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Empower your child with the expertise and experience of Hong Kong’s best IB tutors and attain top scores in IB!
Yes, the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme is indeed challenging – even harder than A-levels.
Completed over the last two years of secondary school, the rigorous IB exams involve six subjects, an extended 4000-word essay, and a Theory of Knowledge (TOK) course. Juggling all these while also ensuring that you achieve the best scores possible can be quite daunting.
This is precisely why acing the IB is not an easy feat, and it’s not surprising that many students end up with low grades e.g. 24 – 30 out of 45. That’s not all. About 10 – 15% of the students fail to even hit the 24-point mark, ending up without a diploma.
IB is tough. There’s no doubt about it. However, it is rewarding and definitely worth your time and effort as it opens a few doors for your child.
Statistically, IB students are more likely to enrol in top universities in the UK and receive significantly higher salaries than their A-levels peers. They are also less likely to drop out of universities and 40% more likely to be employees in professional sectors than retail.
Therefore, while your child might be a little overwhelmed by the EE, CAS, TOK, IA, etc., they’ll certainly reap the rewards of their hard work when they graduate from the programme.
Forward Education’s tutors ease the challenges of IB exams for their students, helping them get into their dream universities by clearing the IB with flying colours.
Most of our IB students achieve a 7 in each subject that they receive tutoring for at Forward Education.
This is because our highly experienced and skilled IB tutors equip each student with the knowledge, insight, resources, tools, and techniques to achieve top scores.
Forward Education’s IB tutors can help your child attain IB success.
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The extensive experience, the top grades, and the fancy degrees that Forward Education’s IB tutors hold aren’t what makes us special.
It’s our ability to simplify complex ideas and concepts before teaching your child in straightforward but inspiring ways that makes us stand out and be the go-to choice of all students looking to achieve high scores on their IB exams.
Your child is unique, and so is our IB tutoring for him or her.
And ace the International Baccalaureate (IB) Exams with Forward Education’s Exceptional IB Tutoring!
IB students fear writing the Extended Essay the most, but with our IB tutors by your child’s side, they will have all the help they need to write an outstanding research-based essay and score a high mark.
IB students fear writing the Extended Essay the most, but with our IB tutors by your child’s side, they will have all the help they need to write an outstanding research-based essay and score a high mark.
Is this your child’s first year of IB, and you’re stressed about covering the Internal Assessments?
Our tutors will equip your child with all the tips and tricks they need to know to score well.
No, your child doesn’t need to re-read all the books and poems that they’ve covered in class. Our tutors will teach them how to analyse language and interpret literature with insight, precision and depth, empowering them with the knowledge and skills needed to ace the exams.
The Interactive Oral is pretty steeply weighted and doing well is important to get those 6s and 7s in English. We’ll help your child master the art of speaking – on their terms.
Practice and revision are key to obtaining high scores on the IB exams. Our IB tutors will test your child’s knowledge and skills through mockups and practice exams before they go and take the real ones.
Get on-point professional feedback and quality support to ensure your child’s IB essays and assessments are coherent, cogent, and simply exceptional. Ensure your child scores the highest marks.
For your convenience, here are some frequently asked questions from parents and our answers. If you have any other questions or concerns please feel free to contact us.
“IB” stands for “International Baccalaureate.” The IB Diploma Programme is typically taken in the 11th and 12th grades, and the diploma is internationally recognised as proof of excellence for university admissions.
Students can choose to earn either:
A Certificate by studying fewer than six IB subjects
A Diploma by completing the full IB Diploma Programme
Depending on the hemisphere the student lives in, exams are conducted in May or November.
But it’s more than an academic programme. IB focuses on the development of the whole person and aims to create knowledgeable and caring people who strive to create a better world through their intercultural understanding and respect.
“IB” stands for “International Baccalaureate.” The IB Diploma Programme is typically taken in the 11th and 12th grades, and the diploma is internationally recognised as proof of excellence for university admissions.
Students can choose to earn either:
A Certificate by studying fewer than six IB subjects
A Diploma by completing the full IB Diploma Programme
Depending on the hemisphere the student lives in, exams are conducted in May or November.
But it’s more than an academic programme. IB focuses on the development of the whole person and aims to create knowledgeable and caring people who strive to create a better world through their intercultural understanding and respect.
Both IB and A-levels are well-respected academic qualifications, and it’s more a question of personal preference.
With A-levels, your child will have the freedom to pick whichever subjects he or she likes without adhering to specific categories (e.g. 3 or 4 science subjects and no arts subjects at all) and there may be no coursework at all.
With IB, your child will have to study a fixed number of subjects in each category (Studies in Language and Literature, Language Acquisition, Individuals and Societies, Sciences, Mathematics, The Arts) along with compulsory core components that help shape them into a well-rounded student.
Both qualifications – IB and A-levels – are widely accepted and respected by universities around the world. Therefore, your child should choose the one that is more suitable for their abilities. Please feel free to contact us to discuss your concerns and needs!
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