I work with IB students who are halfway through the Extended Essay and suddenly realise the research question needs fixing. My background is in literature and research supervision, so I’m useful on topic choice, source handling, argument flow and reflection sessions. I’m quite direct in feedback, but students usually like that because they leave knowing exactly what to do next, not just that the essay “needs more analysis”.

Hi, I tutor the IB Extended Essay for students who want calm, practical help rather than long lectures. I’ve supported essays in English, History and Global Politics, especially with narrowing big ideas into something that can actually be argued in 4,000 words. I tend to work in shared documents, leaving comments on structure, phrasing and where the analysis is getting thin. I also help students prepare for supervisor check-ins.

I have seven years’ experience helping IB Diploma students plan, draft and edit Extended Essays. Most of my work is with humanities essays, where students need help turning reading into a clear line of argument. I focus closely on research questions, introductions, paragraph order and the RPPF reflections, as these are often where marks are quietly won or lost. I’m also comfortable rescuing messy first drafts.

I’m an IB Extended Essay tutor with a research background in economics and public policy. I mainly support students who have lots of data or articles but are not sure how to shape them into a proper essay. Sessions are practical: we look at the question, the evidence, the argument and what the examiner is likely to find convincing. I also help with final proofreading before submission, especially graphs, citations and wording.

I tutor the IB Extended Essay online and usually work with students from the first proposal through to the final draft. My own academic work was in philosophy, so I enjoy essays where the wording of the question really matters. I’m patient, but I do push students to be precise. A vague topic like ‘ethics in business’ has to become a researchable question before we write anything. That early stage is where I’m most useful.

I’ve been tutoring IB Extended Essay students for over a decade, mostly in Psychology, Biology and World Studies. I’m especially useful when a student has written a lot but the essay still feels more descriptive than analytical. I go through drafts line by line, checking whether each paragraph is answering the research question and whether the evaluation is strong enough for the top bands. I also check referencing and presentation.

My IB Extended Essay lessons are for students who need structure, not someone to write it for them. I help with choosing a workable subject area, building a source list, planning chapters and making the final draft sound like one joined-up argument. I’m friendly, but I’ll flag weak claims quickly. Students often book me after their supervisor says the idea is interesting but too broad, which is a very fixable problem.