H1 Economics is not a smaller H2. It is its own paper, with its own syllabus and its own traps, and most centres simply seat H1 students in an H2 class. ETG built a curriculum exclusively for H1: H1-only classes on the weeks that matter, an exclusive H1 workbook, and the H1 TYS crashcourse included, all taught by the author of the H1 TYS answer keys. You attend only what H1 needs, and nothing you do not.
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H1 Economics has been revised twice, and understanding what changed is the whole game. A generic H2 class does not teach to the H1 paper you will actually sit.
Because essays were removed, many H1 students assume essay writing no longer matters. This is wrong. Essay writing skills are still heavily tested in the higher order case study parts worth 8 to 12 marks, and as case studies grew, those parts grew with them. Writing a clear, coherent, well structured argument is exactly what separates a B from an A in H1, and it is exactly what a generic H2 class will not drill for the H1 paper.
Most centres do not run H1 exclusive classes, so H1 students sit in an H2 room and absorb content they will never be tested on. Mr Eugene Toh redesigned the ETG programme specifically for H1, around the three things the H1 paper actually rewards.
The structured argument and evaluation needed for the higher order case study parts worth 8 to 12 marks, where the grade is decided.
Content taught so you can analyse real economic affairs and the case material, not just recite theory.
Enough focused practice on the 40 mark case study questions that the format becomes second nature under time pressure.
Our curriculum is mapped precisely. We mark out the content that is exclusive to H2 students, so as an H1 student you do not sit through topics you will never be examined on, such as the H2 only material.
On the weeks where the content is H1 relevant, you attend the mainstream lesson. On the weeks where the content is H1 only, you attend a dedicated H1 exclusive class. You also get access to exclusive H1 content only classes on the LMS and the exclusive ETG H1 workbook, written for the current H1 syllabus. The result is an H1 programme that is efficient with your time, which matters when Economics is your contrasting subject.


Our one day H1 Ten Year Series crashcourse walks through 10 real A Level case studies from 2019 to 2023, with the frameworks, the answer structures, and the examiner insight that turn TYS practice into marks. You do not need to attempt every question out there, you need to master the right ones with the right coach.
For regular programme students, this crashcourse is included as part of your lessons, not a separate purchase.
Mr Eugene Toh, ETG's founder and lead economics tutor, wrote the H1 and H2 Economics TYS answer keys published by SAP and sold at Popular, and the 50 Model Essays series published with SAP. He holds a B.A. in Economics from NUS and an M.Sc. in Applied Economics from SMU.
So the person who modelled the published H1 answers is the one who designed your H1 programme, wrote your H1 workbook, and benchmarks your marking. The materials are revised every term against the current H1 syllabus, so your practice matches the paper you will sit, not the one from before the revisions.
Lessons at our four centres, with the free flow snack pantry and the full classroom energy.
The same lesson, live and interactive on Zoom with studio grade audio and video, run since 2018.
Every lesson recorded on the LMS, including the exclusive H1 content only classes. You can replay any lesson conducted while you are enrolled, whether you attended it or missed it.
H1 economics tuition is charged at the same per lesson rate as H2, but because H1 students attend only the weeks relevant to H1, you pay for the lessons you actually attend. The H1 TYS crashcourse is included.
Indicative per lesson fees. Group sign-up discount: register with a friend for $50 off per term, a group of 3 for $100 off per term, or a group of 4 for $150 off per term. Multi subject discounts also apply. Confidential financial assistance of 25% to 100% is available for the weekly programme, subject to approval. See the full schedule and fees →
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H1 Economics tuition is specialist help for the H1 A Level Economics syllabus, which is examined through a single case study based paper. At ETG it means a curriculum built exclusively for H1: H1 only classes on the weeks that matter, an exclusive H1 workbook, the H1 TYS crashcourse included, and weekly marked practice, taught by the author of the H1 TYS answer keys.
H2 is the full subject, examined in two papers, the essays and the case studies, and is taken as a content subject. H1 is a contrasting subject examined through case studies only, with a narrower syllabus. Crucially, H1 is not just a smaller H2, it has its own content and its own paper, which is why a dedicated H1 programme matters.
Yes, more than students think. The H1 paper removed essays as a separate component, but essay writing skills are still heavily tested in the higher order case study parts worth 8 to 12 marks, and those parts have grown as case studies expanded. A clear, well structured, evaluated argument is exactly what moves an H1 grade from a B to an A.
H1 Economics is now entirely case study based. After the 2017 revision the case study weighting rose, and the 2023 revision set each case study at 40 marks with the total paper time unchanged. The higher order parts of each case study carry the marks that decide your grade, which is what we drill.
Yes. Most centres seat H1 students in an H2 class. We map the curriculum so H1 students skip the H2 only content and attend dedicated H1 exclusive classes on H1 only weeks, with exclusive H1 content only lessons on the LMS and an exclusive H1 workbook. You attend only what H1 needs.
Yes. For regular programme students, our one day H1 Ten Year Series crashcourse, which walks through 10 real A Level case studies from 2019 to 2023 and normally costs 545 dollars, is included as part of your lessons rather than a separate purchase. Optional marking and feedback is available as a paid top-up.
H1 is charged at the same per lesson rate as H2, about 115 dollars for JC2 and 105 for JC1, with Live Zoom a little less, inclusive of all materials, the H1 workbook, and weekly marking. Because H1 students attend only the H1 relevant weeks, you pay for the lessons you attend. Confidential financial assistance of 25% to 100% is available for the weekly programme, subject to approval.
We publish whole cohort figures rather than cherry picked top scorers. The 2025 A-rate was 74 percent, self reported by students as of 28 February 2026, and it carries the usual response and selection bias caveats. We treat the student videos and their own messages as the stronger proof, which is why they lead this page.
The trial is a full two hour lesson, same room, same material, same standard. Not a demo, not a sales pitch. Come and see how an H1 specialist programme actually works. Trial classes are free for most of the year, though from 15 July each year JC2 trial classes may be chargeable, as classes are typically full by then.
Questions first? Message the admin team on WhatsApp. Confidential financial assistance of 25% to 100% is available for the weekly programme, subject to approval.
Last updated July 2026