Best IB tutors in Oxford & online

My name is Maja and I am currently a PhD student at King’s College London working on therapies for blindness. Before this, I got a BSc in Biochemistry and MSc in Neuroscience at Imperial College in London. I graduated from the IB with 43 points and 7s in my HLs of Biology, Chemistry and maths. I’ve been tutoring since I graduated from school and have 8 years of experience with students 1-on-1 and in group settings. I try to take a personalised approach to each student and focus on exam strategies that really work. I am also happy to advise on career paths and university admissions.

I’m Mansha. I graduated with my IB Diploma from an international school in India in 2019. I scored a 43/45 with 4 HL subjects. I’m now pursuing a PhD at the University of Oxford, after completing a BSc in Physics, Mathematics, and Molecular and Cellular Biology (honors) at Johns Hopkins University. I’ve been a university mentor and teaching assistant, and a tutor for the IB, AP, A-Levels, and SAT for the past 5 years. I’ve worked with students all over the world, and that’s one of the things I love about my work! I believe every student deserves to enjoy their subjects, and that understanding your needs and individual learning styles is important to helping you grow and become a confident, independent learner. I love the subjects I teach, and my core goal is to make them just as enjoyable for my students! Outside my work, I enjoy pottery, learning new languages, reading, and cooking and baking. You can find me self-learning the piano, doing art, or going for long walks. I love animals, and I have an adopted parrot and small dog who make appearances in my meetings sometimes!

I’m Elise, an IB graduate with 43 points and top marks (7s) in English, French, German, and History, where I also received achievement awards. I went on to study Law and now work internationally in the legal field. Having experienced the IB myself, I understand how challenging it can be, and how much difference the right guidance can make. I love helping students gain confidence in essay-based subjects by showing them how to write clearly, think critically, and approach exams strategically. My goal as a tutor is to help students reach the grades they need while building lasting skills that will serve them well at university and beyond. My tutoring approach is personal and thorough. I have worked with students from a range of backgrounds and always adapt my approach to their personality and learning style. I quickly identify each student’s weaknesses and design clear, structured strategies to turn them into strengths. Alongside teaching, I provide detailed essay feedback, oral exam preparation, and broader IB support, from subject planning to time management and even university applications. I’m also highly responsive and make sure my students always feel supported and heard, whether they need clarification or encouragement. Outside of tutoring, I love learning languages and reading. I speak fluent English, Dutch, German, French and Mandarin, and am working towards beocming fluent in Spanish, Portuguese and Russian. I also love travelling, especially to adventurous destinations.

My name is Susanne, IB teacher since 2010. I have been teaching the IB A courses for over 15 years now and have a wealth of knowledge and experience to share with IB students. I am also very familiar with the demands of the Cambridge IGCSE First Language course. I have worked as an IB examiner for several of the A Language components, including the Extended Essay. I have worked with German A students of all abilities and a number of different national and international backgrounds. I am aware of neurodiverse conditions, learning needs and gifted and talented special considerations. I have always been able to cater for all my students in a tailored way and numerous thank-you-letters from both students and their parents bear witness to this. My special field of interest is the supervision of the Extended Essay. I was EE coordinator for several years and I am an IB EE examiner. I have looked after students’ EEs in German B and English B, but mainly in German A. Most of them achieved a B or an A, often close to, or reaching, full marks. To me, the Extended Essay is the most fascinating of the DP core elements: it is a process of personal and academic growth and a matter of pride for students to have accomplished this task. I have always felt privileged to be part of this process. Each student brings their own core of subject and general knowledge to the session. I find where this connects with the skills and the content they need to know at the end of our time together. I give my students clear guidance and timelines and will always provide them with enough work and feedback to achieve the best version of learning for them. My lessons usually include a sizeable portion of laughter and discussion because voicing opinions and exploring topics without the fear of ridicule is the most efficient way to learn precise language and careful appreciation of other people and their texts. This includes the student’s own written work and every work of literature or media publication we deal with in class. This is even easier in 1:1 sessions when I can tailor content and pace exclusively. My life outside of tutoring contains a lot of line dancing, theatre, cooking and baking, music, and exploring the beautiful landscapes of our planet.

I'm Na, an IB graduate with 44 points who now studies Film at Trinity College Dublin. I achieved 7s in HL History and Global Politics as well as SL Math AA, French B and Biology. I've been tutoring IB students for around two years. I also have experience with in-person tutoring and vocal coaching. I focus on helping students hone essay writing skills and provide tips on structuring and analysis. Outside of tutoring, I love singing, acting, running, skiing and playing basketball.

