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IB Chemistry tutors (SL and HL)
Find a tutor for IB Chemistry, Standard Level or Higher Level.
Lessons cover the syllabus, exam technique and the internal assessment.
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Tutors for IB Chemistry
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What lessons cover
- Structure 1: models of the particulate nature of matter
- Structure 2: models of bonding and structure
- Structure 3: classification of matter
- Reactivity 1: what drives chemical reactions?
- Reactivity 2: how much, how fast and how far?
- Reactivity 3: what are the mechanisms of chemical change?
About IB Chemistry
- The current syllabus was first examined in 2025 and is organised into Structure and Reactivity.
- The internal assessment, a scientific investigation, counts for 20%.
How to do well
- Learn energetics and equilibrium togetherThey share ideas and appear in many long questions.
- Write mechanisms carefullyHL mechanism marks need correct curly arrows and intermediates.
- Plan the internal assessment earlyThe IA is often 20% of the grade and is the part students can control most. Choose a focused research question and draft it with feedback.
How it works
- Choose a tutorCompare profiles, reviews and prices, then pick the tutor who knows your course.
- Book a free first lessonShare the course outline, recent tests and your goals, and agree a plan.
- Follow the planWeekly lessons that follow your class, with practice before each test.
Frequently asked questions
Is IB Chemistry HL hard?
Yes, it is among the most demanding sciences, especially energetics, equilibrium and organic mechanisms.
What changed in IB Chemistry from 2025?
Content was reorganised into Structure and Reactivity, and options were removed.