I’ve taught IB MYP Mathematics for eight years, both in the classroom and through one-to-one tutoring. I particularly enjoy algebra and geometry, and I spend plenty of lesson time showing students why a method works before we practise it. I’m also familiar with MYP criterion-based assessments, so I can help students understand what their teacher is actually looking for in a strong response.

Hi! I’m an IB MYP English tutor with five years of experience working with middle school students. Most of my sessions involve reading a text together, talking through what the writer is doing, then turning those ideas into a clear paragraph. I’m especially useful for students who have good ideas but struggle to organise them on paper. I also help with essays, literary analysis and MYP assessments.

I have been teaching IB MYP Biology for nine years and have worked with students across several grade levels. My lessons usually combine diagrams, short explanations and plenty of questions rather than long lectures. Genetics and human physiology are two areas I particularly enjoy teaching. I also spend time on experimental design and data analysis, as these can be surprisingly tricky parts of MYP science.

Chemistry can feel like a completely different language at first, so I like to make it practical. I’ve tutored IB MYP Chemistry for six years and usually start with everyday examples before moving into equations and calculations. Atomic structure and chemical reactions are my favourite topics to teach. For assessments, I work through unfamiliar questions with students and show them how to explain their reasoning properly.

I’m a Physics graduate who has spent the past four years tutoring IB MYP Physics online. I tend to draw everything out, particularly forces, circuits and energy problems, because a quick sketch often explains more than a page of notes. Lessons are fairly relaxed but focused. We’ll normally tackle one difficult idea first, then work through questions until the student can solve them without prompts from me.

I tutor IB MYP Computer Science and have seven years of experience teaching programming to secondary students. Python is usually where I spend the most time, although I also cover algorithms, logic and computational thinking. I like students to write and test code during the lesson rather than watch me do it. Debugging is actually one of my favourite things to teach because it reveals how well someone understands their program.

I specialise in IB MYP Chemistry and have spent more than a decade teaching science in international schools. My lessons usually begin with the chemistry behind the topic before we introduce equations or terminology. Atomic structure, bonding and stoichiometry are particular strengths. I also work closely with students on Criterion B and C tasks, including planning investigations and evaluating experimental data.

Physics made much more sense to me once I stopped treating every question as a formula exercise, and that’s how I teach it now. I’ve tutored IB MYP students for five years, with a particular interest in forces, electricity and energy. We sketch situations, predict what should happen and then bring in the maths. I also help students get used to explaining their reasoning properly in criterion-based assessments.