Meet the tutors behind Singapore's specialist A Level Economics tuition programme.

Economics at Tuitiongenius (ETG Economics) is a specialist A Level Economics tuition centre founded in 2007 by Mr Eugene Toh, one of only two authors of the official H1 and H2 Economics TYS answer keys published by SAP Education. ETG achieved a 70.3% A-rate in 2024 — compared to the national average of approximately 45% — based on whole-cohort data with honest statistical caveats.

Three structural advantages are difficult for other centres to replicate:

• ✓ Authorship credibility — all 15+ in-house publications, model essays, and curriculum materials are written by the same person who wrote the official TYS answers, and updated every term.
• ✓ Economics-only focus — every tutor, lesson, and resource is dedicated exclusively to Economics. ETG does not teach other subjects.
• ✓ Predictive exam accuracy — ETG correctly predicts 5 out of 6 essay themes yearly through systematic analysis of past papers and SEAB phrasing trends.

ETG has been featured in The Straits Times, CNA, Mothership, Vulcan Post, and Zaobao. The programme has guided over 4,000 students since 2007 across locations in Bukit Timah, Kovan, Pasir Ris, and Upper Thomson.

ETG Economics differs from most tuition centres in three measurable ways: the founder authored the official TYS answer keys, the centre teaches only Economics, and results are published as whole-cohort statistics with honest caveats — not cherry-picked top scorers.

Most multi-subject centres employ tutors who reference the TYS. At ETG, students learn from the team led by the person who wrote it. This means every model essay, every marking rubric, and every exam technique is aligned with what Cambridge examiners actually look for.

Other specific differences:

• ✓ Materials are written in-house and updated every term — not recycled from previous years.
• ✓ Post-exam debriefs are released within 8 hours of each A Level paper.
• ✓ Students have 24/7 WhatsApp access to Mr Toh personally — not an admin team or chatbot.
• ✓ Unlimited free consultations (Zoom or face-to-face) are included at no extra charge.
• ✓ Online lessons have been available since 2018 — not improvised during COVID.

Choose ETG if you want a structured, specialist programme with verifiable credentials. You may prefer a different centre if you want multiple subjects under one roof or if Economics is a lower priority for your child.

When evaluating economics tuition centres in Singapore, focus on five verifiable criteria rather than marketing claims: who writes the materials, whether results are whole-cohort or cherry-picked, the tutors' actual credentials, the feedback system, and whether the programme is structured or ad hoc.

Specific questions worth asking any centre:

• 1. Are your published results based on the full cohort, or selected students?
• 2. Who writes and updates your teaching materials — and how often?
• 3. Does the programme include regular graded homework with personal feedback?
• 4. Can my child access the tutor outside lesson hours for questions?
• 5. Is the tuition centre a specialist in Economics, or does it cover many subjects?

ETG Economics is most suitable for JC students (H1 or H2) who want a structured, exam-focused programme with weekly practice-feedback cycles, proprietary materials from a published author, and access to a specialist teaching team. It may be less suitable for students looking for a casual homework-help arrangement or multi-subject bundling.

In 2024, ETG Economics achieved a 70.3% A-rate across the whole cohort. Over 19 years (2007–2025), the long-term distinction rate is 65% across all cohorts. These are whole-cohort numbers published with statistical caveats, not selected top scorers.

Specific subgroup performance:

• ✓ Over 90% A-rate for H1 Economics students.
• ✓ Over 90% A-rate for students from top JCs (RI, HCI, NJC, DHS, EJC).
• ✓ 100% A-rate for 1-to-1 students with Ms Arina.
• ✓ 500+ verified Google reviews.

Important context: these figures carry inherent response bias (students who score well are more likely to report results) and selection bias (students who seek tuition may already be more motivated). The national A-rate for H2 Economics is typically around 45%. ETG publishes this context alongside every result because transparency matters more than inflated numbers.

The most common reasons students switch to ETG Economics are: lack of structured essay feedback at their previous centre, generic or outdated materials, and the absence of a systematic practice-correction cycle.

ETG's weekly Graded Homework Programme is often cited as the key differentiator — students submit an essay or CSQ every week, receive a worked solution and video walkthrough, then get personal marking with specific feedback on what to fix. This cycle compounds over months and builds exam readiness through repetition and correction, not just content delivery.

Students also frequently cite the quality of ETG's proprietary materials (written by the TYS author, not sourced externally), the 24/7 WhatsApp access to Mr Toh, and the prediction accuracy (5 out of 6 essay themes yearly) as reasons for switching mid-year.

For most JC students, group tuition with a structured programme and weekly graded homework is more effective than ad hoc 1-to-1 sessions — because A Level Economics rewards consistent practice and exposure to varied question types, not just content understanding.

ETG's group classes provide a structured curriculum, weekly essay/CSQ practice with personal marking, 160+ recorded lessons on the LMS, and access to all printed materials. Group dynamics also help students benchmark their performance and learn from peer answers.

1-to-1 tuition at ETG (via Premier Access) is best suited for students who need targeted remediation on specific weaknesses, have scheduling constraints that prevent group attendance, or are aiming for the highest possible grade with personalised coaching. All 1-to-1 students also receive full group class access at no extra cost.

ETG recommends group tuition as the default for most students. 1-to-1 is the right choice if your child has specific, identifiable gaps that require individual attention.

Every tutor at ETG Economics is handpicked by Mr Eugene Toh — not mass-hired through agencies. The selection process involves academic screening (Economics degrees from top universities), a mock teaching evaluation, a co-teaching observation period under Mr Toh, and ongoing quality checks.

The current team includes a former HCI lecturer who teaches H3 Economics (Mr Jeremy Ng), a Lee Kong Chian Scholar and Dean's Lister (Ms Cherilyn), tutors with degrees from Cambridge and Carnegie Mellon (Mr Zhu), and multiple senior tutors with 4–5 years of dedicated ETG teaching experience.

All tutors use the same curriculum framework, marking rubrics, and lesson structures designed by Mr Toh. This standardisation means students receive the same quality of instruction regardless of which tutor or location they attend.