Excel in the IB Diploma with Specialist Tutorsin Dubai.

Higher Level (HL) subjects require 240 teaching hours and cover content in greater depth, while Standard Level (SL) subjects require 150 hours. Students take three HL and three SL subjects. HL subjects carry more weight in the final diploma score and are often required by universities for relevant degree programmes. Our tutors help families choose the right HL/SL combination and provide targeted support at either level.

Each of the six subjects is graded 1–7, giving a maximum of 42 points. Up to 3 bonus points are available from TOK and the Extended Essay, making the maximum score 45. A minimum of 24 points is needed to earn the diploma, with additional conditions including minimum HL/SL totals and passing TOK and EE. Our tutors focus on maximising points across all components.

Predicted grades are critical — UK universities issue conditional offers based entirely on predicted IB scores, and US/Canadian universities use them alongside other factors. Strong predicted grades open doors to competitive programmes. Our tutors help students perform at their best during the assessment periods that inform teacher predictions, often resulting in higher predicted grades.

Yes. Internal Assessments typically contribute 20–30% of the final subject grade and involve independent investigation, experimentation, or analysis. Our tutors guide students through topic selection, methodology, data analysis, and write-up — ensuring the IA meets all IB criteria while remaining authentically the student's own work.

We cover all major IB DP subjects including Mathematics AA and AI (HL and SL), Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English A and B, Economics, Business Management, History, Psychology, Computer Science, and more. We also support TOK essays and Extended Essay supervision. Each tutor is matched based on their specific IB DP subject expertise.

All sessions are conducted in-home across Dubai by our full-time, professional tutors. After an initial assessment of your child's current performance and goals, we create a personalised study plan. Sessions focus on content mastery, exam technique, IA preparation, and managing the overall DP workload. We track progress continuously and adjust the approach based on results.

Yes. The Extended Essay (EE) and Theory of Knowledge (TOK) together contribute up to 3 bonus points toward the diploma — and failing either can disqualify a student from receiving the diploma entirely. Our tutors guide students through EE topic selection, research methodology, academic writing, and proper referencing. For TOK, we help students develop compelling essays and prepare for the TOK exhibition, focusing on clear argumentation and real-world examples that meet IB assessment criteria.

The earlier the better. Many families begin tutoring at the start of Year 12 (DP1) to build strong foundations before content intensifies. Students who start early benefit from structured IA planning, consistent exam technique practice, and steady predicted-grade improvement. However, students joining in Year 13 (DP2) still see significant gains — especially with targeted revision, past paper practice, and mock exam preparation in the months leading up to final exams.

Workload management is one of the biggest challenges in the IB Diploma. Our tutors help students create realistic weekly study schedules that balance six subjects alongside TOK, EE, and CAS commitments. We prioritise subjects based on upcoming deadlines and assessment weightings, teach efficient revision techniques, and help students avoid burnout by building sustainable study habits rather than relying on last-minute cramming.