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IB Physics Tuition in Singapore

IB Physics tuition in Singapore prepares SL and HL students at IB Diploma schools — UWCSEA, ACS (Independent), SJI International, HCIS and others — for the IBO Physics course first examined in May 2025. A tutor coaches the five themes (Space, time and motion through Nuclear and quantum physics), drills Paper 1A, Paper 1B and Paper 2 to the mark scheme, and guides the Scientific Investigation that is worth 20% of the final 1–7 grade.

Last updated June 2026

IB Physics Tuition in Singapore

IB Physics, decoded for DP families

What the IB Physics course really asks of a student

IB Physics tuition in Singapore coaches students through the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme Physics course — a Group 4 science offered at Standard Level (150 teaching hours) and Higher Level (240 hours). The 2025 syllabus, first examined in May 2025, organises 24 topics into five themes (A to E), drops the old Paper 3 and Options entirely, and assesses students through Paper 1A multiple choice, Paper 1B data analysis, the Paper 2 extended-response paper and a student-designed Scientific Investigation. Coaching builds conceptual depth alongside data-handling, command-term answering and the internal assessment, all reported on the IB 1–7 scale.

  • 01IB Diploma Programme Physics, SL (150 hrs) and HL (240 hrs)
  • 022025 syllabus: five themes A–E, no more Paper 3 or Options
  • 03Theme A Space, time and motion; Theme B particulate matter; Theme C waves
  • 04Theme D Fields; Theme E nuclear and quantum physics (HL depth within each)
  • 05Paper 1A multiple choice, Paper 1B data, Paper 2 extended response
  • 06Scientific Investigation (IA) worth 20%, graded 1–7

2025 syllabus coverage

Five themes, two papers and one investigation we coach

Every part of the 2025 IB Physics course, SL and HL

Themes A–C: Motion, Matter & Waves

The first half of the IB Physics themes

Kinematics, forces and momentum, energy and gravitation (Theme A); thermal energy, gas laws and electric circuits (Theme B); simple harmonic motion, the wave model, standing waves and the Doppler effect (Theme C)

Themes D–E: Fields & Modern Physics

Fields and 20th-century physics, with HL depth

Gravitational, electric and magnetic fields, motion in fields and electromagnetic induction at HL (Theme D); atomic structure, radioactive decay, fission, fusion and quantum physics (Theme E); HL extension woven through both

Assessment: Papers & the Scientific Investigation

Exam technique and the internal assessment

Paper 1A multiple choice and Paper 1B data analysis; Paper 2 short and extended response; command terms and graph linearisation; the Scientific Investigation from research question to evaluation under the four IA criteria

From IGCSE to the IB exam and university

Where IB Physics tuition fits in the Singapore pathway

Mapped to the IB Diploma route and university entry

  1. 1

    IGCSE / O-Level / IP foundation

    IGCSE Physics, O-Level Physics or the lower-secondary IP science years provide the base the IB Diploma builds on with greater conceptual and mathematical depth.

  2. 2

    IB DP Year 1

    Foundations across Themes A to C — motion, matter and waves — alongside the start of the Scientific Investigation, the stage IB Physics tuition uses to set habits early.

  3. 3

    IB DP Year 2

    Fields and modern physics (Themes D and E), HL extension depth, completion of the IA and timed Paper 1 and Paper 2 practice toward the mock and final exams.

  4. 4

    IB examination (May or November)

    Paper 1A, Paper 1B and Paper 2 sat in the school's session, plus the moderated Scientific Investigation, reported on the 1–7 scale toward the /45 Diploma.

  5. 5

    University

    A strong HL Physics grade supports engineering and science entry at NUS, NTU and SUTD, and the globally portable IB Diploma opens UCAS and overseas applications.

Before you commit

What IB physics families ask us first

The 2025 syllabus is a real break from the old course

The current IB Physics course, first examined in May 2025, replaced eight topics plus Options with five themes (A–E) and removed Paper 3 entirely. Older notes built around Astrophysics or Engineering Physics options no longer apply, so IB Physics tuition needs to be aligned to the 2025 guide rather than recycled past-syllabus material.

The Scientific Investigation is 20% — and easy to leave too late

The Internal Assessment is a single student-designed investigation graded on four equal criteria — Research design, Data analysis, Conclusion and Evaluation — totalling 24 marks within a 3,000-word limit. It is worth a fifth of the IB Physics grade, yet students routinely rush it. Starting the research question and method early is the most controllable mark in the course.

