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1-on-1 tutoring from IBO certified Geography examiners. Core human and physical geography, optional themes, HL Paper 3, and Fieldwork IA support — for both SL and HL students.
IB Geography Assessment Breakdown
Every mark allocation, command term, and grade boundary — from examiners who’ve sat on the marking committees.
Essay and short-answer questions on 2 option themes (SL) or 3 option themes (HL). Options: A Freshwater, B Oceans & Coastal Margins, C Extreme Environments, D Geophysical Hazards, E Leisure Sport & Tourism, F Food & Health, G Urban Environments. Command terms: analyse, examine, compare, evaluate, discuss. 1h30m SL / 2h30m HL.
Short-answer and extended response questions on all three core topics: Changing Population, Global Climate–Vulnerability & Resilience, Global Resource Consumption & Security. Includes data response and case study application. 1h15m SL / 1h45m HL.
Extended essay on one HL extension of the core topics: Power Places & Networks, Human Development & Diversity, or Global Risks & Resilience. Requires synthesis across scales (local to global) and integration of concepts from multiple core topics. 1h15m HL.
A 2,500-word individual fieldwork investigation. Students collect primary data in a geographic context, apply spatial and statistical analysis techniques, and evaluate findings against geographic theory. Core fieldwork skills: sampling strategies, GIS, data presentation, spatial analysis. SL 25% / HL 20%.
⚡ Our examiners have marked real IB Geography papers — they know exactly what earns full marks vs. partial marks.
Book a Session →What We Cover in IB Geography
Every topic taught by IBO certified examiners who know exactly how marks are awarded.
Core: Changing Population — Demographic Transition Model (DTM), population pyramids, pro-natalist vs anti-natalist policies, international migration push/pull factors
Core: Global Climate — carbon cycle, enhanced greenhouse effect, IPCC reports, climate change impacts on vulnerable populations and ecosystems
Core: Global Resource Consumption — water, food, and energy security; access and sustainability; virtual water and food miles
Option A — Freshwater: drainage basin system, hydrograph interpretation, flood management strategies (hard vs soft engineering)
Option B — Oceans: ocean circulation, coastal landforms, coral reef and mangrove ecosystem management
Option C — Extreme Environments: hot and cold desert systems, periglacial environments, human adaptation and tourism
Option D — Geophysical Hazards: tectonic processes, earthquake and volcanic risk management, disaster risk reduction
Option G — Urban Environments: megacity growth, urban land use models (Burgess, Hoyt), urban heat island, sustainable urban development
HL Paper 3: Power, Places & Networks — global flows, world city networks, interdependence and unequal development
Cartographic and geographic skills: isoline maps, cross-sections, rose diagrams, Lorenz curves, Gini coefficients
Statistical analysis: Spearman’s rank correlation, chi-squared, standard deviation — applied in fieldwork
Case studies: contrasting countries and localities (high/low income, global North/South) for every core and option topic
How Our 1-on-1 Sessions Work
IBO Certified Examiners
Every tutor has marked real IB papers and knows exactly how marks are awarded.
1-on-1 Personalised
Sessions built around your specific syllabus gaps, predicted grade, and timeline.
Past Paper Practice
Systematic paper practice with full mark-scheme annotation and command-term coaching.
Flexible Scheduling
Morning, evening, weekend — book across 20+ time zones.
Progress Tracking
We track improvements session by session and adjust the plan when needed.
IA / Portfolio Support
Dedicated support for Internal Assessment from first draft to final submission.
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