The first installment of Study Sessions has been so popular, we've been inundated with requests for more!
Our expert IB tutors have put together an even more comprehensive series of sessions, based on the most challenging topic areas. We're also welcoming any questions you have ahead of the sessions to ensure you're getting the best support possible.
Live sessions are free for all users.
Sessions
IB Math AA SL/HL
Kinematics
In this session we will review kinematic problems involving displacement and distance, velocity and acceleration for both paper 1 and paper 2.
Clement Mustchin
Sessions
IB Math AA SL/HL
Venn diagrams, Probability, and Random Variables
This session will begin with Venn diagrams and conditional probability. The session will include SL and HL content (clearly identified by the tutor) building into the concept of random variables.
Steve Smyth
Sessions
IB Math AA SL/HL
Techniques for Solving Equations
In this session, we will look at various techniques to solve a range of different types of equations. This will include disguised quadratics, logarithmic functions, trig functions, and more. The focus will be Paper 1 style questions.
Steve Smyth
Sessions
IB Math AA SL/HL
Kinematics
In this session we will review kinematic problems involving displacement and distance, velocity and acceleration for both paper 1 and paper 2.
Steve Smyth
Sessions
IB Math AA HL
Integrating Quotients and Applications
This session will look at various techniques to integrate different families of quotients. The session will be focussed on P1 applications but will include some P2.
Steve Smyth
Sessions
IB Math AA HL
Complex numbers
In this session we will review conversion between Cartesian, polar and exponential forms; products, quotients and integer powers, De Moivre’s theorem and geometrical interpretations.
Steve Smyth
Sessions
IB Math AA HL
Complex numbers
In this session we will review conversion between Cartesian, polar and exponential forms; products, quotients and integer powers, De Moivre’s theorem and geometrical interpretations.
Clement Mustchin
Sessions
IB Math AA HL
Integrating Quotients and Applications
This session will look at various techniques to integrate different families of quotients. The session will be focussed on P1 applications but will include some P2.
Clement Mustchin
Sessions
IB Math AI SL
Applications of Functions
In this session we will look at mathematical modeling with a range of different functions (quadratic, cubic, exponential, sinusoidal) and investigate the key features of graphs of functions not specifically mentioned in topic 2.
Clement Mustchin
Sessions
IB Math AI HL
Complex Numbers and Sinusoidal Functions
In this session we will review conversion between Cartesian, polar and exponential forms; products, quotients and integer powers; and adding sinusoidal functions with the same frequencies but different phase shift angles.
Clement Mustchin
Sessions
IB Physics SL/HL
Wave Interference
In this session we will start with the common SL/HL wave concepts of superposition, standing waves, two-source interference and the pattern for single-slit diffraction. We will then move on to HL content including diffraction gratings, the single-slit diffraction pattern, resolution and even touch on thin-film interference.
Gordon Hirons
Sessions
IB Physics HL
Wave-Particle Duality
In this session, we will review wave-particle duality in two aspects: how light behaves like a particle through the photoelectric effect and how matter can behave like waves, through particle diffraction.
Anthony Ferraro
Sessions
IB Biology SL/HL
Hormones, Homeostasis and Reproduction
In this session we will review the hormones insulin, glucagon, melatonin, leptin and thyroxin before looking at the roles of the reproductive hormones and menstrual cycle. All of this material is relevant to the SL and HL courses.
Philippa Crick
Sessions
IB Biology HL
Osmoregulation
In this session, we will review osmoregulation; the structure & function of kidney and nephron; and role of ADH in regulating the retention of water. Both Paper 1 and Paper 2 questions will also be presented.
Susannah Miller
Sessions
IB Biology HL
Respiration
In this session, we will start by reviewing how the mitochondrion is adapted for its function. We will then move on to the stages of cellular respiration, looking at glycolysis, the link reaction, the Krebs cycle, the electron transport chain and chemiosmosis.
Philippa Crick
Sessions
IB Chemistry SL/HL
Organic Chemistry
We will review core content, branching into HL organic chemistry - including reaction types for alkenes, halogenoalkanes, alcohols, and benzene. Additional topics for HL only include SN1 & SN2 Mechanisms, Electrophilic Addition & Markovnikov’s rule.
Erin Dallin
Sessions
IB Chemistry SL/HL
Chemical Kinetics
This session will review kinetics, including key SL ideas (collision theory, Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution curve and factors affecting rates) and HL content (rate expressions and mechanisms).
Jesica Stefanetti
Sessions
IB Chemistry HL
Organic Chemistry
This session will review the organic chemistry HL content, including nucleophilic substitution mechanisms (SN1 and SN2) and electrophilic additions of unsymmetrical alkenes (Markovnikov's rule).
