Edexcel A-level Economics (A)
A complete set of Edexcel A-Level Economics notes, covering the full specification from Microeconomics to Macroeconomics.
These are the exact OneNote notes and structure I used throughout my A-level, which helped me achieve an A* in Economics. They are organised to take you beyond simply learning the content and help you develop the analysis, application and evaluation needed to score highly in exams.
What's included
Microeconomics
Complete notes covering every Microeconomics theme and topic
Topic-by-topic explanations of key concepts
Chains of analysis throughout the notes for 10, 12, 15 and 25-mark questions
Macroeconomics
Complete notes covering every Macroeconomics theme and topic
Topic-by-topic explanations of key concepts
Chains of analysis throughout the notes for 10, 12, 15 and 25-mark questions
Paper 3 Essay Plans
Essay plans exploring links between Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
Designed to help you connect different parts of the specification and develop stronger evaluation
Real-World Application & Case Studies
Real case studies covering a range of industries and economic situations
Both Microeconomic and Macroeconomic examples
Essay plans showing how to apply these case studies to exam questions
Designed to help you develop stronger application and evaluation points
Marked Essays
A collection of my own exam essays, including essays that received 25/25
See how the knowledge, chains of analysis, application and evaluation come together in a high-scoring answer
OneNote format
The notes are provided as a OneNote notebook, using the exact structure I used when studying for my A-level.
You will need a Microsoft/OneNote account to access the notes.
OneNote makes it easy to search the full set of notes, navigate between topics and return to specific sections when revising.
This is the same system I used to organise my Economics revision and achieve an A*.
EPQ Guide and Exemplar Documents
I scored 50/50 on my EPQ. This is everything I did to get there.
The EPQ is one of the most confusing parts of sixth form: vague mark schemes, little guidance from school, and almost no good examples to learn from. This guide fixes that.
Inside, you'll get a clear breakdown of how to choose a strong title, structure your project so it actually meets the mark scheme, write a production log that doesn't waste your time, and prepare for the viva without panicking the night before. Every piece of advice comes from what actually got me full marks, not generic theory.
This isn't a template to copy. It's a guide to help you think the way a top scoring EPQ requires, so whatever your topic, you walk away with a project you're genuinely proud of, and the grade to match.
What's included:
Full breakdown of the EPQ mark scheme and what examiners actually reward
How to choose and refine a title that sets you up to succeed
Structuring your project and production log
Planning and monitoring your research
Preparing for your research report and the presentation
This pack includes my entire guide to hitting top marks, plus every single document I submitted that earned full marks (50/50).
You get:
The complete EPQ guide (planning templates, research frameworks, report structure, production log, presentation skills, reflection and more)
The complete AO tracking document, covering all four objectives in full
The complete Source Analysis Table, with every source evaluated
The complete Reflective Diary, from the first week of research through to final submission
The complete presentation deck and script
The full Final Report, Production Log, Gantt Chart, and Planning Table
It's the real work that achieved full marks, so you can see exactly how it's done.
Perfect for anyone serious about maximising their EPQ grade.