I tutor the IB Extended Essay and usually work with students once they have a rough topic but no clear route through it. My sessions focus on narrowing the research question, checking the argument actually answers it, and fixing structure before the writing gets too heavy. I’m also comfortable with citation clean-up, reflection notes, and helping students understand what the criteria are really asking for.

Hi, I help IB students with the Extended Essay from the “I have no idea what I’m doing” stage through to final edits. I’m especially useful for students who have lots of notes but cannot turn them into a clear argument. We work on research questions, chapter plans, source use, and making the essay sound academic without becoming stiff or over-written. I also read drafts closely and give very direct comments.

I’ve supported IB Extended Essay students for eight years, mainly across humanities, social sciences, and literature topics. My approach is fairly structured: topic viability first, then research question, outline, evidence, analysis, and final presentation. I pay close attention to how students use sources because many strong essays lose marks through vague referencing or descriptive paragraphs that do not build a sustained argument.

I’m an IB Extended Essay tutor with a background in academic writing and research support. A lot of my work is with students who know their subject well but need help turning it into a 4,000-word essay that feels coherent. I like working on introductions, argument flow, source evaluation, and the final reflections, as those parts often show whether the student really understands the project rather than just summarising material.

My main work is helping IB students get their Extended Essay under control. I do not write it for them, but I will sit with a messy plan, ask awkward questions, and help shape it into something the student can actually research. I’ve worked with essays in English, History, Psychology, and Global Politics. I’m particularly fussy about research questions because a weak one makes every later section harder.

I tutor the IB Extended Essay for students who need practical guidance rather than another long lecture about “independent research”. We look at what the supervisor has said, what the rubric expects, and what the current draft is missing. I often help with source selection, paragraph order, analysis versus description, and final proofreading. My style is calm but detailed, especially close to submission deadlines.