Menna

I offer structured, interactive Macroeconomics lessons tailored to each student’s level, course requirements, and learning goals. I have experience delivering Master’s-level tutorials in Macroeconomics and International Economics for an international student group, where I explained complex concepts, answered questions, and facilitated academic discussions.

At the beginning of our lessons, we identify the topics you need to improve and set clear goals, whether for exam preparation, assignments, or developing a stronger understanding of the subject. I explain theory step by step using clear language, diagrams, graphs, and practical examples from current economic developments.

We can work on topics such as GDP and economic growth, inflation, unemployment, business cycles, fiscal policy, monetary policy, exchange rates, international trade, and macroeconomic models. I combine explanations with guided exercises, problem-solving, and exam-style questions so that you can apply concepts independently.

My teaching style is supportive, patient, and discussion-based. I encourage students to ask questions freely and to explain ideas in their own words. At the end of each lesson, we summarise the key points and set focused revision tasks for the next session. I also adapt materials to different learning styles and can provide revision notes after each session. For students preparing for exams, we will create a realistic revision timetable and practise under timed conditions. I am happy to review assignments, clarify lecture material, and help build confidence with graphs, equations, and written explanations. I aim to create a calm, respectful environment where mistakes become useful learning opportunities. Every lesson follows your learning pace.