Economics tutors in Cape Town

About Thabo

I have excelled in this subject. I have mastered: Price Elasticity, Circular Flow, Business Cycles, Dynamics of Markets, Production Possibility Curve, South Africa's Economic Systems and many other related Economics topics.

About Stanford

I have experience in teaching and preparing lecture content for 1st, 2nd and 3rd-year economics. I also have experience in preparing tests, assignments and exams, as well as marking scripts.

About Lindiwe

This course challenged my way of thinking about economics and helped me enhance the basics I had learnt in first year

About Takudzwa

As a Economics honours student at the University of Cape Town, I will be able to assist students studying at the high school through to third year university level. My main interests, however, are in developmental economics

About Asanda

I have been employed by the university as a student tutor and have a good track record amongst my students.

About David

I have a great interest in how the Economy influences the decisions of individuals and businesses. I have 1 year experience tutoring the Economics CAPS matric syllabus.

About Justin

I have excelled at University, achieving 77% and 73% for my first year Microeconomics and Macroeconomics courses respectively. I thoroughly enjoy the subject, and have experience helping fellow students.

About Kamogelo

Economics was one of the subjects that kept me intrigued in high school, and doing four more Economic courses in Varsity really expanded my interest in the discipline. I would love to share this with high school learners.

About Thomas

Economics is a subject I am passionate about and I have produced to papers in the field. I have the ability to make economics an exciting subject for students and am excited to help them achieve their best marks.

About Sipho

I enjoy every subject to do with the finacial sector. I have tutored economics for 2 years now and i like how you can link any topic to a current affair local or international. I also did Microeconomics and Macroeconomics in my first year at UCT