I teach IB Maths and most of my students come to me for AA HL when the algebra starts getting messy or calculus feels too abstract. I’ve been tutoring the course for six years, mostly online, and I’m very used to working through past-paper questions step by step. I also help with the exploration, especially when students have a decent idea but aren’t sure how to turn it into a solid IA.

I’m an IB English tutor with a background in literature and academic writing. I work with both SL and HL students on close analysis, essay structure and Paper 1 technique, but I also spend a lot of time on the HL essay and oral prep. My lessons are detailed and text-focused, and I’m particularly good at helping students move from vague points to precise, well-supported arguments.

Hi, I tutor IB Biology and I still genuinely like teaching topics like genetics, respiration and ecology. I’ve worked with students who are aiming for 7s as well as those just trying to get through data questions without panicking. A lot of our time goes on command terms, markscheme wording and IA ideas that are realistic to carry out. If you like clear explanations and plenty of examples, we’ll get on well.

I’ve taught IB Chemistry and support students in both SL and HL. Much of my work is exam preparation, but I also help with IA planning, data processing and writing up practical work clearly. My degree is in Chemistry, and I have a particular interest in organic chemistry and energetics. Lessons are structured, calm and usually centred on questions students are likely to meet in the exam.

I tutor IB Physics and usually work with students who want someone to explain things properly rather than rush through formulas. Mechanics and electricity come up a lot, but I also enjoy the option topics and helping students make sense of the practical side of the course. I’ve been teaching for five years and I’m happy to go over the same idea in different ways until it clicks and starts to feel manageable.

My focus is IB Business Management, especially helping students write stronger 10-mark and case-study answers. I’ve taught the course for seven years and previously worked in operations, so I’m comfortable linking theory to real business examples rather than teaching it as a list of definitions. I also guide students through the IA, from choosing a workable research question to tightening the analysis so it reads more like IB work.

Hi! I teach IB Psychology and a big part of my job is making studies easier to remember without turning lessons into pure memorising. I’ve tutored for four years and spend a lot of time on SAQs, ERQs and how to use research properly in essays. I also help with the Internal Assessment, especially the write-up and evaluation sections, which students often leave until the last minute and then regret.

I specialise in IB Economics and teach both HL and SL, with most students needing support in essay writing, data response and evaluation. I have an academic background in Economics and have been tutoring the IB syllabus for eight years. My lessons are concise and analytical, with a strong focus on using diagrams accurately, applying theory to the question set, and avoiding the vague commentary that often limits marks.

I’m an IB History tutor and I mostly teach students who want sharper essays and less waffle in their source work. I’ve been doing this for six years, so I know where people tend to lose marks in Paper 2 and the IA. My own background is in modern history, but I’m used to working across different IB topics. I like lessons to feel like proper discussion, not just me talking through notes for an hour.

I teach IB Geography and really enjoy the mix of case studies, essay writing and practical skills in the course. A lot of students come to me when they know the content but can’t seem to turn that into high-mark answers. I’ve tutored for seven years and also help with the fieldwork write-up and IA structure. Human geography is probably my favourite area to teach, especially development and global change.