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One-to-one IB tuition for students at London schools, with a verified tutor who scored 40+ IB points. Usually matched within 24 hours.

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IB Tutoring in London

IB Doctor offers online IB tuition for students anywhere in London. Every tutor took the IB Diploma themselves, scored 40 or more points and is verified, and you are usually matched with a tutor within 24 hours. Sessions are one-to-one and online, so you choose from tutors who know your exact subject and level rather than whoever lives nearby, whether you are at an independent school, an international school or a state sixth form.

Schools in London that teach the IB Diploma

Schools in and around Greater London whose own websites say they teach the IB Diploma (checked October 2026). Most also offer A-levels or other routes, and the list is not complete. Bexley Grammar School stopped taking new IB students in September 2026; its current Year 13 sit their final IB exams in May 2027.

State schools

  • Ashcroft Technology Academy, Putney

Independent schools (IB alongside A-levels)

  • The Godolphin and Latymer School, Hammersmith
  • King's College School, Wimbledon
  • North London Collegiate School, Edgware
  • Whitgift School, South Croydon

International and bilingual schools

  • ACS International School Hillingdon
  • Deutsche Schule London, Richmond (IB with the Abitur)
  • Dwight School London, Friern Barnet
  • Halcyon London International School, Marylebone
  • Lycée International de Londres Winston Churchill, Wembley
  • Marymount International School London, Kingston upon Thames
  • Southbank International School, Westminster

Just outside London

  • ACS Cobham, Surrey
  • ACS Egham, Surrey
  • Sevenoaks School, Kent

Why Choose Us

  • Every tutor scored 40+ IB points and is verified
  • Usually matched with your tutor within 24 hours
  • Online sessions after school, in the evening or at weekends, with no travel
  • Help with HL and SL subjects, the IA, Extended Essay and TOK

How online IB tuition works for London students

Online tuition takes travel out of the week. Nobody has to cross London after school or wait for a tutor to arrive, and there is no time difference to plan around, because sessions are arranged in UK time. You can book them straight after school, in the evening or at the weekend, around sport, music and revision.

Because your tutor does not need to live nearby, the match is made on what matters: your subject, whether you take it at HL or SL, what you are finding hard and when you are free. A student in Croydon and a student in Hampstead can work with the same specialist.

To get the most out of each session, bring real work: your teacher's feedback, a marked test or your latest mock paper. Working from your own material shows quickly where marks are being lost.

What your IB tutor can help with

Tuition can cover any part of the Diploma. On coursework, your tutor explains, asks questions and gives feedback, but the work must stay your own, as the IB's academic integrity rules require.

  • HL and SL subjects: filling gaps in the syllabus and practising exam technique on past papers, marked against IB markschemes. Subjects include Maths AA and AI, English A, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Business Management, Psychology, History, Geography, Computer Science and languages.
  • Internal assessment (IA): choosing a focused research question, planning the investigation and checking the write-up against each criterion. Your teacher marks the IA and the IB moderates it; in most subjects it is worth 20% to 30% of the final grade.
  • Extended Essay (EE): narrowing your topic, writing a research question you can answer in 4,000 words, structuring the argument and referencing your sources.
  • Theory of Knowledge (TOK): planning the 1,600-word essay on one of the prescribed titles and building the exhibition. TOK and the EE together add up to 3 points to your total out of 45.
  • Mocks and predicted grades: UK universities make offers on predicted grades, usually as a points total and sometimes with HL grades, for example 38 points with 6, 6, 6 at HL. Strong Year 12 and early Year 13 work gives your teachers grounds for a higher prediction.
  • Final exams: a revision plan for May, timed past papers and practice with the command terms examiners use, such as evaluate, discuss and to what extent.

Online, not in person: what 'near me' means here

Many people search for an IB tutor near me, so to be clear: IB Doctor tutoring is 100% online. We do not send tutors to your home, and there is no tuition centre to visit.

For IB work that is rarely a drawback. You can go through a past paper question or a marked test together on screen, and you are not limited to the few IB specialists who happen to live within travelling distance. If having someone in the room is essential for you, a local in-person tutor is the better fit.

"My tutor understood exactly what Westminster expected and helped me develop the depth of analysis I needed for my EE."
J

James T.

Westminster School • 42 points

How IB Doctor Works

1

Buy a Bundle

Choose 3 to 100 hours based on your needs. Split across subjects if needed.

2

Complete Onboarding

Tell us your level, weak areas, goals, and scheduling preferences.

3

Get Matched & Start

Matched within 24 hours. Schedule your first session immediately.

Questions about IB tutoring in London

Yes. IB Doctor provides online IB tuition for students anywhere in London, from Hammersmith to Croydon. Every tutor took the IB Diploma, scored 40 or more points and is verified. You buy a bundle of hours on the pricing page, tell us your subjects, levels and goals during onboarding, and you are usually matched with a tutor within 24 hours. Sessions are one-to-one and online, so they fit around school and travel.

Not necessarily. Because tutoring is online, we match you on subject, level, goals and availability rather than postcode, so your tutor may or may not be based in London. What every tutor has in common is that they took the IB Diploma themselves and scored 40 or more points, so they know the course, the coursework and the exams from the inside.

It depends on how you learn. Online gives you a wider choice of tutors who know your exact subject and level, no travel across London, and sessions that can start straight after school. In-person tuition suits students who focus much better with someone in the room. IB Doctor is online only, so if in-person sessions are essential for you, a local tutor is the better option.

Whoever you choose, check three things. Does the tutor know your subject at your level, HL or SL? Do they know the current syllabus and how it is assessed? Can they help with the IA, EE and TOK without writing them for you? Searching only nearby narrows the choice, while an online tutor can be anywhere. Every IB Doctor tutor scored 40 or more IB points and is verified.

Many families use mentor and tutor to mean the same thing. If you want help beyond one subject, such as planning IA and Extended Essay deadlines, TOK and keeping on top of the workload across two years, say so in your onboarding goals. Every IB Doctor tutor has completed the Diploma themselves, so they can talk you through the core as well as subject content.

Yes, within the IB's academic integrity rules. A tutor can explain what the IA, Extended Essay and TOK criteria reward, help you test whether a research question is workable, practise structuring an argument on other material and prepare you for the TOK essay and exhibition. The work has to stay your own: your teacher or supervisor is the one who comments on your drafts, and a tutor never writes, edits or proofreads coursework for you.

There is no single right time, but three points are worth planning around: early in Year 12, when the step up from GCSE to HL content is steepest; before your school sets predicted grades for UCAS applications; and from January of Year 13, when revision for the May exams begins. Starting earlier leaves time to fix gaps rather than cram.

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IB entry requirements at universities near London

Imperial College LondonKing's College LondonLondon School of EconomicsQueen Mary University of LondonUniversity College LondonBrunel University of LondonCity St George's, University of LondonGoldsmiths, University of LondonRoyal Holloway, University of LondonRoyal Veterinary CollegeSOAS University of LondonAll UK universities

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