and on Zoom at the same time, with the recordings made available afterwards in the LMS. A few of the exam-prep programmes are self-paced on the LMS. Each course page states its exact format and dates.

The crashcourses are led by Mr Eugene Toh, the economics tutor and author of the H1 and H2 A Level Economics TYS answer keys published by SAP and sold at Popular, with content lessons supported by ETG's senior tutors. Each course page states the tutor line-up for that programme, and where a programme runs to a fixed lesson schedule, the schedule names the tutor for each session. Tutor assignments across sessions are subject to change.

You register on the course's own page, the printed materials are couriered to your home, and your video access is activated so you can work through the lessons at your own pace. Every session is recorded; access windows vary by programme, see each programme page. Exact inclusions are listed on each course page.

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The crashcourses work best on top of a solid week-to-week foundation. Sit a free trial lesson with a specialist ETG economics tutor, and we will point you to the crashcourse that fits where you are.

Last updated July 2026

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