Elizabeth Ngembane

My economics lessons are interactive, structured, and tailored to each student’s learning style and level. I focus on breaking down complex economic concepts, such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, international trade, and data analysis, into simple, understandable terms. Each lesson includes clear explanations, real-world examples, and problem-solving exercises to help students apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios. I use a mix of discussions, case studies, and Q&A sessions to encourage critical thinking and deepen understanding.

Lessons typically follow a structured format, beginning with a brief review of previous topics to reinforce learning. This is followed by exploration of new material, using examples relevant to students’ interests or current economic events. Interactive activities, such as scenario-based discussions and analytical exercises, help students grasp key concepts more effectively. At the end of each session, I provide summary notes, practice questions, and additional resources to ensure continued learning beyond the lesson.

With a background in business analytics, economics and finance, I bring both academic and practical experience to my teaching. I bagged a BSc in Economics which has given me a strong foundation in economic theories. My MSc in Management & Business Analytics has equipped me with strong analytical and problem-solving skills, which I integrate into my lessons. My previous roles in finance and customer service have also strengthened my ability to communicate complex information clearly and effectively. Whether students need help with foundational economics or advanced topics, my goal is to build their confidence and critical thinking skills, ensuring they succeed academically and beyond.