Economics lessons for students, particularly for the International Baccalaureate

I recently graduated with an IB bilingual diploma with Mathematics, History, Economics and French literature as high level subjects, where I scored 7/7. However, I have not always achieved the highest grades, having dedicated a substantial amount of time to tutoring lessons and individual work. As such, I have personal experience with academic struggle but eventual progress. I am currently an International Relations and Quantitative Methods student at the University of Edinburgh. I have been teaching music for over five years, and have developed an effective and rewarding teaching method. I am a perfectionist, which entails that I will devote as much time and energy as needed to achieve results, yet, I will ensure that the process is pleasant and will not end up in a loss of motivation. I’ve learned this personally – if students begins to enjoy the subject, they will achieve much better and faster results. I have very flexible hours and a true enthusiasm for teaching.