Jesica Stefanetti
Sessions
IB ESS SL
Food Production
In this session, we will take a systems approach as we look at both Aquatic and Terrestrial Food Production, particularly with an eye on sustainability. We will cover a range of questions with a focus on using examples.
Tamara Jannink
Sessions
IB Business Management SL/HL
Assessment Strategies
This session will focus on exam techniques on Finance and Accounts. The session will cover topics of break-even analysis, final accounts and ratio analysis, and will examine questions on these topics.
Cathal O'Mahony
Sessions
IB Psychology SL/HL
Power Studies in Psychology
We'll review common overlapping or 'power studies' in Psychology. We will also review strategies for writing high-mark responses on Papers 1 and 2, focusing on critical thinking.
Caitlyn Homol
Sessions
IB Psychology SL/HL
Cognitive Approaches
In this session, students will cover models of memory and thinking & decision-making models, overlapping studies, and sample paper 1 style questions.
Caitlyn Homol
Sessions
IB Economics HL
Market Power
This session will focus on diagrams and analysis for perfect competition, monopoly (and everything in-between) to show how each model of competition impacts stakeholders.
Nick Streithorst
Sessions
Expert IB Tutors
IB Mathematics
with Clement Mustchin
Clement Mustchin is an experienced IB Mathematics teacher and IB examiner, who has taught Mathematics for 18 years in New Zealand, Kazakhstan and the United Arab Emirates and has a bachelor's degree in Mathematics and a Masters degree in Education from Massey University, New Zealand.
IB Physics
with Anthony Ferraro
A graduate of Yale University with majors in physics and philosophy, Tony Ferraro has over a decade of experience in teaching, examining, and content creation for IB Physics.
IB Physics
with Gordon Hirons
Gordon has over 20 years of experience teaching IB Physics internationally and is also an IB examiner. Leader of the Revision Village Physics content creation team, Gordon has a BSc in Engineering Physics from Queen's University, Ontario, Canada as well as a teaching degree specializing in Physics and Mathematics.
IB Mathematics
with Steve Smyth
Steve has taught in several countries over a career spanning almost twenty years. His most recent teaching experience was at a prominent international school in Hong Kong in which he was the Mathematics AAHL coordinator. Originally from the UK, he has a BSc in Physics from Newcastle University and recently completed an MSc in Computer Science.
IB Chemistry
with Erin Dallin
Erin Dallin has over a decade of experience in teaching IB Chemistry. Along with that, she has also been contributing to creating content for educational resources. She holds a BSc and an MSc in Chemistry, specializing in organic chemistry, from the University of Victoria.
IB Chemistry
with Jesica Stefanetti
Jesica Stefanetti has 15+ years of experience in teaching IB chemistry. She is an experienced IB examiner and IGCSE graduate marker. In addition, she is a qualified content creator, reviewer, and online tutor. Her academic qualifications include a Bachelor's degree and a Teaching degree in Chemistry from the University of Buenos Aires.
IB ESS
with Tamara Jannink
Tamara Jannink is a passionate IB ESS teacher and examiner. She has been an IB teacher for over twenty years, teaching in Ecuador, The Netherlands, and China. After completing the IB Diploma herself, she went on to complete a Masters in Biology and in Education at Leiden University, The Netherlands.
IB Biology
with Susannah Miller
With more than 20 years of experience teaching IB Biology and IB Chemistry, Susannah Miller is a graduate of both Stanford University, with a Master of Arts in Education, and University of California, Santa Cruz, with a degree in Biology. She has taught at international schools in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sofia, Bulgaria, and the United States.
IB Biology
with Philippa Crick
Philippa Crick has nearly 30 years of experience in education, teaching Biology, Science and Maths, working for exam boards as an examiner and writer, and co-authoring revision books, with a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science and a PGCE in Biology and Games.
IB Business Management
with Cathal O'Mahony
Cathal O'Mahony is a skilled IB professional who holds a Bachelor of Business Studies, majoring in Human Resources. He also holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Education and is currently completing a Professional Diploma in Mathematics. Cathal has nine years experience teaching DP Business Management, was previously an IBCP Coordinator and has been an IB examiner for Business Management.
IB Psychology
with Caitlyn Homol
Caitlyn Homol is an experienced IB Psychology teacher, assistant coordinator, examiner, and IB workshop leader. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Psychology from Ohio State and a Master of Science in Education from Johns Hopkins.
IB Economics
with Nick Streithorst
Nick Streithorst is a PGCE-certified Economics teacher with a BA in Economics and Economic History from the University of Edinburgh and an MA in Economics from The New School. He has seven years of experience teaching Economics in the UK and in China.