I teach AP Calculus AB and BC to students from schools like ASD and GEMS. I’ve been a high-school maths teacher for 11 years and focus a lot on limits, related rates and FRQ practice. Most of my students aim for 4s and 5s, so we spend time on past College Board papers and cleaning up algebra that usually stops them getting full marks. I usually tutor online from West Bay in the evenings, with extra slots near mock and AP exam weeks.

Hey, I’m a biology tutor working mostly with AP students in Qatar who are juggling busy timetables and sport. I like slowing topics down, especially cell signalling, genetics and ecology, and then speeding back up with exam-style questions. I’ve helped students from ASD and VIS move from low Bs to solid As by planning weekly goals rather than cramming the week before the exam. Most lessons are on Zoom, with shared slides and live annotation so you can keep everything in one place.

I’m a chemistry teacher and have been running AP Chemistry classes since 2013. My sessions usually start with quick checks on stoichiometry and equilibrium, then we dig into the free-response questions where most marks are lost. I’m used to supporting lab write-ups online, so if you need help turning messy data into clear, AP-style conclusions, that’s where I’m strongest. Several of my recent students in Doha moved from 2s to 4s after a steady run of past-paper practice together.

As a physics lecturer turned school teacher, I support AP Physics 1 and 2 students across Qatar, mainly online in the evenings. I emphasise drawing clear diagrams and setting up equations before touching the calculator. Many of my students come in hating rotational motion and electricity, so we revisit the basics with small problem sets and then build up to full timed sections before exam day. I’m based in Doha and also meet a few students in person at libraries on weekends.

I tutor AP English Language for students at American-curriculum schools here. A lot of our time goes into practising rhetorical analysis essays and tightening paragraph structure. I like using recent opinion pieces rather than textbook extracts so that the prompts feel current, and I give quite detailed feedback on topic sentences and line-by-line clarity.

I teach AP English Literature online from Education City, working with students who enjoy reading but get stuck when turning ideas into essay plans. We spend a lot of time unpacking single passages, learning to pick out imagery, tone and structure before writing anything. Recent sessions have focused on Shakespeare, modern poetry and short stories that commonly appear in AP style exams. A lot of my students are in Doha and Lusail, so I keep flexible evening slots during term time.

I’m a Doha-based tutor covering both AP Calculus and AP Physics for students who prefer one person handling the whole STEM side. My background is in mechanical engineering, so I like connecting derivatives and integrals to motion, energy and simple modelling problems. A typical week mixes problem-solving sessions, short concept recaps, and WhatsApp check-ins when homework questions get confusing. Most of my teaching is online now, which suits busy AP timetables here.

I’m currently teaching AP Biology and AP Chemistry at an American school in Qatar and tutor in the afternoons. My classes are quite structured: we start with a short quiz, review only the questions that caused trouble, then switch to targeted exam practice. Enzyme kinetics, titration curves and experimental design are the units I’m most often asked to reteach before May exams. I mainly work with students from Doha and Al Khor who prefer regular, short sessions rather than long cramming days.

I’m an AP English teacher with experience in both Language and Literature. Most of my students come from GAAQ or schools following similar US-style curricula. I’m quite direct with marking: I annotate essays heavily, then we rewrite key paragraphs together. Recently I’ve been helping several students refine their argument essays alongside their Common App personal statements. I tutor online only at the moment, which makes it easy to fit sessions around school activities.

As a younger tutor who finished APs not too long ago, I specialise in supporting first-time AP students in Qatar with study routines. I mainly work in calculus and the sciences, helping students break units into weekly plans so they don’t fall behind when mock exams arrive. Sessions are practical and screen-share based, using question banks rather than long lectures or slide decks. Most of my students are in Doha, but I also work with a few in Al Rayyan entirely online.