Cover 34 essays and 24 CSQs across four bootcamp days a year.

Both formats teach the same skill — structured A-Level essay and CSQ writing — at different intensities. L1 covers 10 essays and 8 CSQs across two days (now bundled inside the June Holiday Intensive). L2 is the September edition — 24 essays and 16 CSQs across two days, with no question repeated from L1.

If you've already done L1 in June, L2 in September is the natural continuation. If you're new to ETG and the September dates work, L2 stands on its own — no L1 prerequisite assumed.

JC2 students preparing for Prelims and A Levels. The September timing is deliberate — it falls in the window where content coverage is largely complete and the writing gear becomes the bottleneck. The pace of the Bootcamps assumes familiarity with both Micro and Macro topics; this isn't an entry point for students still building first-time content understanding.

For JC1 students, the equivalent product is the Microeconomics Crashcourse inside the June Holiday Intensive.

For the CSQ day: 8 of the 16 CSQs are assigned ahead. For the Essay day: 12 of the 24 essays are assigned ahead. You're expected to attempt these in your own time — ideally under timed conditions — so the live session is spent on dissection and correction, not on blank-page attempts.

Worked answers for every question (homework and live) are in the Bootcamp Booklet you'll receive in the post. Nothing is hidden until the day.

Yes. Every session is fully recorded. Students who register receive access to the complete recordings — whether they attended live or not — and that access is retained until the end of their final A-Level Economics paper.

The ETG Prediction System has forecast 5 out of 6 A-Level essay themes accurately nearly every year for 19 years. It's built on systematic pattern analysis — 20+ years of past papers, every top-JC prelim reviewed within a week, and SEAB phrasing trends tracked across cycles. We frame it as pattern recognition, not prophecy: no exam outcome is ever guaranteed.

The L2 Bootcamps are scheduled deliberately ahead of A Levels so that the questions you've dissected with Mr Toh and the questions you sit have meaningful structural overlap.

The 74% A-rate reflects the whole registered ETG cohort for the Class of 2025 — not a curated subset. It's worth being honest about two limitations. Response bias: not every student submits their results back, and students who performed well are more likely to report in. Selection bias: students who actively seek specialist tuition tend to start out more motivated than the average JC population.

We think transparency on this is more useful than quoting a number without context. The long-term distinction rate across 19 cohorts is 65%.

Two days won't replace consistent term-time practice, and we won't pretend otherwise. What two days will do is give you the structural frameworks and examiner-facing perspective that most students spend months trying to piece together on their own — if they figure it out at all.

The first run of our CSQ Bootcamp delivered an average +10 mark improvement across the cohort. That's a meaningful shift in one day. How much you internalise and apply afterwards determines how far the improvement carries into Prelims and A Levels.

Our admin team confirms your slot within one working day and provides payment details (PayNow or credit card). Your printed Bootcamp Booklet — containing every question and full worked answer — is mailed to your address. For early registrants this typically arrives 3–4 weeks ahead; for late registrants we ship within 2 working days of payment. Recording access is activated after payment confirmation.