Command terms decide how much to write

IB rewards answers matched to the command term: 'state' wants one line, 'explain' wants a reasoned chain, 'determine' wants working to a numerical answer. Most lost Paper 2 marks come from misreading the command term, not from missing physics, so we drill this from the first lesson.

SL or HL is a course-entry decision, not just difficulty

HL Physics studies extra depth inside the same five themes and runs to 240 hours against SL's 150. Engineering and physical-science courses at NUS, NTU and overseas typically expect HL Physics, so the SL/HL choice is best made against the intended degree rather than on workload alone.

SL vs HL decision

SL versus HL IB Physics: choosing the right level

Where IB Physics tuition fits across the two levels of the same course

LevelDepth & hoursBest suited toUniversity signal
Standard Level (SL)Core of the five themes, 150 teaching hoursStudents whose degree path is not physics-led but who need a Group 4 scienceMeets a general science requirement; rarely the STEM prerequisite
Higher Level (HL)Extra depth within all five themes, 240 teaching hoursStudents targeting engineering, the physical sciences or medicineExpected for engineering and physical-science courses at NUS, NTU and overseas

Who we coach

The IB students this physics coaching is built for

Matched to the level, the school's session and the specific gap

SL students needing a confident pass

Taking Physics as one of three Standard Level subjects and wanting the core themes and the IA handled well without it dominating the timetable.

  • Core theme understanding
  • Scientific Investigation support
  • Balancing six IB subjects

HL students targeting STEM degrees

Needing full HL depth across all five themes, multi-topic Paper 2 synthesis and a strong grade for competitive engineering or science entry.

  • HL extension depth
  • Paper 2 cross-theme questions
  • Securing a 6 or 7

IP-to-IB and transferring students

Moving into the IB Diploma from an Integrated Programme, O-Level or another curriculum, and adjusting to command terms, the IA and the 1–7 scale.

  • Adjusting from O-Level/IP style
  • Command-term answering
  • Understanding the 1–7 scale

Students weak on data and the IA

Comfortable with theory but losing marks on Paper 1B data analysis and the Scientific Investigation's design and evaluation.

  • Graph linearisation and uncertainty
  • Research design and evaluation
  • Conclusion writing to the IA criteria

Paper anatomy

How the IB Physics assessment is built

The three components behind the 1–7 grade.

01

The IB Physics components, by marks and weighting

Under the 2025 syllabus, IB Physics is assessed across external papers worth 80% and the internal Scientific Investigation worth 20%. There is no longer a Paper 3 or any Options.

ComponentWhat it coversMarks / weightTime
Paper 1A (Multiple Choice)Compulsory multiple-choice questions across all five themes. SL 30 questions, HL 40 questions.part of Paper 1 (36%)SL within 1 h 30, HL within 2 h
Paper 1B (Data Analysis)Data-based and experimental-skills questions rewarding graph literacy and quantitative reasoning. SL 25 marks, HL 35 marks.part of Paper 1 (36%)SL within 1 h 30, HL within 2 h
Paper 2 (Extended Response)Short and extended-response questions that blend topics across themes. SL 50 marks, HL 90 marks.44%SL 1 h 30, HL 2 h 30
Scientific Investigation (IA)A single student-designed investigation marked on Research design, Data analysis, Conclusion and Evaluation. Maximum 3,000 words.20%~10 hours coursework
02

The five themes examiners draw from

The 2025 IB Physics guide organises 24 topics into five themes studied at both SL and HL; HL students cover additional depth within the same themes rather than separate options. IB Physics tuition sequences them so early ideas underpin the later abstraction.

IB DP Physics (2025)

A — Space, time and motion

Kinematics, forces and momentum, work, energy and power, rigid-body mechanics and gravitation; HL adds relativity and further rotational motion.

B — The particulate nature of matter

Thermal energy transfers, the greenhouse effect, gas laws and kinetic theory, current and circuits; HL adds thermodynamics and entropy.

C — Wave behaviour

Simple harmonic motion, the wave model, wave phenomena, standing waves and resonance, and the Doppler effect; HL extends diffraction and interference.

D — Fields

Gravitational fields and potential, electric and magnetic fields, and motion within them; HL adds electromagnetic induction.

