From first choices to first job.
Coaching for careers in finance, consulting and economics, at every stage from Year 9 to graduation.
A statement that still sounds like the student
We edit and coach rather than rewrite, so the finished statement is sharper but still in the applicant’s own voice, which is what admissions tutors listen for.
Interview practice that answers back
The AI Interviewer follows up on what the student actually says, so they practise thinking aloud under pressure instead of reciting prepared answers.
A degree is no longer enough
There are now 140 applications for every graduate job, the most on record (Institute of Student Employers, 2025). The choices that decide who gets them start years earlier. Each stage builds on the one before; start wherever you are.
- Choose GCSEs and A-levels with economics in mind, and build curiosity through reading and games.The economics pathway
- Wider reading, TMUA foundations, essay competitions and early interview practice.Year 12 Early Starter
- Write the personal statement, sit the TMUA or TARA, then prepare for interview.Personal statements
Admissions tests
Interviews - Meet the offer, then get ready for first-year maths and statistics.Offer-Holder Pack
- Prepare for Government Economic Service and economic-consultancy assessments.Economist Interview Pack
The 2026–27 admissions timeline
Key dates for this year’s applicants. The next one is highlighted.
- TMUA booking opens for the January sitting
- Most Oxford and Cambridge interview invitations
- Oxford and Cambridge interviews; Cambridge 7–18 DecPrepare
- TMUA booking closes (6pm UK)Prepare
- TMUA and TARA January sitting
- UCAS deadline for most courses (6pm UK)Get a review
For parents
Interview and test packs include progress reports, so you can see what has been practised and what to work on next. If the student is under 18, a parent or guardian should make the purchase.
See the packsFor schools
One licence covers every economics applicant in your sixth form. Book a 15-minute call to see the platform.
School licencesQuestions
Which courses do you help with?
Personal statement reviews cover economics, business, finance, management and related courses, at undergraduate and Master’s level, for any university. Admissions test packs cover the TMUA and TARA. Interview preparation is for Oxford and Cambridge economics and related courses.
Do you write statements for students?
No. We review the draft, mark it up and explain what to change. The statement stays the student’s own work, as UCAS requires.
We live outside the UK. Does that matter?
No. Everything is online. Test and interview packs can be paid in pounds, US dollars, Singapore dollars or Hong Kong dollars; personal statement reviews are priced in pounds.
Can you guarantee an offer?
No one honestly can. We help applicants prepare as well as they can; the decision is the university’s.
How do I contact you?
Email contact@econcoaching.com or see Contact us.