I'm Fiona, an experienced IB teacher / tutor / examiner with over 25 years working in prestigious international schools in South America and Spain. Following this I have spent 8 years supporting students through online tutoring; I am proud of my students' achievements, consistently gaining above the world average despite usually not being native speakers and/or with little previous interest in Literature. I most enjoy working with students who are preparing for exams or assessments; my aim is to take away the fear factor and share my knowledge gained through teaching and examining to help students achieve high. I have confidence in applying the assessment criteria and will give appropriate feedback and tips. As a life-long educator and parent of two successful IB and university graduates I am well aware of the challenges faced by students so I will also provide empathy along with the academic support! Outside tutoring my interests include reading, watching films, theatre and sport as well as travelling. Looking forward to working with you.

I’m Daniel, an IB Examiner for Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches (AA) HL with about 23 years of tutoring experience and 16 years of teaching mathematics in international schools across Africa, Asia, and Europe. I hold an MSc in Mathematics from University of Macau and I've guided students through a whole range of curricula—from IB MYP and DP to IGCSEs and A-Levels, even university-level exams. I've also prepped students for top university entrance tests like the TMUA and MAT, and trained students for contests like the Maths Olympiad. All these has really shaped how I teach, combining conceptual depth with analytical precision, all while making sure students are exam-ready. My lessons are interactive, structured, and highly visual. I use LiveBoard and colorful digital slides to break down complex ideas into clear, step-by-step explanations. I encourage students to understand not just how to solve a problem, but why each step works—building deeper insight and lasting confidence. I’m particularly skilled at helping students build confidence and thrive at a pace that suits their individual learning needs. Outside teaching, I love movies, coding, keeping up with world events, and, of course, spending time with my family.

With nearly fifteen years as an IB teacher and a decade as an official IB examiner, I have a proven track record of guiding students to success in both IB Economics and Business Management. My academic foundation includes a degree in Economics and an MSc in Statistics from AUEB in Athens, providing a deep, analytical understanding. As a dual-subject specialist, I offer exceptional flexibility. I tailor support to each student's goals, whether they need focused help in one subject or the option to switch between both, to find their ideal fit. Success in IB exams requires specific exam techniques alongside content knowledge. My teaching prioritizes these crucial skills and thorough syllabus mastery. Drawing on extensive in-school experience, I adeptly adapt my methods to support students with diverse learning needs. Each lesson is structured in two parts: a clear discussion of key theories, followed by targeted application using exam-style questions. This ensures concepts are understood and can be effectively applied. Outside the classroom, my love for music, reading, and travel enriches my perspective, fostering a dynamic and relatable learning environment.

I’m Nikita, an experienced IB educator,Examiner and Computer Science specialist with over 15 years of teaching and leadership experience in international schools. I currently serve as the Lead Teacher of Computer Science and STEAM Coordinator at Harrow International School Bengaluru. I hold a Master’s in Education, a Postgraduate Diploma in School Counselling, and I’m pursuing my Doctorate in Education (EdD) from Edgewood University, USA. I’ve taught and guided IB Diploma students through HL and SL Computer Science, focusing on conceptual clarity, IA preparation, and exam mastery. My tutoring approach combines inquiry-based learning with practical application. I break complex algorithms and systems into simple, visual steps, helping students strengthen computational thinking and confidence. I also mentor students in developing high-quality Internal Assessments that reflect originality and technical depth. My goal is to help learners not only excel in exams but also appreciate how Computer Science connects to innovation and real-world problem solving. Outside of teaching, I’m passionate about design thinking, creativity in education, and student wellbeing. I love exploring new ideas that merge technology and learning — and I bring that same curiosity and enthusiasm into every tutoring session.

I'm Kirsty and I am teacher of English Language and Literature and English Literature at MYP and DP. I've been teaching for 20 years, the past 10 of which have been in IB programmes. I'm also an examiner for English A and have worked with students from a range of backgrounds and abilities. I studied BA English at the University of Hull and qualified as a teacher through the Graduate Teacher Programme. I spent 9 years working in UK schools before I moved into international education. Whilst teaching, I completed my MA in International Education through distance learning with the University of Bath. I take an individual approach to tutoring, focusing on the student's interests, abilities and needs alongside the requirements of the course to ensure engagement and progress. It is important to develop the skills for studying alongside the content knowledge and so these skills are embedded in my sessions. I have also worked as DP Coordinator for 5 years, which has given me a deeper holistic understanding of the Diploma Programme and how English fits within it. Outside of teaching, I live reading, travelling and baking.