E — Nuclear and quantum physics

Atomic structure, radioactive decay, fission, fusion and stellar processes; HL adds quantum physics with the photoelectric effect and de Broglie wavelength.

Where the grade is won

Turning IB Physics work into a 1–7 grade

How marks become a grade and the slips that cost them.

01

How IB Physics maps to the 1–7 scale and the /45 Diploma

Each IB subject is reported on a 1–7 scale. Six subjects give a maximum of 42, and up to 3 bonus points come from the Theory of Knowledge and Extended Essay matrix, for a Diploma out of 45 (24 needed to pass). A grade-7 Physics is one of the six subjects anchoring that total.

  1. 7

    Highest grade

    Top band; the target for competitive engineering, physical-science and medicine entry at NUS, NTU and overseas.

  2. 6

    Excellent

    Strong command of all five themes and the IA; keeps most STEM courses comfortably in reach.

  3. 5

    Good

    Solid across themes and papers; broad eligibility, tighter for the most selective faculties.

  4. 4

    Satisfactory

    A pass that usually flags one or two themes, or the IA, needing rebuild before relying on Physics for entry.

  5. 3

    Mediocre

    Conceptual foundations or data-analysis technique typically need attention before drilling papers.

  6. 2

    Poor

    Core understanding across several themes needs rebuilding from first principles.

  7. 1

    Very poor

    Foundational support across the course is the priority over past-paper practice.

02

Where IB Physics marks are usually lost

Most dropped IB Physics marks come from predictable habits around command terms, data and the IA — fixable with a drilled routine even when the physics is understood.

Answering an 'explain' question with a bare statement, or over-writing a 'state' question.

Match the answer length and depth to the command term — a reasoned chain for 'explain', one line for 'state' — so effort lands where the marks are.

Leaving the Scientific Investigation until late and rushing the research design.

Lock a focused research question and method early; the Research design and Evaluation criteria reward a clear variable plan more than a dramatic result.

Reporting data without uncertainties or to inconsistent significant figures.

Carry uncertainties through the analysis and match significant figures to the least precise measurement, especially in Paper 1B and the IA.

Plotting raw variables that curve instead of linearising for data-based questions.

Rearrange the relationship into y = mx + c first, so the gradient and intercept carry the physics the question asks for.

Inside a lesson

The signature IB Physics answering method

How an IB Physics tuition lesson works an extended-response question.

01

The five-move IB extended-response routine

Most IB Physics extended-response marks follow a repeatable routine built around the command term, which tutors drill until it is automatic under timed conditions.

Decode, name, set up, execute, evaluate
  1. 1

    Decode the command term

    Read whether the question says state, describe, explain, determine or deduce — this fixes how much working and reasoning the examiner expects.

  2. 2

    Name the physics

    State the principle or law being tested — conservation of energy, a field relationship, decay — before reaching for numbers.

  3. 3

    Set up symbolically

    Write the governing equation, define each symbol and its sign convention, and rearrange before substituting anything.

  4. 4

    Execute in SI with units

    Substitute consistent SI quantities, carry units through every line, and quote to significant figures matched to the data, with uncertainty where asked.

  5. 5

    Evaluate the result

    Sanity-check the magnitude and, where the command term invites it, comment on assumptions or limitations in line with the IB's Nature of Science.

02

A real IB gravitation question, worked the structured way

The problem

A satellite of mass 720 kg moves in a circular orbit of radius 7.0 x 10^6 m around the Earth. Taking G = 6.67 x 10^-11 N m^2 kg^-2 and the mass of the Earth as 5.97 x 10^24 kg, determine (a) the orbital speed of the satellite and (b) the period of the orbit.

Worked solution

  1. 1Decode and name the physics: 'determine' wants working to a number; the gravitational force provides the centripetal force, so GMm/r^2 = mv^2/r.
  2. 2Set up symbolically: the satellite mass m cancels, leaving v = sqrt(GM/r). Note immediately that the orbital speed does not depend on the satellite's mass.
  3. 3Execute (a): v = sqrt((6.67 x 10^-11 x 5.97 x 10^24) / (7.0 x 10^6)) = sqrt(5.69 x 10^7) = 7.5 x 10^3 m/s.
  4. 4Set up (b): for a circular orbit the period is T = 2(pi)r / v.
  5. 5Execute (b): T = (2 x pi x 7.0 x 10^6) / (7.5 x 10^3) = 4.40 x 10^7 / 7.5 x 10^3 = 5.8 x 10^3 s, about 97 minutes.
  6. 6Evaluate: a low-Earth-orbit period of roughly 90–100 minutes is physically sensible, which confirms the working.

