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HSC topic
The Global Economy
Analyse globalisation, trade, finance, economic growth and relationships between economies.
Key language: global economy · globalisation · trade · finance · economic growth
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EconomicsFull-day intensive
Economics — Full-day Masterclass
A focused full-day Economics intensive for the final weeks before the 2026 HSC. Reconnect the Global Economy, Australia’s Place in the Global Economy, Economic Issues and Economic Policies and Management, then practise applying data, diagrams and contemporary evidence.
Date
Thursday 1 October
Time
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Campus
Macquarie University — room TBC
Availability
29 places left
A real InspirationED workshop
Live teaching, guided exam practice and room to ask questions.
Economics · Full course intensive
Explain the model. Read the data. Evaluate the policy.
Economics rewards students who can connect terms, concepts, relationships and theory to contemporary and hypothetical contexts. Strong responses use data, diagrams, economic vocabulary and critical judgement to explain problems and evaluate policy.
Best for
Year 12 Economics students who want stronger data interpretation, diagram use, contemporary evidence and evaluative essay technique.
Aligned to the 2026 HSC
Economics Stage 6 Syllabus (2009)
The 2026 HSC Economics examination continues to use the Economics Stage 6 Syllabus (2009). The Economics 11–12 Syllabus (2025) begins implementation from 2027 and is not the 2026 HSC syllabus.
Reserve this session
Per student
$250
29 places left
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The Year 12 course
Every part of the course connected to the way it is examined.
The day connects the Year 12 course with the examination skills students need to apply it.
HSC topic
Australia’s Place in the Global Economy
Apply economic concepts to Australia’s trade, financial relationships, exchange rates, balance of payments and performance.
Key language: Australia’s place in the global economy · trade · finance · exchange rates · balance of payments
HSC topic
Economic Issues
Explain and evaluate growth, unemployment, inflation, income and wealth distribution, sustainability and living standards.
Key language: economic issues · growth · unemployment · inflation · income distribution · living standards
HSC topic
Economic Policies and Management
Evaluate the role and effectiveness of government policies in managing economic problems and pursuing objectives.
Key language: economic policies · fiscal policy · monetary policy · microeconomic policy · evaluation
Across the day
Learn it. Apply it. Improve it.
Workshop method
Decode and plan the economic response
Identify the issue, relationship, data, directive verb and judgement required before writing.
Workshop method
Practise data and essay decisions
Attempt stimulus-based, quantitative, short-answer and extended-response questions under realistic time pressure.
Practice and feedback
Guided HSC-style data and essay practice with feedback
Students work through stimulus-based, short-answer and extended-response tasks. The teacher models how to identify the economic issue, select a model or diagram, interpret evidence and evaluate policy impacts.
Apply theory to economic contexts
Use economic terms, concepts, relationships and models to explain contemporary and hypothetical situations.
Evaluate economic policies
Explain policy mechanisms, impacts, trade-offs and limitations before reaching a supported conclusion.
Included with the workshop
A practical Economics workbook for final revision
Topic notes, diagram and data frameworks, HSC-style questions, contemporary-evidence guides and policy-evaluation structures.
A subject-specific workbook with notes, practice questions and worked examples
Clear response frameworks and a practical revision plan
A full day of live teaching, guided practice and questions
Expert HSC educators
Premium take-home resources
Marking insights and exemplars
Common questions
Will it use current economic examples?
Yes. Students practise selecting contemporary Australian and global evidence to support syllabus concepts and policy evaluation.
Is it aligned to the 2026 HSC syllabus?
Yes. It uses the Economics Stage 6 Syllabus (2009), which remains the syllabus examined for the 2026 HSC.
Who is this workshop for?
Year 12 students preparing for their final school assessments and the 2026 HSC examinations.
What should I bring?
Bring a laptop or tablet if you use one for study, writing materials, water and lunch. Your workshop resources are provided.
When will I receive the exact room?
Building, room and arrival instructions are sent by email with the ticket and again before the workshop.
Can I book several workshops?
Yes. Add any three workshops in one order and the $75 bundle saving is applied automatically at checkout.