IB in English
Lessons in English, with the terms, notation and exam format exactly as they appear in your Papers.
From your international school or anywhere in Spain, in English or Spanish. With a teacher who has taught IB Mathematics analysis and approaches HL at an international school.
Lessons in English, with the terms, notation and exam format exactly as they appear in your Papers.
If your international school teaches IB Maths in Spanish, lessons are in Spanish too, with the same criteria and Papers.
Taking the Diploma at a school anywhere in Spain? We work with the terminology your school uses, in Spanish or in English.
The more theoretical course: algebra, functions, calculus and proof. At HL, also complex numbers, induction, differential equations and Paper 3.
The applied course: modelling, statistics, probability and the graphic calculator. At HL, also graph theory, matrices, statistical inference and Paper 3.
We solve exercises live, step by step, just like on a classroom board.
A camera focused on the exercise, to follow and correct your method, not just the answer.
All materials shared in real time: exercises, summaries and past-paper practice.
Between lessons you message Álvaro directly, with no middlemen.
Spanish time (Madrid). Lessons are booked within these hours.
I teach at Universidad Europea de Valencia, on the Mathematics, Physics and Data Science degrees. Before that, I taught IB Mathematics analysis and approaches HL at an international school in Valencia.
BSc in Mathematics (University of Valencia) · MSc in Artificial Intelligence (UPM)
Both. If your school teaches the IB in English, we work with the English terms and exam format; if it teaches it in Spanish, with the official Spanish terminology.
It depends on the course, the level and how many lessons you need. I’ll tell you in the free consultation or on WhatsApp, with no commitment.
A computer or tablet with a camera and a good connection. I bring the digital whiteboard and the materials.
Yes, from choosing the topic to the final review against criteria A–E. It is 20% of the grade and where most students get stuck.
Yes, as long as the schedule works for you. The schedule section shows it converted to your local time.