Answer: v = 7.5 x 10^3 m/s; T = 5.8 x 10^3 s (about 97 minutes)

The decisive IB move is the symbolic step: setting GMm/r^2 = mv^2/r and seeing the satellite mass cancel shows the orbital speed depends only on M and r. Linking gravitation (Theme A) with circular motion is exactly the cross-theme synthesis Paper 2 rewards, and quoting both answers to two significant figures with units protects the easy marks.

The 20% most under-coached

Mastering the Scientific Investigation

How the IB Physics internal assessment is actually marked.

01

What a top-band Scientific Investigation looks like, criterion by criterion

The IB Physics IA is one student-designed investigation marked on four equally weighted criteria of 6 marks each. This is the standard our coaching drills each student toward, from a developing draft to the top-band response.

CriterionDeveloping draftTop-band (5–6 / 6)
Research designVague question with undefined or uncontrolled variables.Focused research question with clearly identified, controlled variables and a justified, reproducible method.
Data analysisRaw data tabled with no uncertainties or processing.Processed data with propagated uncertainties, appropriate graphs and correct significant figures.
ConclusionStates a result without linking it to the physics or the data.Draws a conclusion justified by the data and compared against accepted physics with sources.
EvaluationLists generic 'human error' weaknesses.Evaluates specific methodological limitations and proposes realistic, targeted improvements.
02

The toolkit an IB Physics student needs at the desk and in the lab

Beyond content, IB Physics rewards fluency with a small set of tools across the papers and the IA. We make sure each is second nature before the mocks.

The IB Physics data booklet

Knowing which constants and equations are provided in the data booklet — and which must be recalled — saves time and avoids memorising what the booklet already gives in every paper.

Graph linearisation

Rearranging a relationship into y = mx + c turns curved data into a straight line whose gradient and intercept carry the physics, central to Paper 1B data questions and the IA.

Uncertainty propagation

Combining fractional uncertainties for products and quotients, and absolute uncertainties for sums and differences, protects the data marks in Paper 1B and the IA's Data analysis criterion.

The command-term glossary

The IB's command terms define how much each answer needs; knowing state, explain, determine and deduce stops students under- or over-writing Paper 2 responses.

Spreadsheet and graphing software

Processing IA data with a spreadsheet or logging software lets a student fit lines, propagate uncertainties and present graphs to the standard the Data analysis criterion expects.

Why it matters here

IB Physics and the Singapore school landscape

01

How IB Physics sits within Singapore's schools and universities

The IB Diploma is offered at around 26 schools in Singapore — the local context that shapes how IB Physics tuition is planned around each school's session and pathway.

Singapore's IB schools

UWCSEA (Dover and East), ACS (Independent), St Joseph's Institution, the School of the Arts, ACS (International), Hwa Chong International and SJI International all run the IB Diploma; Singapore's average score of about 38 sits well above the global average near 29.

May and November sessions

Most Singapore IB schools follow a January–December calendar and sit the November session with results in January, while some sit in May, so IB Physics tuition is paced to the school's specific exam timeline.

The IP-to-IB route

Schools such as ACS (Independent) and SJI run a six-year Integrated Programme that ends in the IB Diploma rather than the A-Level, so many IB Physics students arrive without sitting the O-Level.

University entry, here and abroad

NUS and NTU accept the IB Diploma — English must be a subject and Singaporeans need a Mother Tongue pass — while the globally portable Diploma also supports UCAS and overseas applications, where HL Physics is the subject that signals STEM readiness.

Why Eduprime

Why IB families choose Eduprime for Physics

What separates a real IB Diploma physics specialist from generic tuition

IB Physics specialists on the 2025 syllabus

Tutors who coach the current IB Physics course — five themes, Paper 1A/1B and the Scientific Investigation — with 2025-aligned materials, not a recycled past-syllabus workbook with Options.

Diagnostic before we teach

A free first-session diagnostic pinpoints whether marks are lost to conceptual depth, the maths, data analysis or command-term answering, so coaching targets the real gap.

Command-term answering coached directly

We drill the decode-name-set-up-execute-evaluate routine the IB mark scheme rewards, because matching answers to the command term quietly wins more Paper 2 marks than extra content does.

