I’ve taught IB Physics for 9 years, mostly to students who find the jump from textbook definitions to exam questions a bit rough. My lessons are usually built around past-paper work, data-based questions and IA planning. I particularly like teaching fields and waves, because that is where small gaps in maths show up quickly. I also mark extended responses carefully, so students know exactly where marks are being lost.

Hi, I’m an IB Physics tutor and I keep lessons pretty practical. I’ve spent the last 5 years helping students get through mechanics, circuits and the dreaded uncertainty calculations without overcomplicating things. I usually start with whatever the student is doing in school that week, then add exam-style questions once the idea has settled. I also help with IA topic choices, graph work and lab write-ups.

I specialise in IB Physics and have worked with SL and HL students for 10 years. My background is in applied physics, and I have also supervised Internal Assessments in thermal physics, electromagnetism and energy systems. I tend to teach in a structured way: concept first, calculation second, then the wording IB mark schemes expect. Students who need sharper Paper 2 technique usually find this useful.

I tutor IB Physics online and have done so alongside school teaching for 7 years. I’m quite direct in lessons: we find the part that is costing marks, fix the method, then practise it until it feels normal. I enjoy teaching quantum and nuclear physics, though I spend plenty of time on mechanics because it underpins so much of the course. IA feedback is included when students need it, especially for evaluation.

My IB Physics tutoring has mainly been with students aiming for 6s and 7s, especially those who are already comfortable with the theory but lose marks in multi-step questions. I’ve taught the course for 11 years and keep close to the syllabus wording, as IB often rewards very specific phrasing. I also support IA design, uncertainty handling and evaluation sections, which are common weak spots in final drafts.

I’m a Physics tutor focused only on IB, and I like keeping sessions clear rather than lecture-heavy. Over the past 6 years I’ve helped students with topic tests, mocks and final exam prep, usually starting from real IB questions instead of long slides. Electricity, circular motion and data analysis come up a lot in my lessons. I’m also happy to go through IA drafts line by line before submission week.