Looking for an IB tutor in London? Sessions at IB Tutoring Academy are one-to-one and online, so you work with a subject tutor from your own desk. This IB tuition covers the Diploma and the Middle Years Programme, from subjects to internal assessments and the Extended Essay.
Many students in London who take the IB Diploma or the Middle Years Programme want more than a repeat of the lesson. They want to understand how IB marks work, how to answer command terms, and how to plan a long piece of work such as an IA or the Extended Essay. These are skills, and skills develop when someone works through them with your own material rather than with general examples.
Because sessions are one-to-one and online, the time goes on your questions, your drafts and your plan instead of on general explanations. If a command term keeps catching you out, a session can look at how it is worded and what a strong answer needs to show. If a plan feels vague, you can build it step by step with a tutor. Families looking for IB tuition often value this focus on the student's own work.
A home tutor traditionally travels to a student's address and teaches in person. Our sessions work differently: they are online, and you take part from home, from your own desk, with your own notebooks and books beside you. We do not send tutors to your door, and we think it is better to say so plainly than to leave families guessing.
In practice, the difference is mostly about convenience and focus. There is no travelling across London before or after a session, and you meet your subject tutor on screen.
You can open your own drafts, past papers and coursework and work through them together with live feedback.
If you were searching for a home tutor because you want to study comfortably from home, online sessions may suit you well.
Tutoring is available across the IB Diploma and the Middle Years Programme. The list below shows the main subjects and components. If your course is not named exactly, tell us which courses and levels you take and we will confirm availability for your subjects and level.
Choosing a tutor by subject matters because each IB course is assessed in its own way. A mathematics session looks different from a session on an English essay or a Psychology response, and the core components have their own expectations again. Your subject tutor can concentrate on the demands of your particular course, including the criteria that your own work will be judged against.
The internal assessments, the Extended Essay and Theory of Knowledge are long pieces of work that reward early planning. A tutor can help you narrow a topic into a focused question, structure an argument and read your draft the way an examiner would.
Seeing your writing through that lens can show where an idea is unclear or where a point needs more support.
Tutoring is there to explain the criteria, ask better questions and show you where a draft can be clearer or more focused.
You stay the author of your work.
Your school's supervisor remains your first point of contact for the Extended Essay and your coursework, and a tutor works alongside that guidance rather than replacing it.
If you have been typing IB tutors near me into a search bar, the good news is that you do not need to look street by street.
Our sessions are online, so where you live in London matters much less than which course and level you study. Your tutor appears on your screen, not at your front door.
What matters is the match. Instead of checking distances, you tell us your subjects, levels and goals, and we help find a suitable subject tutor for your course.
That lets you spend your effort on the question that counts: who can help with this particular syllabus, this assessment or this piece of coursework. It also means you can start without planning journeys.
Tutoring works best when the work continues between meetings. Bring real questions to each session: a problem you could not finish, a paragraph you are unsure about, or a past paper question where the marks surprised you. Drafts are especially useful because they show your thinking and give your tutor something concrete to respond to.
After each session you will have a short list of things to practise. Work through it before the next meeting, and keep a simple note of mistakes that recur, matched to the IB criteria they relate to. Then open the next session by reviewing how that practice went. This habit makes patterns easy to see, and it keeps the sessions focused on what you actually need next.
Tutoring is available across IB subjects, including Mathematics, the Sciences, English and other languages, Economics and Psychology, as well as internal assessments, the Extended Essay, TOK and CAS. Tell us your course and level through the consultation form and we will confirm availability for your subjects.
Yes. All sessions take place online, so students in London can meet a subject tutor on screen and work on IB courses, coursework and exam preparation. You join from home with your own notebooks, drafts and past papers beside you.
Our sessions are online rather than in person. A tutor does not visit your address; instead you take part from home, at your own desk, and meet your subject tutor on screen. This means no travel, and you can work directly on your own material during the session.
You do not need to search by location, because sessions are online. Send us your subjects, levels and goals, and we will help you find a suitable subject tutor matched to your course. You can meet them on screen without travelling anywhere.
Yes. A tutor can help you choose a focused question, plan your structure and review drafts against the criteria. The work remains yours, and your school's supervisor stays your first point of contact for guidance on the Extended Essay and coursework.
Send us your subjects, levels and goals through the consultation form. Our team will help you find a suitable tutor and suggest how to use the first sessions on your most pressing subject area or assessment.
Share your subjects and goals through the consultation form and our team will be in touch about the next steps.