Scientific Investigation support built in

The IA is 20% of the grade; we guide research design, data analysis and evaluation against the four criteria while keeping the work the student's own.

Progress you can see

Termly progress notes, theme-mastery tracking and timed-paper results keep parents and students informed between lessons.

Fair pay keeps good tutors

Tutors are paid fairly and on time, so the strong IB physics ones stay with a student through to the final session instead of churning mid-DP.

Lesson formats

Three ways to work through IB Physics with us

Choose the format that fits the DP level and the schedule

1-to-1 home tuition

An IB physics specialist comes to you for fully personalised coaching paced to the student's school lessons and IA deadlines.

S$70-130 / hr90-120 min
  • Fully personalised pace
  • Targets the weakest themes and the IA
  • Best for significant conceptual gaps
  • Close supervision of command-term answers

1-to-1 online

Live one-to-one over a shared whiteboard with screen-shared data and graphs, recorded for revision.

S$60-120 / hr90 min
  • Flexible timing around the DP timetable
  • Recorded working to review before exams
  • IA data and graphs screen-shared live
  • No travel time

Small group (2-4)

A small, level-matched IB group sharing cost with peer discussion of extended-response questions.

S$40-75 / hr120 min
  • Lower cost per student
  • Peer discussion of Paper 2 questions
  • Level-matched SL or HL grouping
  • Structured timed-paper drills

Fees

What an IB Physics tutor costs per hour

Transparent, market-rate packages — confirmed after a free diagnostic

Trial

Try an IB physics specialist before committing

S$280-520

4 sessions · ~S$70-130 / session

  • Free concept and skills diagnostic
  • Theme-gap report across the five themes
  • IA and coverage plan to the mocks
  • First progress note

Regular

Weekly coaching across DP Year 1 and Year 2

S$70-130 / hr

Monthly sessions · billed monthly

  • Weekly 1-to-1 or small group
  • Termly progress notes
  • Paced to school lessons and IA deadlines
  • Command-term and data-analysis drilling

Exam Intensive

Pre-mock and pre-session push

S$90-160 / hr

Flexible sessions · by tutor seniority

  • Timed Paper 1 and Paper 2 to IB standard
  • Scientific Investigation clinics
  • Theme synthesis for Paper 2
  • Mock-gap closing before May or November

Free tutor re-match if the fit isn't right after the first lesson.

Figures are typical Singapore market rates for IB Diploma Physics tuition and are indicative only; your exact rate depends on the level (SL or HL), tutor seniority, format and location, and is confirmed after a free diagnostic. GST applies where relevant.

Accountability

See the IB Physics marks move, lesson by lesson

We keep students and parents informed between lessons, so progress stays visible and accountable

Termly progress notes

What was covered, what improved and the next focus — in plain language for students and parents.

Theme-mastery tracking

Where the student sits across the five themes (A–E) and which topics are moving the grade.

Timed-paper log

Paper 1 and Paper 2 mock scores over time, marked to the IB standard.

IA milestone checklist

Where the Scientific Investigation stands across research design, data analysis, conclusion and evaluation.

Our tutors

The physicists who turn IB theory into a clean script

IB physics specialists matched to the level and the student's learning style

  • Strong IB Physics subject mastery on the 2025 syllabus
  • Experience teaching SL and HL at IB Diploma schools (where available)
  • Track record coaching DP Year 1–2 to the IB exam
  • Trained in IB command-term answering and the Scientific Investigation criteria
  • Cleared Eduprime screening and an IB Physics assessment
A

Dr Aaron T.

10+ years

Ph.D Physics; IB DP examiner experience (where available)

HL fields and modern physics, Paper 2 synthesis

Most HL students lose marks framing the answer, not knowing the physics. Drill the command term and the reasoning structure, and the grade follows.

H

Ms Hui Ling

8 years

B.Sc Physics (NUS), PGCE; ex-international-school IB teacher

The Scientific Investigation, data analysis and the SL course

The IA is 20% and the most coachable part of the course. A focused research question early is worth more than a dramatic result late.

I

Mr Imran S.

7 years

B.Eng (NTU); IB and IGCSE physics specialist

IGCSE/IP-to-IB transition, Theme A–C foundations

Students arriving from O-Level or IP can handle the maths — what they need is the IB way of structuring an explanation.

