I’ve been teaching IB Physics for over 9 years, working with both SL and HL students. Most of my lessons revolve around mechanics, electricity and preparing for the final papers, but I also spend plenty of time helping with Internal Assessments. I enjoy showing students how physics appears in everyday situations so the theory feels much less abstract.

Hi! I’m the sort of tutor who likes drawing diagrams before writing equations. I’ve worked with IB students online for several years, and I know that topics like fields and waves can feel overwhelming at first. We take them one step at a time, practise plenty of exam questions, and make sure your IA stays on track without becoming stressful.

After completing my physics degree, I moved into full-time tutoring and now work exclusively with IB students. I particularly enjoy teaching nuclear and quantum physics because they often become much clearer with the right explanations. Lessons are structured around your current classwork, revision goals and the areas where you're losing marks.

I started tutoring while I was at university and never really stopped. These days I mainly help IB Physics students prepare for mocks and final exams. I like using simple sketches and short examples instead of long lectures, especially when we're working through magnetism or circular motion. Students usually tell me physics finally starts making sense.

Alongside tutoring, I have experience supporting students in laboratory work, which has proved especially useful for IB Internal Assessments. I focus on helping students understand the reasoning behind calculations rather than memorising methods. Whether you're aiming for a 5 or pushing towards a 7, lessons are adapted to your pace.

Hello! I specialise only in IB Physics, so every lesson is built around the syllabus and the way exam questions are written. My favourite topic is astrophysics, and I enjoy linking classroom ideas to real discoveries in space science. We also spend time reviewing mark schemes so you know exactly what examiners expect.