JC2 · H2 Economics · Parkway Centre, Marine Parade · Onsite or Zoom
THE FINAL STRETCH
One flat fee. Everything from now to the last paper — built for whoever's still running when it matters most, whenever you join.
Includes the option to start with a single trial lesson.
You missed out!
Capped at 10 last-minute enrolments — every worksheet is read line by line and hand-marked by Mr Teo himself. That takes real time per script, which is exactly why the number stays small.
Where you might be right now
The clock's ticking. You're not out of it.
A poor WA / TP result tells you where you stand today. But it doesn't tell you where you'll stand in September during Prelims and November during A levels— that's decided by whether the next few months are coached with real structure, not by the number you're carrying right now.
Your WA / TP grade doesn't match your effort
Hours went in. The paper came back with a number that didn't reflect them. That gap is rarely about effort — it's usually about whether you've been taught to write under exam pressure, not just understanding concepts in your own time.
You don't know which gap is yours
Content, application, or evaluation — every J2s is actually stuck at one of these, not all three. Diagnosing which one costs you the most marks is the job of someone who's read real policy decisions, not just marked exam scripts.
Late isn't the same as lost
Every lesson recorded since the programme began is yours from the day you join. A later start is a logistics problem to solve, not a ceiling on the grade you can still reach.
What actually moves the grade
Three legs. One race.
1
Content
The firms and AD/AS diagrams behind how markets and policy actually behave. Get this wrong and everything after it wobbles — get it right and it's still only worth a passing grade on its own.
Built into the recordings library
2
Application
Plenty of students know the content and still watch the marks disappear on the page. The gap isn't what you know — it's whether your script withstands exam conditions, and that's trained through marked scripts every week, not extra reading.
Trained through weekly & mock marking
3
Evaluation
This is where scripts separate. A templated evaluation reads the same to every examiner marking hundreds of them. Real judgement about policy trade-offs is what still stands out — and it's coached from someone who spent years on the other side of those actual decisions at MAS.
Covered by Mr Teo, personally
Who's coaching the final stretch
Learn policy from someone who watched it get made.
Ex-Senior Corporate Banker · Direct MAS Interactions
Mr Jeffrey Teo
Before founding AYE, Mr Teo spent years as a Senior Corporate Banker across two foreign banks, working directly with the Monetary Authority of Singapore. When your evaluation answer touches exchange-rate policy or MAS intervention, you're not learning a model secondhand — you're learning it from someone who sat inside the system that runs it.
10+ years teaching H2 Economics. Author of two published guidebooks. Every lesson, every marked script, and this final-stretch programme itself — run personally, not handed to a teaching assistant.
10+ Years Teaching
Personally Marks Every Script
2 Published Guidebooks
Ex-Banker · MAS Insight
Verified, in public
Don't take our word for it.
300+ genuine Google reviews, from real students across the years — not curated top scorers.
Add it up
Everything in the stack.
One fee. No a la carte add-ons, no per-lesson billing between now and November.
JC2 Weekly Lessons — 22 Sessions
Mid-June through the first week of November
$3,245.00
5 Crashcourse Recordings
Full replays of every crashcourse run earlier this year
$1,250
J1 Lesson Recordings
39 lessons, February through November
$4,680
J2 Lesson Recordings
45 lessons, January through November
$5,400
Free Guidebook
"Economics in Minutes," Marshall Cavendish
$14.95
The Prediction List
Curated high-risk essay themes spotted for 2026 A-Levels, Micro & Macro
Included
5 Mock Exams
1 full rehearsal + 4 October drill sessions — see below
$1,680
Catch-Up Marking
Up to 6 earlier essay questions, marked personally on joining
$300
Evaluation Workshop
Live on Zoom · Tuesday, 8 September, 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
$250
Total Stacked Value
$16,819.95
Your Investment
$4,480
One flat fee, no pro-ration. Recordings and debriefs cover anything held before you join — a later start never means less content.
A one lesson trial is available at $147.50.
Under real conditions
Five mocks. One rehearsal, four drills.
Review sessions: Mondays, day after each sitting
1 Marine Parade Centre, Parkway Centre, #02-04 — where the grade transformations happen
Before you join
The questions worth asking.
The fee covers the full run to November, not a per-event ticket. Anything held before you join is available as a recording plus a written debrief, so a later start never means less content — that's exactly what the recordings and catch-up marking are built for. Pricing is not pro-rated.
No. The full recordings library lets you rebuild the foundation at your own pace, and up to 6 of your earlier worksheets are marked personally on joining to close the immediate gaps.
The August mock is a full rehearsal for everyone. The 4 October mocks are optional to write — sit in and listen, or write and submit for marking, whichever suits where you are.
Up to 6 earlier in-class worksheets, marked personally, so a later start still comes with real feedback on what you've already attempted.
No. The Final Stretch is open to any JC2 H2 Economics student. If you've been with AYE earlier this year, catch-up marking covers the worksheets you've already attempted. If you're new, the full recordings library plays the same role — either way, you start from wherever you actually are, not from scratch.
The full amount is due at registration. If you're facing genuine financial hardship, reach out to the admin team directly — this is handled quietly, case by case, not as a standard payment plan.
The fee is not refunded or pro-rated once you've joined. If you miss sessions along the way, make-up classes and the recordings library cover the gap — the same policy that applies across all AYE programmes.
You'll be added to the next scheduled lesson, and full access to the recordings library, prediction list and materials follows shortly after. Your first catch-up worksheets and mock exam dates get confirmed directly with Mr Teo.
Two things most centres can't offer together. Evaluation — the stage that actually separates grades — is coached by someone who spent years on the other side of real MAS policy decisions, not just marking exam scripts. And catch-up marking credits worksheets you've already done in an AYE classroom, rather than treating a late start as a blank slate.