What families say

IB families on the physics confidence their child built

Representative experiences from students and parents we've worked with

My daughter did well at IGCSE but HL Physics in DP Year 1 felt like a wall. The tutor rebuilt the fields and mechanics properly, and by the mocks her Paper 2 answers finally read like IB answers.

Mrs Tan W.

Parent of HL student · Bukit Timah · 1-to-1 home

The Scientific Investigation was the part I was most worried about. We worked on the research question and the uncertainty analysis together, and it ended up being my strongest single piece.

Rachel

SL student · Pasir Ris · 1-to-1 online

My son kept writing too much for 'state' questions and too little for 'explain'. The command-term coaching changed how he read the whole paper. His marks steadied by the mock.

Mr R. Kumar

Parent of HL student · Tampines · 1-to-1 home

We came in from the IP track without ever doing O-Level, so the IB style was new. The tutor was patient with the data analysis and the linearisation, which used to lose me marks.

Wei Ming

HL student · Bishan · Small group

Honest about what was realistic — no big promises, just steady weekly work to the 2025 syllabus and clear feedback each term. My daughter moved from a 4 to a 6 over DP Year 2.

Mdm Siti R.

Parent of HL student · Woodlands · 1-to-1 online

Switched after a tutor kept rescheduling near the November session. The consistency and the timed-paper drilling to the IB mark scheme made the difference in the final stretch.

Mrs Goh L.

Parent of SL student · Sengkang · Small group

Student journeys

From stuck on extended response to a clean IB script

Representative paths from stuck to confident

Challenge

Strong at IGCSE but stalling in DP Year 1 on HL fields and command-term answers.

  1. Diagnostic traced the gap to answer framing while the maths was sound
  2. Rebuilt gravitational and electric-field reasoning across Year 1
  3. Drilled command-term answering to the IB mark scheme

Paper 2 answers became structured and the student's marks rose steadily into Year 2.

HL student · ~2 terms

Challenge

Comfortable with theory but losing marks on the Scientific Investigation and Paper 1B data.

  1. Focused research question and method locked early
  2. Linearisation and uncertainty propagation drilled to a routine
  3. Evaluation rewritten against the IA criteria

The IA became the student's strongest component and Paper 1B data marks followed.

SL student · ~1 term

Challenge

Moved into the IB from the IP track and inconsistent across the five themes.

  1. Themes A to C foundations rebuilt before the abstraction of D and E
  2. Timed specimen and past papers marked to IB standard
  3. Mock gaps closed theme by theme before the session

Theme consistency improved and the new IB structure stopped being a blind spot heading into exams.

HL student · ~2 terms

Getting started

From first call to your first IB Physics lesson

How starting IB Physics tuition with Eduprime works

  1. 1

    Free needs assessment

    We discuss the school, SL or HL level, exam session and which themes or the IA are costing marks.

    ~15 min
  2. 2

    Tutor matching

    An IB Physics specialist is matched to the level, school session and home or online preference.

    1-3 days
  3. 3

    Concept & skills diagnostic

    The first lesson checks whether the gap is conceptual depth, the maths, data analysis or command-term answering.

    Lesson 1
  4. 4

    Theme rebuilding

    Weak themes are rebuilt while keeping pace with school lessons and the IB internal deadlines.

    Ongoing
  5. 5

    IA & data-analysis coaching

    The Scientific Investigation is supported from research question to evaluation, with Paper 1B data and graph technique drilled alongside.

    Mid-course
  6. 6

    Mock & exam-session drilling

    Timed Paper 1 and Paper 2 practice marked to the IB standard, reviewed and adjusted each term toward the May or November session.

    Toward exams

Scope at a glance

What IB Physics tuition with Eduprime covers

Honest scope — no guaranteed grade, just structured coverage

SL & HL
both IB Physics levels
Themes A–E
full 2025 syllabus
1-to-1
or small group
Islandwide
home or online

Common questions

IB Physics, answered for Singapore families

Straight answers on the 2025 syllabus, the IA, and SL versus HL

Line me up with an IB Physics tutor

Start IB Physics Tuition in Singapore

Free IB Physics diagnostic and an SL or HL specialist matched to your school and session.

  • Free needs assessment
  • IB DP Physics specialists (SL & HL)
  • Home or online across Singapore

EduprimeSingapore's IB Diploma Physics specialists, aligned to the 2025 syllabus, its five themes and the Scientific Investigation.