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IB Exam Camp

One-to-one online preparation for the Revision Camp programme

The IB Exam Camp is the intensive group programme we open 2-4 weeks before the finals, online and capped at 6 students per group. We do not teach new content here: you sit papers under real exam conditions, we go through the mark schemes to show exactly where points are leaking, and we build a routine that survives exam week.

Quick Answer

Places usually fill right after mock results come out, so telling us early makes it easier to find a group that matches your subject combination. For a student stuck on one paper in one subject, a 10-lesson one-to-one package is often the better fit than the camp.

Program

Level

Fully Online

Format

90 min

Lesson length

€29 per lesson within a group course package

Not happy after the first week of group lessons? Full refund.

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IB exam preparation camp

Experienced in IB

Specialist Team

About IB Exam Camp

Our IB exam camp programme is a detailed revision programme offering intensive, strategic preparation for the IB Diploma final exams. We carry out a systematic review of all topics and past paper work in the critical period before the exams. Our experienced IB teachers provide expert guidance on exam strategies and score maximisation.

Detailed topic review is carried out for each subject. All topics in the curriculum are revised quickly and effectively. Extra time is given to the student's weak areas. Our teachers highlight the most frequently appearing topics and question types.

Past paper work is at the heart of our programme. We solve years of past papers, analyse mark schemes and practise under exam conditions. Our teachers explain in detail the expectations of IB examiners and the mark-awarding criteria.

Exam strategies and time management are critical components of success. Different approaches are taught for each paper type (multiple choice, short answer, extended response, data-based). Timing practice is carried out and stress-management techniques are shared.

The IB exam camp offers an intensive study environment. Our programme includes 6-8 hours of daily lessons, evening study sessions and regular mini tests. Small group or one-to-one options are available. Our teachers also provide support with motivation and focus.

The IB exam camp is delivered fully online through our own teaching platform. Our programme is planned on a schedule that intensifies 2-4 weeks before the exams. Special camps are held during holiday periods (April). Our service can be adapted for all subject combinations.

Our service is individual to the student's target score and current level. Final exams determine 75-80% of the IB Diploma grade. Our programme is designed for maximum progress and exam success in this critical period.

IB assessment experience

Lessons are, wherever possible, planned with teachers who have relevant subject experience and a strong command of the IB assessment criteria. For some subjects we can offer lessons with teachers who have IB Examiner experience; matching is done based on subject, level and teacher availability.

Syllabus Topics

Core Topics Review - All Subjects
Past Paper Practice Sessions
Mark Scheme Analysis
Exam Technique Workshops
Time Management Training
Mock Exam Simulations
Feedback and Improvement Sessions

Exam Papers

IB Exam Camp exam structure and focus areas

PaperDurationWeightingFocus
Daily Programme8 hours100%6-8 hours of lessons + evening study sessions

Source: the assessment components and weightings on this page follow the IB Exam Camp subject guide published by the International Baccalaureate Organization. Your school's IB coordinator can access the current session documents. ibo.org

About grade boundaries: According to the grade boundary documents the International Baccalaureate Organization publishes for each exam session, the total percentage needed for a 7 varies by subject, level and session in a band of roughly 55–85%. Your school's IB coordinator can access the relevant May/November Grade descriptors and boundaries document. In our one-to-one lessons we review the student's realistic grade range together using past-session boundaries and mock results.

Process & Support

At which stages of the process do one-to-one lessons help?

1

No new content is taught here

Closing a syllabus gap two to four weeks before the finals is not realistic. This programme is built for the student who knows the content but cannot collect the marks. If there is a large gap we say so before enrolment and point you to different support.

2

Which subjects go into the programme

In a short programme six subjects cannot get equal time. At the start we decide together which subjects and papers get priority, based on your mocks and your exam timetable.

3

Mocks under real conditions

A paper done at half length or with the book open measures nothing. The sittings are full length, uninterrupted and in exam format; only then does anything real emerge about time management.

4

Reading back through the mark scheme

After every mock we put the paper next to the mark scheme and mark which line earned which point. Most students lose marks even on questions they knew, and this is where that becomes visible.

5

The routine for exam week

By the end you should hold a daily plan built around your own timetable: which paper on which day, what to revise the evening before, and what not to. We draw it up together in the final sessions.

