Two of the five scored a 7. That's around 40%, against roughly 15% worldwide. Mine aren't smarter; they're better trained for the exam hall. I teach IB Economics one on one, all day, every day, and the results end up in my WhatsApp.
A Level 7 in each of the last two exam sessions, November 2025 and May 2026. Here's the scoreboard so far.
These are the positive testimonials from parents and students.
A November 2025 graduate, recorded the week his results came out.
Real screenshots from my student and parent chats, shared with permission.
You can learn the syllabus from any textbook. The 7 comes from what you do in the exam hall, and in your IA. That's what we train, over and over, until it's automatic.
Structured DEED style evaluation, real world examples that examiners actually reward, and timed drills of 25 to 30 minutes for part (a) and 50 to 55 minutes for part (b).
The 1 to 4 mark questions, covering diagram precision and short answer technique, where students quietly lose the most marks. Then the 15 mark policy question at the end.
Calculation accuracy, explaining the theory behind each answer and the limitations of it, and the closing 10 mark policy recommendation.
Article selection, commentary structure, and key concept linkage. That's 20% of your grade secured before you ever sit the exam. So far, every IA student of mine has scored a 7 on it.
We go through your recent work and mock results, find exactly where the marks are leaking, and see if we're a good fit.
A term by term roadmap built around your school's sequence, your target grade, and your exam session.
Structured weekly sessions, marked practice essays, and WhatsApp support between lessons. You saw the chats above, that's really how it works.
I keep my student list small enough to know every student's syllabus position, IA topic, and target grade from memory. That's the whole model: few students, full attention.
I'm Dustin Chung, an IB Economics tutor in Hong Kong. One subject, one curriculum. That's it. Every essay I mark, every examiner report I read, every lesson I plan is about IB Econ. It's a narrow life, but my students' grades are better for it.
I sat the IBDP myself in 2021 and scored a 7 in Economics HL, then studied at Erasmus University Rotterdam. Since then I've been trained by multiple IB Economics examiners, and I built my teaching system by working through every past paper from 1999 to 2021. The same question patterns keep coming back, and I teach you to spot them.
Lessons are online, in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, or whichever mix helps it click. Between lessons my students just WhatsApp me when they're stuck. You saw the chats.
Online, over Zoom/Google Meet with a shared digital whiteboard. This is how I've always taught. Materials, annotations and recordings are all saved for revision. Students join from Hong Kong and overseas.
Your choice: English, Cantonese, Mandarin, or a mix. Exam writing is always trained in English; explanations happen in whichever language makes the concept click fastest. 上堂可以廣東話、英文、普通話或兩溝。
Both HL and SL, current syllabus (first exams 2022 onwards), including Paper 3 for HL, the IA commentary portfolio, and Economics Extended Essays.
Exam technique improves faster than content knowledge. Even 8 to 10 weeks of focused paper training moves grades, but places fill fastest before mocks (Dec to Jan) and finals (Feb to Apr), so earlier is safer.
WhatsApp me your year level and target grade. I read and reply to everything myself, usually within a few hours.
Start on WhatsAppThis site has no analytics, no tracking pixels and no advertising cookies. It stores two things in your browser: the language you chose, so the site remembers it next time, and a note that you have seen the welcome message, so it does not show again in the same visit. Both stay on your device and neither is sent anywhere.
Fonts are loaded from Google Fonts, which means Google receives your IP address when the page loads. The site is hosted by Netlify, which keeps standard server logs.
Enquiries come straight to me. I use what you tell me to answer your question and, if we work together, to teach your child. I do not sell, share or pass your details to anyone, and I do not add you to a mailing list.
The screenshots on this page are real messages from students and parents, shared with their permission. Names, photos and unrelated messages are removed before publishing. Only the school, exam session and grade remain. If you appear in one and would like it taken down, message me and I will remove it, no questions asked.
WhatsApp +852 9601 3503
