I tutor IB English A (Lang & Lit) for DP students at local international schools. I’m big on Paper 1 commentary structure, the Individual Oral, and tightening HL essays without rewriting your voice. I’ll annotate drafts line by line, then we rebuild intros and paragraphs. We can work in English or Portuguese, depending on your school list. If you hate unseen texts, I’ll show you a quick way to plan in 5 minutes.

Most sessions are past-paper drills, calculator shortcuts, and picking IA modelling ideas that don’t explode in week 2. I can teach in English or Portuguese. If you need help with calculus, stats, or proofs, bring your last mock and we’ll fix the gaps fast. I’ll also help you set a 2–3 week revision schedule that’s realistic.

I teach IB Biology in the Algarve, mostly for students in bilingual schools. Before tutoring I worked as a lab assistant, so I’m picky (in a good way) about methods, variables, and graphs. We’ll practise data-based questions, Paper 2 wording, and set up an IA that’s realistic with the kit you actually have. Genetics and human physiology are my favourite units to teach. Enzyme labs and simple ecology sampling are great IA starters.

I’ve taught IB Chemistry (SL/HL) for 8 years and support DP cohorts in Coimbra. My background is in chemical engineering, and I’m very exam-led: stoichiometry, equilibrium, energetics, redox, and markscheme language. In lessons we do short bursts of questions, then review errors properly. I also review IAs for safety, uncertainty, and whether your conclusion actually follows your data (not just theory).

I work in renewables during the day, and in the evenings I help DP students get through mechanics, waves and electricity without guessing. I like using simple setups you can replicate at home, not fancy lab gear. I’m especially useful for the Physics IA: choosing a measurable question, setting up sensors, and writing analysis that matches what IB wants. Graphs and error propagation are my thing.

I’m an IB Economics tutor in Lisbon with a NOVA SBE background and a few years in consulting. I focus on Paper 1/2 diagram accuracy, the ‘why’ behind evaluation, and getting essays past “it depends”. For the IA commentaries, I’ll help you find workable articles, pull real numbers (Portugal data works well), and link them cleanly to theory. If you send a draft, I’ll mark it like an examiner and explain fixes.

I’m a psychologist in Porto and tutor IB Psychology (SL/HL) on the side. We work on SAQ/ERQ plans, nailing command terms, and choosing studies that actually fit the question, not just the topic. I keep a running ‘study bank’ for each option and we practise writing with time limits. I’m strict about research methods and ethics, because Paper 1 loves them. For HL, we’ll also practise Paper 3-style thinking and approaches to research.

I help students with Paper 1 logic, Paper 2 option content, and writing clean pseudocode fast. If the IA is the pain point, we’ll map out a solution that’s doable, then sort criteria, testing, and documentation so you don’t lose easy marks. I’m comfortable with Java or Python projects and can spot bugs that hide in edge cases. I’ll also help you write up the criteria in clear, simple English.

I tutor IB Business Management from Lisbon. My route was Católica, then a few years in a startup doing ops and pricing. Lessons are practical: structuring 10- and 20-mark responses, using the tools properly (not name-dropping), and getting your IA to read like a real business report with sensible sources. I’m good with finance bits too, especially break-even, cash flow and investment appraisal questions.

I’ve done fieldwork projects around the Mondego, so the IA doesn’t scare me: question choice, sampling, map skills, and turning messy data into something IB-friendly. For exams, we practise case-study use, short answer precision, and how to write longer responses without waffle. If you’re in Portugal, I can suggest simple local fieldwork ideas (coast, river, tourism) that fit the syllabus.