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New Assessment Resources for A level Economics

Ruth Tarrant

11th September 2025

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Here's a handy guide to our latest Assessment Resources for A level Economics!

Our ever-popular Exam Shorts series now includes our 2026 packs, each of which contains 20 new Shorts with exam-style questions. Shorter than a full paper and topic-focused, these are perfect for building exam skills in shorter chunks and can be used throughout the course. There are separate packs for AQA and Edexcel Economics A.

We've also prepared new Mock Exams that contain Year 12 content but assessed in A level style papers rather than AS. These are perfect for ensuring that your Year 13 students have a strong grasp of their Year 12 content, as well as keeping in store for your end-of-Year-12 exams. You can find the 3 AQA papers here and the 3 Edexcel papers here - each pack contains a microeconomics Paper 1, a macroeconomics Paper 2, and a synoptic Paper 3.

We have a new series of Quantitative MCQs that is being launched over coming months - the first pack, Year 12 Microeconomics, is now available here! These MCQs have been written by a Principal Examiner, and have been perfectly designed to focus on the quantitative aspects that students consistently struggle with or get wrong. Each pack's solutions come with full explanations of the correct answer. If your students still need more support with improving and developing their quantitative skills, then do take a look at our Quick Quants Worksheets series.

Don't forget about some of our older-but-still-fab assessment resources too! There's a whole host of wonderful Assessment Mats available here and Unit Assessments here (many reduced in our Outlet!).

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Ruth Tarrant

Ruth has been Subject Lead in Economics at tutor2u for many years after a career of teaching Economics, Business, Politics and Maths in a range of secondary schools. She is a highly experienced A level Economics Examiner, and also teaches undergraduate Economics on a very part-time basis at the University of Oxford. Ruth is passionate about making economics fun, engaging and accessible.