Leaving Cert Economics Grinds

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Experienced Leaving Certificate Economics teacher offering one-to-one support specifically for the 2027 Leaving Cert Economics Research Study.

I have 8 years’ experience teaching Economics at secondary-school level, currently guiding a 6th year class through the research report. I am Teaching Council registered and Garda vetted and hold a Master’s in Education.

The Research Study can be difficult to approach, particularly when students are unsure how to choose a suitable topic, find reliable data or turn their research into strong economic analysis and evaluation.

I can help students with:

• Choosing a strong and manageable line of inquiry
• Understanding exactly what the Research Study is asking them to do
• Finding reliable economic data and statistics
• Selecting and interpreting relevant graphs
• Analysing economic trends and implications
• Evaluating government policies and responses
• Developing clear economic arguments
• Using evidence effectively to support analysis and evaluation
• Writing strong judgements and conclusions
• Structuring the Research Study effectively
• Reviewing drafts and identifying areas for improvement
• Avoiding common mistakes that can limit marks

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