I work mainly with students taking AP Calculus AB and BC from ESF and international schools in Hong Kong. I like focusing on tricky topics like related rates, optimisation and series, and we do a lot of timed FRQs together. I’ve been tutoring for 6 years alongside my Mathematics degree and now teach full-time online in the evenings and weekends. Recent students have gone from scraping passes to solid 4s and 5s after a term of regular, focused practice.

I’m a physics teacher and support students with AP Physics 1, 2 and C as well as a bit of Calculus AB. My lessons usually revolve around past papers, especially for mechanics and circuits, and setting up problems systematically. I’ve taught in Hong Kong for over 12 years and still enjoy lab demos and messy whiteboards more than slides. Outside school I coach a small group for AP exam prep each spring, so I’m very familiar with the College Board style of questions.

Originally from Toronto but now based in Hong Kong, I tutor AP Biology online for students across Asia. A lot of my work is helping Year 11–12 students structure their notes and practise data-based questions on topics like genetics, ecology and cell communication. I’ve been teaching biology since 2015 and I also advise students on pacing for the May AP exams. Parents often come to me when school feels rushed, and we slow things down so diagrams and pathways finally stick.

Hi! I’m a chemistry tutor with AP Chemistry students who feel lost once equilibrium and electrochemistry arrive. I like to split sessions between quick concept checks and longer multi-step problems, often using past free-response questions. Most of my students come from ESF and Canadian international schools and I’m happy to meet online or in quiet cafés. I also help students tidy lab reports and practise writing clear explanations for the free-response section.

I grew up in Hong Kong and studied English in the UK before coming back to tutor. These days I focus almost entirely on AP English Language, especially rhetorical analysis essays and synthesis questions. I tend to set short weekly writing tasks and give detailed feedback rather than heavy homework. Several of my former students now study in the US and still send me drafts when they hit tougher first-year writing assignments.

I’m an English Literature specialist working with AP Lit students who enjoy reading but struggle to turn ideas into essay plans. We spend a lot of time annotating poems, building argument outlines and drilling thesis statements that actually answer the prompt. I’ve run small online reading groups for modern drama and nineteenth-century novels too. I’m used to busy students juggling several APs, so we keep sessions focused and practical.

I’m a final-year engineering student at HKUST and tutor AP Calculus AB/BC in the evenings. I usually work with students from local EMI schools who are taking APs on top of the DSE. Sessions are quite informal: we screen-share, go through their problem sets and then I add extra exam-style questions where they’re weakest, especially for integration techniques and series. Because I sat AP exams myself not long ago, I remember how the tests feel and can suggest realistic strategies.

After teaching science in an international school in Tseung Kwan O, I moved into full-time tutoring and now focus on AP Biology and AP Chemistry. Many of my students are balancing multiple APs, so I’m used to planning revision schedules around SATs and school exams. I particularly enjoy teaching biochemistry and reaction kinetics and often set mixed-topic quizzes to keep things fresh. Families sometimes ask me to coordinate with school teachers before mocks so revision topics line up.

I’m a long-time physics teacher who has taught in both local and international schools in Hong Kong. These days I mostly tutor AP Physics C and a little AP Physics 1 for students heading towards engineering or computer science. I like working through derivations from first principles so the formulas actually make sense, and I’m very used to last-minute pre-exam crash courses. A number of my students move abroad, so online lessons mean we can keep working even if their family relocates.

Hey, I’m an English tutor in Mong Kok who divides time between AP English Language and AP English Literature. A lot of my students message drafts between lessons, so feedback is a big part of how I work. I’m especially keen on close reading for prose fiction and on tidying up syntax in argumentative essays. Online lessons are my default but I do occasional coffee-shop sessions for students who prefer working on paper.