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Training to be the very best professional you!

“I feel re-energised and so proud to be an Economics teacher today” (Linda Irvin)

You can sign up for "A level Economics classroom strategies" on October 6th below.

We're already looking forward to growing the Economics Teacher National Conference in 2027 - more details to follow soon.

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Economics teacher CPD

A-level Economics Classroom Strategies - London, 6th October 2026

A course delivered in collaboration between Economics Factory and Time2 Resources, focusing on classroom strategies to support exam technique.

Whether new to Economics teaching or looking for fresh classroom approaches and ideas, you'll leave the day with greater confidence and a selection of ready-to-use resources as well as enjoying the opportunity to support each other. We think this is really important!

Your presenters are Helen Coupland-Smith, Carlo Mencatelli and Peter Cramp

The button below will take you to the Time2 website for further information and booking

Economics Teacher National Conference 2027 - Venue and date TBA

The largest gathering of Economics teachers in one place!

Wide range of CPD options across 5 time slots

"I'm re-energised and so proud to be an Economics teacher today" (Linda Irvin)

"A brilliant, inspiring day. So many takeaways to bring into the classroom" (Kai Yoo)

"One of my teachers has told me that the examiner session was the best CPD she has ever attended" (James Wisson)

Use the button below to express your interest in the Economics Teacher National Conference 2027

Teaching Labour Markets and the Distribution of Income

We expect to run this course in London in late November or early December 2026.

Labour markets are important in all key A-level specs - depending on question choices they might account for half or more of student marks in the Micro exam.

This one day course covers all the important elements of teaching about labour markets and distribution.

You will leave the day with the confidence to deliver this section of the course brilliantly and plenty of resources to back you up.

Your presenter is Peter Cramp, whose Labour Markets book has sold approximately 30,000 copies.