I’ve taught IB Physics for 9 years, mostly to HL students who need clearer methods for Paper 2 and data-based questions. My lessons are quite focused: we review the idea, work through a few problems, then look at how the mark scheme wants the answer written. I spend a lot of time on mechanics, fields and waves, plus IA planning when students need a tighter research question.

Hi, I tutor IB Physics online and usually work with students who say they understand class examples but get stuck on exam questions. I’ve been tutoring for 5 years and like keeping sessions practical, with diagrams, quick checks and lots of worked problems. I’m strongest on electricity, circular motion and uncertainty in the IA, especially when the maths is the bit causing trouble.

I started tutoring IB Physics while completing graduate research, and I still enjoy helping students connect the equations to what is actually happening. Most of my students come for mechanics, thermal physics or electromagnetic induction. I tend to teach by asking students to talk through each step, then we fix the weak part. It is not flashy, but it works well for problem-heavy topics.

I’ve supported IB Physics students for 8 years, mostly with HL content, IA design and final revision before mocks. I like teaching fields and nuclear physics because small changes in wording can change the whole answer. For IA work, I help with variables, graph choices and uncertainty, without rewriting the report. My feedback is direct and usually tied to the marking criteria.

Hey, I’m an IB Physics tutor who keeps lessons simple and problem-based. I’ve tutored for 4 years and often help students who are fine with theory but lose marks in calculations. We go through short questions first, then build up to longer Paper 2 style answers. My favourite topics to teach are waves, energy and electricity, mainly because students can improve quickly once the setup is clear.