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IB English Tutor

Expert 1-on-1 IB English tutoring by active IB Examiners.

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Levels
HL · SL
Hours
240 (HL) · 150 (SL)
Examiner-marked IAs
400+
Avg score lift
+1.8 pts
What's included

Every IB English Tutor package includes:

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Live 1-on-1 classes
With an active IB Examiner. HD video, shared whiteboard, recorded automatically.
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Mock papers
Past-paper packs marked to real IB rubrics with topic-by-topic feedback.
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IA / EE guidance
Topic review, structure, criteria-by-criteria draft feedback.
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Question bank
Past-paper questions tagged by unit, available 24/7 on the LMS.
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Progress dashboard
Predicted-grade tracker, gap-map, monthly parent report.
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Flexible billing
Hourly, monthly or full-course. Pay-as-you-go available.
22,000+
Hours of 1-on-1 IB teaching
16,000+
Students taught since 2008
145+
Active IB Examiners
25+
Countries served
2008
Trusted IB partner since
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FAQ

FAQ

Is IB English difficult even if I am good at English?

IB English can be challenging even for confident readers and fluent speakers because it assesses how well you analyse texts and support an argument. Understanding a poem or article is only the starting point; you need to explain how the writer’s choices shape meaning. If your feedback often says “too descriptive” or “develop your analysis,” focus on explaining the effect of specific words, images and structural choices rather than retelling the text.

What is the difference between IB English Language & Literature HL and SL?

Both levels develop your ability to analyse literary and non-literary texts. In English A: Language & Literature, HL students study six literary works, while SL students study four. HL also includes an additional 1,200–1,500-word essay and requires more teaching time. When choosing, consider whether you enjoy sustained reading and analytical writing, alongside your other HL subjects and university plans. SL still requires thoughtful, well-supported analysis.

What should I look for when choosing an IB English tutor online?

Choose a tutor with experience in your exact IB English course and level. English A: Language & Literature, English A: Literature and English B have different requirements. During a trial lesson, bring a recent essay and your teacher’s comments. Ask the tutor to explain one weakness and show you how to improve it. Parents should also ask how progress is reviewed and whether lessons can follow the student’s school texts and upcoming deadlines.

How much does online IB English tuition cost, and can I try a lesson first?

The cost of online IB English tuition depends on the lesson frequency and package you choose. Sev7n lists hourly, monthly and full-course billing options, along with a free demo class. Before enrolling, request a current quote and confirm the lesson length, feedback included and cancellation terms. Share your HL or SL level, school texts and main difficulty when booking so you can discuss the support you need.

Does Sev7n offer IB English tuition for both HL and SL students?

Yes, Sev7n offers online IB English Language & Literature tuition for both HL and SL students. When enquiring, share your exact course name, level and examination session. This helps ensure the lessons match your assessments. If you study English A: Literature or English B, confirm availability with the team, as these courses have different requirements.

Can an IB English tutor help me improve my essay writing?

Yes. An IB English tutor can help you build a clear argument, select relevant evidence and explain how a writer’s choices create meaning. For example, if you tend to retell the story, lessons can focus on turning a descriptive paragraph into an analytical one. The aim is to help you understand and repeat that process independently when you face a new exam question.

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