I’ve taught IB Physics for 10 years in DP programmes and still enjoy the tricky bits—fields, circular motion, and data handling. My background is in physics, and lessons are built around past-paper questions and clear modelling of working. If you’re prepping for mocks or finals, we’ll set a weekly plan, flag weak topics fast, and practise timed Paper 2/3 problems with markscheme-style wording. I keep a folder of worked exemplars you can revise from.

I teach IB Physics and specialise in the parts students avoid: SHM, waves, and option topics. I did my master’s in physics and helped run first-year problem classes, so I’m used to spotting where the algebra goes off track. We’ll mix concept checks with exam questions, and I’ll show you how to set up graphs and calculations cleanly for the IA (not just pretty charts). Expect short homework and quick feedback between sessions.

I’ve tutored IB Physics for 6 years alongside research work in instrumentation. That means I’m picky (in a good way) about experimental design and data quality. If Paper 1/2 problem-solving is the issue, we’ll practise recognising patterns and setting up solutions quickly. For the IA, I can help you choose a method you can actually run, then write an evaluation that matches your data and limitations. I’m happiest when we turn a confusing graph into a clear story.