Internal Assessment
Marked at school, moderated by the IB.
Individual work assessed against subject-specific criteria. The right topic and a sharp research question are half the job.
IA · EE · TOK
The IB’s three toughest components, one roadmap.
IA, EE and TOK feed directly into your IB Diploma result, and they are shaped over months, not in the exam hall. We plan that process through an examiner’s eyes.
Extended Essay
Up to 4,000 words, externally assessed.
Independent research on a topic the student chooses. Structure, use of sources and depth of analysis make the difference.
Theory of Knowledge
Exhibition + an essay of up to 1,600 words.
The course that questions how knowledge is made. The essay responds to one of the titles prescribed by the IB.
Process
We work through it in four stages
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Topic & research question
We find a manageable topic that fits your interests and the criteria, and a sharp question to go with it.
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Methodology & plan
We build the data, sources and method plan step by step around your deadlines.
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Examiner-eye draft review
We read your draft against the official criteria and show you exactly where marks are lost.
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Final check
Before submission we go over structure, references and word count together one last time.
The work stays yours.
We don’t write it for you. We ask questions, guide and give criteria-based feedback. That is the way that respects IB academic integrity rules and actually teaches.
Where is your draft right now?
Whether you’re still hunting for a topic or a week from the deadline, let’s plan your next step together.