I’ve tutored IB Psychology for 8 years, mostly with students who are stuck between knowing the studies and actually using them well in essays. I spend a lot of time on ERQ structure, research methods, and the IA, because that is where marks often slip. My own interest is cognitive psychology, especially memory models and decision-making. I’m firm on using evidence properly, not just name-dropping studies.

Hi, I’m the sort of Psychology tutor who will happily pull apart one study for half a lesson if it helps the essay finally make sense. I’ve worked with IB students for 5 years, mainly on Paper 1 approaches, Paper 2 options, and IA wording. I’m quite direct with feedback, but I keep lessons relaxed and practical. Students usually come to me when their notes are full but their answers feel vague. Fast.

I teach IB Psychology alongside my doctoral research, so I’m used to switching between academic theory and what students actually need for the exam. I’ve helped students prepare for HL essays, SAQs, and Internal Assessments, with a particular focus on clear argument rather than memorising huge lists of studies. Biological psychology is my main area, and I like working on localisation, hormones, and research ethics.

I’ve been tutoring IB Psychology since 2019 after first helping classmates with their IAs during my own degree. Most of my students come to me for essay planning, choosing studies, or fixing analysis that sounds too descriptive. I like teaching sociocultural topics, especially conformity, culture, and social identity theory. I also do a lot of work on making introductions and conclusions sharper. Now.

My IB Psychology lessons are fairly structured, because students often know more than they think but lose marks in the way they write. I’ve taught the course for 9 years and have supported both SL and HL candidates, particularly with Paper 1 command terms and IA evaluation. I tend to use lots of marked examples and examiner-style comments. Research methods is the topic I return to most often. too.

I’m a Psychology tutor with a background in counselling research, and I mainly work with IB students who want clearer, less panicked revision. I cover the core approaches, abnormal psychology, and the IA, but I’m especially useful for students who need help turning notes into exam paragraphs. I’ve tutored online for 6 years. My lessons are usually a mix of discussion, short writing drills, and feedback.