If you’ve recently faced challenges with your IB Diploma, it’s important to understand your next steps and options.

We’re here to simplify this process by walking you through immediate actions, exploring retake opportunities, and helping you avoid future pitfalls.

Let’s dive into how you can take control of your IB journey and set yourself up for success.

Do you want to go to university in the UK after the IB program?

If your answer is yes, then you'll more than likely be using UCAS to apply to your dream universities, which is why we created this step-by-step guide to UCAS admissions, tailored specifically to IB students.

Read more to avoid making any stupid mistakes that could cost you your place in your dream university.

If you're an IB student planning to apply to universities in the UK, you’ll need to understand how your IB scores translate into UCAS points.

We want to simplify this process for you, by breaking down how IB scores are converted into UCAS points.

So, let’s get straight into how you can turn your IB achievements into UCAS points, and set yourself up for a successful application.

Your personal statement is one of the crucial parts of any UCAS application.

Getting it right can vastly increase your chances of getting into your desired university, while getting it wrong may disqualify you from the race immediately.

Read this guide to turn your statement into an unfair advantage in your race to the university of your dreams.

Want to know how to write a winning personal statement for US or Canadian colleges?

Read this blog to find a full guide to doing so and boost your chances of getting into the school of your dreams.

Heading into your final year of the IB can feel daunting. The workload is intense, the expectations are high, and your future prospects feel like they hang in the balance.

It’s a time when every bit of preparation can make a significant difference in your performance.

This is where Mid-IB Summer Courses step in. But are they really beneficial?

As we wrap up the IB final exams, there’s a burning insecurity that lingers in the minds of many students:

“What If I don’t get my predicted IB score?” Or worse… “What if I fail my IB exams?”

Check out this article to find the answers to these burning questions.

If you’re an IB student, you could not have missed the recent news about IB exams being leaked.

Is it true then? Have the 2024 IB final exams actually been leaked?

In this article we cover what we think about this, and how you should approach this situation.

Do IB predicted scores influence your final scores?

Strictly speaking, No.

But, are they just as (or more) important?

Definitely Yes.

Learn all about the IB predicted grades here.

If you feel like your life is falling apart approaching the exams, you probably are doing at least one of these things wrong...

In this blog we'll cover some simple but essential, often-forgotten things that if done well, will greatly improve your life, and if done wrong, will devastate it.

CAS in IB is all about getting you out of your comfort zone and into the world. It's about trying new things, helping others, and growing as a person. You'll get creative, active, and give back through service, building skills like teamwork and problem-solving along the way. It's not just another school requirement; it's a chance to discover who you are and what you care about, making your IB journey more than just grades and exams.

Whether you’re a top student looking to iron out the kinks in order to secure that 7, or you’re afraid you might fail and just want to know how to bump up your scores by a few points, we’ve got you covered.

And even if you’re a teacher, learning these tips and giving them to your students will be a great help in their preparation for the IB exams.

You want to come to the IB prepared, but don’t know the best way to do it? You are in the perfect place. Read our blog to learn the best way to prepare for IB, and get the advice we wish someone gave us before starting our IB journey.