IB Extended Essay help
The whole Extended Essay, shown once — properly — through one real 32/34 essay. So you get the A without spending your Diploma on it.
Start lesson 1 →The first five guides are open. No account, no card.
The problem with Extended Essay help online
You can probably guess your way into the EE and get an A. That’s what I did. But in the process I wasted hours I could have invested in my IAs and papers.
Let us help with not only acing the EE, but making sure you’re not spending more time than you need to — time you could be using to study for your other papers.
How many hours have you already lost?
Be honest. Count only the time that produced nothing you kept.
Now put that number next to your IAs, your papers, and the mocks you haven’t started.
That’s what this is for. Not getting you an A you could probably scrape anyway. Getting you there without spending your Diploma on it.
What you get free, that tutors charge for
The criteria. The word count rules. The formatting. The templates. The checklist.
None of that is worth paying for. It’s published, it’s finite, and you can read it in an afternoon. It’s all on this site, free, no account.
What’s actually hard is the part nobody hands you:
- How to research so your sources build an argument instead of a pile
- How to find an angle that’s yours, not the one four other students in your cohort picked
- How to turn description into analysis — the single reason most EEs drop from an A to a B
- How to plan backwards from your deadline instead of panicking forwards from today
That’s the course. Fourteen guides, following one real 32/34 essay from research question to final draft. The first five are open. No account, no card.
The course, in order
Click any open lesson to read it now.
Foundation
Research
Writing
- 07Build the SkeletonThe frame that turns 4,000 words into filling in blanks.
- 08Flip Descriptive Into AnalyticalThe single shift that separates a C essay from an A one.
- 09Stop Losing Marks You Already EarnedThe quiet errors that drag strong essays down a band.
- 10First 300 Words, Last 300 WordsThe two sections an examiner reads twice.
- 11The Easiest 6 Marks of Your Life500 words. Six marks. Most students hand them back.
14 lessons, built around one real 32/34 essay.
How this compares to a tutor
A good tutor helps. The problem isn’t quality, it’s shape.
| Tutor | The EE Academy | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Hourly, recurring | One payment, keeps going |
| When you get help | When you’ve booked a slot | Whenever you open it |
| Pace | Their calendar | Your timeline |
| What happens after | It stops when you stop paying | You keep the method for your IAs and your papers |
The EE is not a subject you need explained. It’s a process you need shown. Once, properly, by someone who’s done it.
Book a free call
Twenty minutes with me about your EE and where you’re stuck. No pitch, just the call.
Written by someone who sat it
Every word on this site was written by hand, by an IB graduate who wrote an Extended Essay and scored 32/34. Not generated. Not outsourced to a content team.
You can read the essay itself in Guide 13, including where the two marks went.
That’s the whole difference. Everything else is guides about the EE. This is the EE, opened up.
From the founder
“We rarely understand what we’re actually being scored on, and the EE is the most misunderstood part of the IB. If someone handed you the ingredients and the tools and said ‘make a cake’, you still couldn’t. You need the recipe: how much of what, in what order, at what temperature. That’s what separates most students from an A. You already have the idea. You have the ingredients. Our aim is to hand you the recipe.”
Start free
Five guides, no account, no card.
Start lesson 1 →Not ready? The tools are free too. The EE Dump for organising research and auto-building your MLA bibliography, the Pathway Finder, and the study calendar.
Price
The full course
The complete 14-lesson system, plus the tools and templates.
$89
One-time payment · lifetime access, including the 2027 guide updates. See what's included →
Read the free lessons first →Questions
I'm in DP1 or DP2 — is it too early or too late?
Neither. DP1 is the ideal time — you pick a question you can actually finish. In DP2 the later lessons (structure, turning description into analysis, the first and last 300 words, the reflections) are built for exactly the crunch you're in. Start wherever you are; the lessons run in order but open in any order.
Does it cover my subject?
The worked example is a Business Management essay — the real 32/34 essay you can open in the free lessons. The system itself is subject-agnostic: the criteria, the structure, and the move from description to analysis are the same in a science, a humanity, or a language. Lesson 03 is about choosing and framing for your specific subject.
What if my supervisor tells me something different?
Follow your supervisor on anything specific to your essay — they know your school and your examiners. This course is the reasoning most supervisors do not have time to spell out across twenty students, so you can have that conversation from a stronger position. Where they differ, they win.
Refunds?
30-day money-back guarantee. If the course is not what you needed, email us within 30 days for a full refund.