I’ve been tutoring IB History for 8 years, mostly with students who need help turning reading into sharper arguments. I spend a lot of time on Paper 2 comparisons and IA research questions, especially Cold War and authoritarian states topics. I’m fairly direct in lessons: we read the markscheme, look at sample paragraphs, then practise until the writing is clear and precise. I also help students trim overlong notes before mocks.

Hi, I’m an IB History tutor who works best with students who feel a bit lost in the syllabus. I studied modern history and have taught IB students for 5 years, with a soft spot for 20th-century Asia and decolonisation. Lessons are practical: source work, essay plans, timelines that actually make sense, and regular feedback on the IA before it drifts too wide. I keep the tone friendly, but I’m picky about evidence.

I teach IB History at SL and HL, with 14 years of classroom and private tutoring experience. My main focus is exam technique: Paper 1 source analysis, Paper 2 thematic essays, and Higher Level regional papers. I also advise on Internal Assessments, from narrowing a question to checking whether the investigation is analytical rather than narrative. Students usually come to me when their essays know the facts but lack a line of argument.

I started tutoring IB History while doing my Master’s and stayed with it because I enjoy the one-to-one side of teaching. Most of my students come for help with essay structure, historiography, and staying on top of big units like the Cold War. I’m relaxed but detailed, and I usually set small written tasks between sessions so we can fix issues early. I’m especially useful when a student has ideas but cannot shape them into a paragraph.

I’m a former humanities teacher and now tutor IB History online, mainly for students preparing for final exams or reworking their IA. I know the syllabus can feel huge, so I focus on what earns marks: argument, evidence, and clear evaluation. My strongest areas are authoritarian states, rights and protest, and conflict in Europe. I like using past-paper extracts early, even with students who are not yet near exams.

Hey, I tutor IB History for students who like the subject but hate the essays. I’ve been doing this for 6 years and usually work on Paper 1 sources, Paper 2 planning, and IA drafts that need tightening. I’m especially into Chinese history and the Cold War, and I try to make lessons feel like a proper discussion rather than a lecture. I’ll be honest when an answer is vague, but I’ll show you exactly how to fix it.

I specialise in IB History and have supported students from Year 12 through final exam season for the past 11 years. My background is in political history, so I often teach wars, diplomacy, and single-party states. I give careful written feedback on essays and IAs, because small wording changes often make the difference between description and analysis. I also help students build revision plans that do not rely on memorising everything.