IB Chemistry Group Classes
Bonding through organic mechanisms, with the quantitative work practised weekly rather than crammed.
2 hours of live class every week for 36 teaching weeks, in a cohort of no more than 6. SL and HL run as separate groups.
What the year covers in Chemistry
The cohort follows a published roadmap, so you can see in September what will be taught in March. Depth differs between SL and HL; the sequence does not.
- 01Atomic structure, bonding and periodicity
- 02Stoichiometry, energetics and gas laws
- 03Kinetics, equilibrium, acids/bases and buffers
- 04Redox, electrochemistry and organic chemistry
- 05Paper technique: multiple choice, structured response, data-based questions
Why a group works for Chemistry
Chemistry punishes gaps that compound. A fixed weekly slot catches a shaky mole calculation in October rather than in April.
If it turns out the group is not the right fit — because the gap is bigger than a weekly class can close, or the pace is wrong — we will say so and move the student to one-to-one. That is a conversation, not a cancellation.
- 2 hours of live class every week, 18 weeks a semester
- A maximum of 6 students, taught by an IB-experienced tutor
- A published topic roadmap for the full year, so nothing is improvised
- Weekly homework and worked solutions
- Class recordings, for catching up and revising
When it runs
Saturdays, 10:00 UK — our first global slot.
- United Kingdom
- 10:00
- UAE
- 13:00
- India
- 14:30
- Singapore & Hong Kong
- 17:00
- Philippines
- 17:00
- Sydney
- 19:00
Semester 1: September to December · Semester 2: January to May
What it costs
- Per month
- $495
- One semester · 36h
- $1980
- Full year · 72h
- $3960
- Works out at
- $55/hour
8 instalments, 4 per semester, none in January. $30 registration fee. You commit a semester at a time.
Ready to look at Chemistry?
Tell us the level and your timezone and a client manager will tell you honestly whether the group or one-to-one is the better fit — and when the next Chemistry cohort opens. A new group starts once 3 students match.