Economics
Weekly Grind
6th Year
On-Site
Live-Stream
In order to get a good grade in Economics, both your micro and macro knowledge must be strong. The exam does not allow candidates to ignore aspects of one or the other. Our Economics grinds make sure you are confident in both aspects of the Leaving Cert Economics exam.
Teacher:
Gavin Duffy How will these Economics Grinds help you:
Meet your Economics Grinds Teacher
Gavin Duffy
With 19 years of teaching experience in both Leaving Certificate Business and Economics, Gavin has become an expert in his subjects, releasing first his ‘Exam Solutions’ book and recently the leading Business textbook for the Leaving Cert ‘Down To Business’. Gavin has always been focused on how students can maximise marks. He brings a great passion to his classrooms for both subjects and combined with an in-depth knowledge of how to excel in the state exams, he provides the opportunity for his students to achieve their potential.
Hear from our Economics Students
“It's been great to be a grinds student in Gavin's class in the Dublin Academy for the past year. The online system is set up very well and easy to access. I've also made great use of The Academy Podcast from the different ones covering different subjects and the self-development series. It has been a very enjoyable and worthwhile experience being a part of it. Thank you!”
- Attended Gavin's Economics Grinds
More Information on our Economics Grinds
Over the course of the academic year, we will cover all aspects of the Leaving Cert Economics course in these weekly grinds. We focus on the questions more commonly seen in the Leaving Cert. There is also a focus on the more challenging questions that can prove to be difficult for students. You will be given a microeconomics book and a macroeconomics book. These books will break down the Leaving Cert Economics marking scheme. Our books also include up to date information on current economic trends. There is no extra charge for these books.
As time management can be a big challenge in Economics, we will demonstrate how to cover questions to an H1 standard by using keywords outlined in the Leaving Cert Economics marking scheme. This enables you to write exactly what examiners are looking for within the allocated time.
You will also be given a booklet covering the short questions from the previous ten years. As a lot of these questions reappear these are covered in great detail in class.
