I’ve been tutoring IB Physics for 9 years, mainly with HL students who need help turning theory into exam-ready answers. I spend a lot of time on mechanics, fields and IA data handling, as those are where small mistakes usually cost marks. I also mark past papers with students so they can see exactly what the examiner is looking for.

Hi, I’m an IB Physics tutor and I usually work with students who are fine in class but get stuck when questions become wordy. I like teaching electricity and magnetism because it forces you to slow down and draw properly. My lessons are quite practical: we do problems, check the wording, then tidy up the method.

I teach IB Physics with a focus on HL exam preparation and Internal Assessments. Before tutoring full-time, I worked with sixth-form students on lab reports and mathematical modelling, so I’m comfortable helping with uncertainty, gradients and evaluation sections. I keep lessons structured but not stiff, especially near mocks.

I’m a Physics tutor for IB students who want steady, no-nonsense support through the syllabus. I’m especially useful for students finding waves, circular motion or thermal physics messy. In lessons, I normally start from their school notes, then move into past-paper questions once the basics are secure enough.

I’ve taught IB Physics for 11 years and have worked with both SL and HL students, including several who came to tutoring quite late in Year 13. My strongest areas are mechanics, fields and the IA write-up. I’m quite direct in lessons: we identify what is missing, practise it, then come back to it the next week.

Hi! I tutor IB Physics and tend to work best with students who like asking lots of “why does that happen?” questions. I’m a big fan of teaching through diagrams, especially for forces, circuits and quantum topics. For IA support, I help students make their research question realistic before they start collecting data.