Comparing Preparation Paths

The differences between self-study, group classes and one-to-one support for IB Exam Camp

Preparation pathProsLimitationsBest for?
Working alone in the final weeks
  • You can give the time to whichever subject you like
  • Past papers and mark schemes are free to access
  • In the final weeks most students go back to reading content, when what earns marks now is answering questions
  • Marking your own paper against the mark scheme flatters the result
  • You cannot rehearse the pace of exam week on your own
Students whose content is solid and who only want rehearsal.
One-to-one tutoring
  • You can concentrate on one specific gap in one subject
  • Every answer is read in detail
  • For the same total hours it costs more
  • Setting up full-length sittings under exam conditions is harder
Students with a serious gap in a single subject.
This group programme
  • A schedule of full-length papers under real exam conditions arrives already built
  • The mark scheme shows where the marks leak
  • In a group of at most 6, everyone's paper can be looked at
  • We do not teach new content here; it does not suit a student with a large syllabus gap
  • It is a group programme, so the pace cannot be set entirely by you
  • Two to four weeks means not every subject gets equal time
Students who know the content but underscore in exams.

Lesson packages

Not happy after the first week of group lessons? Full refund. Split 10 and 20-lesson packages across any subjects you like, with no expiry date.

If three or more friends want to study together, you can open a closed group of your own at the same price. How a private group works

Study Plan Framework

A typical 4-phase structure for IB Exam Camp in one-to-one lessons; adapted to the student's exam date.

  1. Setting priorities

    the first sessions

    • Ranking subjects by mock results
    • Deciding when each paper gets worked on, given your timetable
    • Writing down what the programme can realistically achieve
  2. Full-length mocks

    2-3 sittings a week throughout

    • Papers under real exam conditions
    • Measuring time management
    • Tracking the question-choice decisions
  3. Reading the mark scheme

    after every mock

    • Comparing the answer against the mark scheme
    • Drawing out the recurring error types
    • Working on techniques for collecting partial marks
  4. Targeted repair

    the first half of the final week

    • Short revision of the topics that keep recurring in the mocks
    • Focusing only on what is likely to appear
    • Cutting the formula and terminology lists down
  5. Exam-week routine

    the final sessions

    • A daily plan built around your timetable
    • Settling the routine for the evening before a paper
    • Reducing the last revision list to a single page

This framework is a sample plan; it is customised for each student based on exam date, target grade and current level.

How One-to-One Lessons Work

The general structure of IB Exam Camp sessions

At this stage answering beats reading

In the final weeks most students return to revising content, because reading feels reassuring. What is missing at this point is not the knowledge but using it under exam conditions. So the programme is built on mocks and mark schemes.

Mocks are full length and uninterrupted

A paper done at half length gives false confidence. We run the sittings in real exam format; it is the only way to learn anything true about time management.

Groups of at most 6

The group stays small so everyone's paper can actually be looked at. It is still a group programme: the pace follows the group and no single student's subject can take unlimited time. We say so before enrolment.

Written feedback after every mock

We share which paper was sat, where the marks were lost and what to work on before the next session, in writing.

Where Students Struggle

Adapting to the IB exam format and assessment criteria
Meeting the standards in the Internal Assessment (IA) process
Time management and completing the extensive syllabus
Understanding the IB assessment criteria and shaping answers accordingly

Our experienced IB teachers guide you through overcoming these challenges.

Our Teaching Approach

IB-Focused Methodology

Work with teachers who know the IB assessment criteria inside out.

Where We Start

The first lesson sets the level, and the topic order follows from it.

The IA and the Exam

From the research question to the report, from past papers to mark schemes.

Past-Paper Focused

Real exam questions and mark scheme analysis.

Share before your first lesson

The information below helps the lesson plan focus on the student's real needs from the very first minutes.

  • Target IB grade (e.g. 6 or 7) and exam date
  • Current level: latest mock grade, predicted grade or weak topics
  • School curriculum: the textbook used, IA / EE topic, deadline dates
  • Study schedule: lessons per week, available days and time slots

Who Is This Program For?

IB students who struggle with IB Exam Camp and want to raise their grade
Pre-IB students about to start the IB Diploma Programme
IB Year 2 students preparing for final exams
Students looking for professional guidance on IA projects

Frequently Asked Questions

Program Features

  • An intensive programme two to four weeks before finals
  • No new content: full papers under exam conditions
  • Where marks leak away, shown on the mark scheme
  • A study routine that survives exam week
  • Groups of no more than six
  • Groups matched to your subject combination
  • A one-to-one package instead, if one paper is the only problem

Contact us for a lesson plan

Tell us your target grade, where you are now and when you sit the exam, and we will work out the weekly schedule with you.

Quick Info

Fully online (our own platform)
90 min
Flexible scheduling
Weekly progress tracking

Tutors who teach this course

  • Eylem Sarı

    IB Sınav Kampı Öğretmeni

  • Tunahan Demirci

    IB Sınav Kampı Öğretmeni

Our tutors provide mentoring, structure suggestions and feedback during the IA / EE process. IB Courses does not write a student's IA or assignment for them.

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