I teach IB English A (Lang & Lit) and most sessions are Paper 1 extract drills plus essay planning. I’ve supported Individual Orals on global issues (media bias, gender, migration) and I’m quick at spotting where analysis turns into plot. For HL Essay, we’ll map the argument early, build a quote bank, and practise timed paragraphing. I’ve tutored IB since 2017 and I’m happy to review EE outlines too.

Hi! I’m an IB Maths tutor who lives in past papers. If functions, calculus or vectors feel slippery, we’ll do a couple of tough questions and reverse-engineer the method. I also check calculator settings and notation (it matters more than people think). I’ve helped students move from 4s to 6/7 by fixing topic gaps fast and drilling exam pacing, especially on Paper 2. I’m fine with SL or HL. Weekends too.

I tutor IB Biology (mostly HL) and I’m picky about experimental design and data handling. If your IA is stuck, I’ll help you tighten the research question, choose controls, and write the evaluation without waffle. Content-wise I love physiology (gas exchange, hormones) and genetics, and I’ll show you how markschemes phrase explanations. I’ve worked with bilingual students and we focus on the exact terms examiners reward.

I teach IB Chemistry and I’m the person students message when stoichiometry won’t behave. We’ll work through equilibrium and energetics using past-paper set-ups, then practise concise explanations for the 3–4 mark questions. I also review IAs for safety, variables, and uncertainty calculations (titrations, rates, calorimetry). Expect plenty of quick drills on organic mechanisms and data-booklet use.

I tutor IB Physics and keep lessons practical: start with the model, then the maths, then a proper exam question. I’m strongest on mechanics, fields, and HL options like astrophysics. If your lab write-ups are messy, I’ll help you structure graphs, handle uncertainty, and write conclusions that match the data. We’ll also practise short-answer wording so you don’t lose easy marks. I’ve marked plenty of mocks.

I teach IB Economics and I’m big on real examples that actually fit the syllabus. We’ll build clear diagrams and practise evaluation for 10 and 15 markers (so you stop repeating the same point). I also guide students through the IA commentaries, picking workable articles, linking to key concepts, and writing tight commentary in 750 words. I’m happiest teaching market failure and development traps. Past-paper command terms are a big focus.

Hi, I tutor IB Psychology and I’m strict about getting studies right: aim, procedure, findings, and why they matter. We’ll practise SAQs/ERQs, nail command terms, and build evaluation points (ethics, sampling, validity) without fluff. I can help you design an IA experiment that’s doable at school and write the report in APA style. If you mix up biological vs cognitive approaches, we’ll fix that quickly.

I teach IB Computer Science, focusing on Paper 1 fundamentals and Paper 2 option content based on your course. If OOP, recursion, or databases are tripping you up, we’ll code small examples and translate them into markscheme wording. I also mentor the IA from topic choice to criterion-by-criterion polishing, including proper testing and documentation. I’ve supervised projects in Java, Python, and Swift.

I tutor IB Business Management and I’ve worked with HL students who feel lost in tools and definitions. We’ll practise case-study questions, apply the toolkit (ratios, decision trees, marketing mix) without dumping it on the page, and plan your IA so it answers the research question and uses sources properly. I come from a retail strategy background, so finance units feel less abstract. I can also help with CUEGIS themes and terminology.

I teach IB Geography and I’m happiest when a case study actually matches the command term. I can help with essays on urban environments, hazards, and global risks, plus the tricky HL extension bits. For the fieldwork IA, we’ll sort methods, sampling, and analysis so the maps/graphs support the argument rather than just filling space. I’ll also help you choose statistics that are worth the word count.