IB tutoring, focused on
where you get stuck.
Bring a difficult topic, a marked answer or an exam question. Work through it one-to-one with support matched to your subject and level.
Online sessions in English · Timing discussed around your time zoneFind your subject.
Start with your question.
Explore the IB Diploma subjects below. Tell us your course, level and exam session; we will confirm the right tutor and availability before you book.
Language acquisition
Individuals and societies
Sciences
Mathematics
The arts
Studying a language? Include the language as well as the course: for example, English A: language and literature, Chinese B or Spanish ab initio. Ask about other languages and school-based syllabuses.
Interdisciplinary courses: Environmental systems and societies connects groups 3 and 4; Literature and performance connects groups 1 and 6.
The DP core: Theory of knowledge, the Extended Essay, and Creativity, activity, service sit alongside the six subject groups. Explore EE and TOK support ↗
Subject directory based on the IB Diploma curriculum. Listing a subject does not confirm current tutor availability.
Work on what
will help you next.
Bring the work you already have: class questions, marked answers, mock papers or topics that have not yet clicked.
Understand a difficult topic
Unpack the idea, work through a concrete example and identify where your reasoning becomes uncertain.
Prepare for assessments
Practise relevant questions, organise your answers and work on the specific skills that need attention.
Build consistency
Connect lessons with your schoolwork, revisit weak areas and review progress as your needs change.
A lesson should start
with understanding you.
Your syllabus, current work and goals provide the starting point for choosing the right support.
Tell us what you are studying
Share your subject, HL or SL level, exam session and time zone.
Show us where you need help
A question you could not finish or a marked answer can explain more than a long description.
Confirm the tutor, timing and price
Discuss the subject match and lesson arrangements before committing.
Make the first
conversation useful.
Can I ask for help with one specific topic?
Yes. Start with the exact question or concept you are finding difficult, then discuss the appropriate lesson scope.
Can a parent arrange support?
Yes. Include the student’s subject, level and current needs so the discussion can focus on the right support.
How do you choose the right tutor?
The subject, syllabus, level and type of support inform the match. Discuss the proposed tutor’s relevant experience before booking.
Can I combine tutoring and coursework editing?
Yes. Tell us which part needs a lesson and which part needs attention in the document. Each scope and price will be agreed clearly.
Do I need to commit to a package immediately?
Start with the topic you need help with. Agree on the lesson scope, tutor availability and price before choosing an arrangement.
Let’s look at what you need.
Start with your subject, your current work and your deadline. We can discuss the right scope from there.