An introductory economics course for undergraduates / general readers
From 18 £ /h
This class is for either new students of economics or people from different backgrounds who needs an introductory course of economic way of thinking and economic theories.I have 3 years of teaching experience in which I learned that the best way to teach a subject is to make the student think about it. When it comes to economics, real life examples and showcases are everything !
Location
Online from Italy
About Me
I am an economist with a strong academic and professional background in economics, econometrics, and applied economic research. I currently work as Head of the Market Intelligence Division at an esteemed government organization, where I lead economic research and market analysis projects and support evidence-based policy and competition decisions.
I enjoy teaching economics and helping students understand not only the theory, but also how economic concepts are applied to real-world problems. My teaching approach is practical and student-focused: I break down complex concepts into clear, manageable steps and adapt the explanation to the student's level and learning objectives.
I can help students with economics, statistics, research methods, and quantitative analysis, from introductory concepts to more advanced university-level material.
I enjoy teaching economics and helping students understand not only the theory, but also how economic concepts are applied to real-world problems. My teaching approach is practical and student-focused: I break down complex concepts into clear, manageable steps and adapt the explanation to the student's level and learning objectives.
I can help students with economics, statistics, research methods, and quantitative analysis, from introductory concepts to more advanced university-level material.
Education
• MSc in Economics — Sapienza University of Rome, Italy (2021)
Thesis: “Using Gravity Model to Explain the Migration of Highly Skilled Egyptian Labor”
• BA in Economics — Alexandria University, Egypt (2016)
Very Good with Honors
Thesis: “Using Gravity Model to Explain the Migration of Highly Skilled Egyptian Labor”
• BA in Economics — Alexandria University, Egypt (2016)
Very Good with Honors
Experience / Qualifications
I have several years of university-level teaching experience in economics. I have taught and supported students in understanding economic theory, quantitative methods, and applied economic concepts, and I particularly enjoy breaking down difficult topics into clear and intuitive explanations.
My current work involves applying economic theory and econometric methods to real-world markets, conducting market research and economic analysis, working with large datasets, and developing evidence-based analysis for complex economic questions.
My areas of expertise include microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, statistics, economic research methods, data analysis, and academic research. I can also help students with quantitative analysis and commonly used tools such as Excel, EViews, SPSS.
My teaching approach is adapted to each student's level and objectives. Whether the goal is to understand a difficult concept, prepare for an exam, work through econometrics or statistics exercises, improve research skills, or receive guidance on an academic project, I focus on building a clear understanding rather than simply providing answers.
My current work involves applying economic theory and econometric methods to real-world markets, conducting market research and economic analysis, working with large datasets, and developing evidence-based analysis for complex economic questions.
My areas of expertise include microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, statistics, economic research methods, data analysis, and academic research. I can also help students with quantitative analysis and commonly used tools such as Excel, EViews, SPSS.
My teaching approach is adapted to each student's level and objectives. Whether the goal is to understand a difficult concept, prepare for an exam, work through econometrics or statistics exercises, improve research skills, or receive guidance on an academic project, I focus on building a clear understanding rather than simply providing answers.
Age
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
60 minutes
The class is taught in
English
Arabic
Skills
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