IBDP & IBCP
Learning that goes further.
Career Launcher UAE offers IB tutoring for the IBDP and IBCP in Dubai and Sharjah, from centres in Bur Dubai, Al Nahda 2 and Al Qasimia, and online.
Focused subject support for students following the IB Diploma Programme or IB Career-related Programme.
Build understanding.
Put it into practice.
- SL and HL concept development
- Subject-specific problem solving
- Exam practice and workload planning
Your IB pathway, subject combination, level and school timeline shape the support. We help you reason through unfamiliar problems, identify knowledge gaps and plan consistent revision. All assessed work must remain your own; tutoring supports understanding and academic integrity.
IBDP & IBCP support in Dubai and Sharjah.
Career Launcher UAE has three centres. Contact whichever is closest and the team will confirm where and how IBDP & IBCP support is offered.
Guides on IBDP & IBCP.
IBDP & IBCP: questions
families ask.
Do you tutor IB Maths AA and AI, at SL and HL?
Yes. Analysis and Approaches and Applications and Interpretation are different courses, so the tutor works to the one the student takes, at its level. If the choice is still open, our comparison sets out what each course demands.
IB Maths AA or AICan a tutor help with the IA, the Extended Essay or TOK?
A tutor can help a student understand the subject, plan their time and see what the assessment criteria ask for. The work itself must be the student’s own, as the IB’s academic integrity rules require, so tutors never write or edit assessed work.
The IB core, explainedWhich IB subjects do you support?
Mathematics AA and AI, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, Business Studies, ESS, Sports Science and English, at SL and HL. IBCP students get the same support in the Diploma courses they take.
How do predicted grades affect university applications?
Universities make offers on predicted grades, which teachers set months before the final exams. Steady work through Year 12 and strong internal assessments are what move them.
Predicted grades, explained