IB Tutoring for
Dubai & UAE Students

Individual sessions start at $80 USD for a 40-minute session — roughly AED 295, and stable since the dirham is pegged to the US dollar. Packages of 3 to 20 sessions offer lower per-session rates, and monthly subscriptions spread weekly sessions across the school year. All packages include portal access and structured practice tools.

All sessions are online via video call with screen sharing and interactive whiteboards. This lets us match UAE students with the best certified IB educators globally — valuable in a market where the local IB-specialist tutor pool is thin relative to demand. Most students book evening sessions between 5 PM and 9 PM GST, after the Monday-to-Friday school week.

We support IB students across Dubai and Abu Dhabi's international schools. The UAE has 53 IB international schools, including GEMS World Academy Dubai, Dubai International Academy (Emirates Hills and Al Barsha), Raffles World Academy, Jumeirah English Speaking School, Uptown International School, Swiss International Scientific School, North London Collegiate School Dubai, and Sunmarke School, plus GEMS American Academy and Raha International School in Abu Dhabi. Your educator builds the study plan around your school's curriculum timeline and assessment calendar.

Increasingly competitive. In May 2025, the 645 students across GEMS Education's seven UAE IB schools averaged 34 points with a 95% pass rate — well above the global average of around 30 points and an 80% pass rate — including three perfect 45s. Dubai International Academy (Emirates Hills and Al Barsha) and Raffles World Academy posted 100% pass rates, with perfect-45 scorers at DIA Emirates Hills. When strong scores are the norm, university offers hinge on Level 7s — and that is where targeted one-on-one support makes the difference.

Yes — Mathematics Analysis & Approaches and Applications & Interpretation, at both SL and HL. Recent papers reward conceptual understanding over memorised past-paper routines (the May 2025 AA exam famously prompted a global petition over its difficulty), so our educators focus on why each method works, reinforced with structured practice between sessions.

Yes. UAE schools sit the May examination session, so results arrive in early July, and acting quickly matters: we help families read the results, weigh an enquiry upon results (remark) or retake plan where it makes sense, and set Year 12 and 13 students up for the school year starting in late August. Book a free consultation and we will map out the next step together.