“I initially downloaded the free breakeven simulator and was genuinely surprised by the quality—especially for a free resource. It’s a brilliant tool for helping students visualise breakeven analysis. They can adjust variables and instantly see how the chart responds, while also receiving updated breakeven calculations. A simple but highly effective way to bring this topic to life in the classroom.
I then purchased the Motivational Theory simulator, which I was equally impressed by. It presents realistic scenarios where, acting as a leader, you must consider how your decisions impact staff motivation. The clever part is that it doesn’t immediately reveal which theorist each decision aligns with—instead, it reflects back afterwards, highlighting the relevant theory and providing a scorecard that helps you identify which motivational approach you naturally lean towards. For such a low price, it’s an outstanding and engaging resource."

"I recently purchased the Business Ownership Simulator set, and I’ve been incredibly impressed. Each of the three simulators is innovative and cleverly designed. The Market Capitalisation simulator stands out with its interactive features, challenging students to calculate percentage changes and market capitalisation—while also helping them understand the real-world reasons behind those fluctuations. The Stock Market Challenge is equally impressive, allowing students to build and manage a portfolio, with dynamic news alerts that add depth and realism. It’s perfectly suited for both A-level and GCSE. Finally, the Life of a Business Owner simulator is a fantastic tool for immersing students in strategic decision-making. It puts them in realistic business scenarios where they must consider the consequences of their choices. These are some of the most engaging and thought-provoking resources I’ve bought for classroom use"

"The economics checklists were primarily what I based my revision around as I found it much much easier to answer questions rather than, for example, just expand on economic concepts such as structural unemployment. They also focused my revision in a way that massively helped with the exams, for example, the questions on the checklists which ask about evaluation and limitations of different solutions, as revising this was just as important as revising any of the other content."

"You can teach the theory and share real-world insights, but giving students time to explore and experiment in lesson really brings microeconomics to life. The Lemon Problem simulator is a brilliant follow-up to Marginal Revolution’s YouTube video. Switching between perfect and asymmetric information shows students how decisions shift, and being able to adjust prices and observe seller behaviour is a fantastic extension. The market structures resources are equally clever—so much scope to explore oligopolies and interdependence in action. A genuinely valuable set of tools."