I teach IB Physics and usually work with students who know the formula but are unsure when to use it. Lessons are built around exam questions, diagrams and short explanations rather than long theory notes. I’m strongest on mechanics, circular motion and energy, and I also help with IA planning when students need a research question that is realistic, measurable and actually linked to the syllabus.

I’m an IB Physics tutor with six years of one-to-one teaching experience. Most of my students come for help with HL content, especially fields, waves and electricity. I spend a lot of time on units, graphs and showing working clearly, because those small details often decide the mark. I also support students with mock revision and Paper 2 practice, usually using recent questions and markscheme wording.

Hi, I tutor IB Physics online and only teach this curriculum. I’m fairly relaxed in lessons, but I’m strict about method: write the known values, choose the equation, check units, then answer the question being asked. Students often ask me for help with mechanics and thermal physics, though I also cover quantum and nuclear topics. IA sessions are usually about tightening the method and explaining uncertainty properly.

I have taught IB Physics for nine years, including HL revision groups and individual IA support. My lessons are structured around the syllabus, command terms and the way marks are awarded in calculations and written explanations. I particularly enjoy teaching electricity and magnetism because students improve quickly once they can connect circuits, fields and equations. I also mark timed answers in detail.

I work with IB Physics students who need steady weekly support across the course, not just a last-minute rescue before exams. We cover SL topics carefully, then build into HL material where needed, especially waves, circular motion and gravitational fields. I like using simple sketches before equations, as it stops students guessing. For IA work, I focus on clean data, sensible repeats and clear evaluation.

I tutor IB Physics for students aiming to move from a 5 to a 6 or 7. A typical lesson starts with one weak topic, then we move into past-paper questions and fix the exact wording or calculation step that lost marks. I’m comfortable with mechanics, electromagnetism, energy production and data-based questions. My style is calm and direct, with regular timed practice once the core idea is secure.