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Mid-IB Revision Courses

One-to-one online preparation for the Mid-IB programme

Mid-IB Revision is the 5-week group programme we built for the summer between IB 1 and IB 2, taught online in groups of up to 6. We refresh IB 1 content before it fades, use mock papers to surface the weak areas, and get the IA projects that stall over the holidays moving again.

Quick Answer

Enrolment opens in June and groups are split into morning and evening so they fit different school calendars. Students who want to push an IA forward over the summer can add 60-minute IA sessions alongside the programme. The fee is refunded if the first week does not satisfy you.

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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About Mid-IB Revision Courses

Our Mid-IB Revision courses programme is a 5-week intensive review programme that helps students consolidate what they learned at the end of IB 1 and move strongly into IB 2.

All topics in the IB 1 curriculum are reviewed. Weak areas are identified and extra work is done. Preparation for IB 2 topics begins.

Support is also provided for IA projects. IAs started in the IB 1 period are reviewed and improved.

Mock exams are used to assess the student's current standing. Individual study plans are created towards target scores.

Our programme is held during the summer break between IB 1 and IB 2 (June-July).

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

IB 1 Topic Review
Weak Areas Analysis
IA Project Review
Mock Exam Practice
Introduction to IB 2 Topics

Exam Papers

Mid-IB Revision Courses exam structure and focus areas

PaperDurationWeightingFocus
Weekly Programme6 hours100%4-6 hours of lessons + study

Source: the assessment components and weightings on this page follow the Mid-IB Revision Courses 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

Measuring which topics need revising

Revising all of IB 1 to the same depth in five weeks is not possible. In the first week short mock papers measure what has actually been forgotten, and the programme is built on that measurement rather than on guesswork.

2

Getting stalled IAs moving

An IA left half-finished over the summer costs far more in September, when the first months of IB 2 are already full. We give those projects separate time inside the programme, aiming at least to close the question and method stages.

3

Formal feedback stays with your school

Approval and formal feedback on your IA come from your school supervisor; we work on the structure and the method. We say so at the start so nothing is a surprise in September.

4

A plan for the first month of IB 2

By the end of the programme you should be holding a study plan: which subject on which day, which deadline when. We draw that up together in the final week; a plan made at the end of summer actually holds in September.

5

No new content

This programme is not for getting ahead on IB 2 topics. The aim is to make IB 1 solid and close the outstanding work - which is what leaves the first months of IB 2 free for new material.

Comparing Preparation Paths

The differences between self-study, group classes and one-to-one support for Mid-IB Revision Courses

Preparation pathProsLimitationsBest for?
Taking the summer off
  • A long break
  • You may start IB 2 rested
  • IB 1 topics reach a state where they have to be relearned in September
  • Unfinished IAs slide into the busiest part of IB 2
  • The gap between the two years comes back as the most expensive week of the exam term
Students who closed IB 1 cleanly with their IAs submitted.
Revising alone over the summer
  • You can focus on your own weak topics
  • Resources and past papers are easy to reach
  • Holding a routine alone across the summer is hard
  • There is no feedback to move an IA forward
  • Studying without measuring what has actually been forgotten wastes time
Students who can build their own schedule.
This group programme
  • Five weeks, groups of at most 6, online
  • Mock papers measure which IB 1 topics have actually gone
  • Stalled IA projects start moving again inside the programme
  • It is a group programme, so the pace cannot be set entirely by you
  • Formal feedback on your IA comes from your school supervisor
  • Five weeks cannot cover all of IB 1 to the same depth; choices get made
Students who want to enter IB 2 without loose ends.

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 Mid-IB Revision Courses in one-to-one lessons; adapted to the student's exam date.

  1. Measurement

    week 1

    • Short mock papers across subjects
    • Drawing out which topics have gone
    • Deciding which subjects the five weeks go to
  2. Refreshing content

    weeks 2-3

    • Reworking the topics the measurement exposed
    • A typical exam question at the end of each topic
    • Closing sections left incomplete in IB 1
  3. Moving the IA

    weeks 2-4

    • Establishing where each stalled project stands
    • Settling the research question and method
    • Preparing a draft to take to the supervisor in September
  4. Second measurement

    week 4

    • A new mock on the topics revised
    • Marking the gaps that did not close
    • Planning the final week around them
  5. The IB 2 plan

    week 5

    • A weekly routine for September and October
    • Drawing up the IA and written-task deadlines
    • Setting targets up to the first mock exam

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 Mid-IB Revision Courses sessions

The mock decides what gets revised

Students' guesses about what they have forgotten are usually wrong: the topic they feared is intact and the one they thought was easy has gone. So we open with short mocks in the first week and build the revision list from the results.

The IA moves before the summer ends

A half-finished IA ends up running alongside new content in September and both slip. We give those projects their own sessions inside the programme, aiming to close the question and method and enter September with a draft.

We do not teach new content

These five weeks are not about getting ahead of IB 2. Once IB 1 is solid and the outstanding work is closed, the first months of IB 2 are free for new material anyway. We keep that order.

A written progress report every week

We share which topics were revised, what stage each IA is at and what comes next, in writing, every week.

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 Mid-IB Revision Courses 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

  • Putting the summer between IB 1 and IB 2 to use
  • Refreshing IB 1 topics before they fade
  • Mock papers to surface the weak areas
  • Restarting IA projects that have stalled
  • Morning and evening groups for different school calendars
  • Groups of no more than six students
  • Optional 60-minute IA sessions alongside the programme
  • Enrolment opens in June

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

  • Aysun Gül

    Mid-IB Revision Öğretmeni

  • Korkut Erbil

    Mid-IB Revision 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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Let us work out where to start with Mid-IB Revision Courses

In a free consultation with our experienced IB teachers, let's decide together on the number of lessons and focus areas that fit your goals.

The consultation is free and non-binding. We do not guarantee a specific IB grade.

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