IB Chemistry tutor in Calgary. I’ve coached DP students for 8 years, and I’m the person people come to for equilibrium, acids/bases, and getting the stoichiometry right under time pressure. I’ll also help you read markschemes properly, because that’s where the points hide. For the IA, I can troubleshoot methods (titrations, calorimetry, rates) and make sure your uncertainties and sig figs match the equipment you actually used.

I tutor IB Maths (AA/AI) for students who want clear, step-by-step working and quick feedback between lessons. I did my undergrad in applied maths and now work in data analytics, so we spend time on modelling, calculator routines, and interpreting graphs, not just algebra. I’m happy to help you plan an IA and sanity-check the maths behind your write-up before you hand it in.

I’ve been teaching IB History, mostly 20th-century topics. I’m happy doing the unglamorous stuff: building a clean argument, citing properly, and making Paper 2 essays move faster without losing evaluation. I also do plenty of Paper 1 source work, especially OPVL and comparing perspectives. For the IA, I can help you pick a source set that supports your question and keep the section marks in view while you draft.

I teach IB Biology in Montréal, mainly HL. I studied biochemistry and still volunteer in a community lab, so I’m picky about data tables, variables, and what counts as a fair test. Lessons are a mix of topic review and past-paper marking, with a lot of time on diagrams and command terms. I can walk you through your IA from research question to analysis, and I’m good at spotting where your conclusion stops matching your results.

I come from an environmental science background and still do GIS work, so the options and case studies don’t feel like memorising random facts. We’ll focus on diagrams, data response, and the evaluative language examiners want, plus tightening up your use of key terms. If you’re doing the fieldwork IA, I can help you plan a method you can actually carry out in your area and then shape the analysis for the rubric.

I’m an IB Business Management tutor based in Vancouver. I studied commerce and spent a few years in retail operations, so I’m comfortable turning real numbers into clean analysis. Most sessions are Paper 1/2 practice (case study, data response, tools like break-even and decision trees) plus marking to the IB descriptors. I also support IAs, from a focused RQ to final edits and appendices.

I’m a quiet, detail-focused reader and I enjoy the bits other people avoid: close reading, register, and weaving quotes in without dumping them. I can help with passage selection for Paper 2 and planning the HL essay so it sounds like you, not a template. I’ll also practise unseen extracts with you, because that’s where timing and paragraph control really show. Expect lots of margin notes and specific next steps.

Before tutoring full-time I worked in a small aerospace team, so I’m very comfortable with mechanics, fields, and drawing clean diagrams that earn marks. We’ll use IB-style questions from the start, practise showing assumptions, and keep a running formula sheet tailored to you. IA support is fine too, especially simulations and data processing when the graphs look ‘almost’ right but not quite.

I studied neuroscience and now work in a youth mental-health research team, so we keep essays grounded in the core studies and what the command terms actually ask for. Most weeks we rotate SAQ drills, ERQ plans, and one timed Paper 1. I can also guide your IA from a workable experiment idea to tables, ethics, and a clean discussion section.

I tutor IB Economics (SL/HL) and keep things very exam-focused: diagrams that are actually labelled, short definitions, then evaluation. I got a 7 in HL Econ and now study Economics at McGill. We’ll work through one article each week for IA practice, and I’ll mark your Paper 1/2 responses against the rubric so you know what to fix. HL students: we’ll also drill Paper 3 calculations.