For IB Diploma Programme schools

The coursework is the hard part. We did that part.

IB Economics and Business Management, with the Internal Assessment taken as seriously as the teaching. Criterion-by-criterion guidance, marked exemplars with examiner commentary, a drafting workspace that gives a student feedback before the draft reaches you, and a moderation queue that puts your least certain marks first.

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What an IB teacher actually gets

The parts of an IB course that take the most time are the coursework and the marking. Those are the parts most platforms leave to you.

Internal Assessment

Guidance a student can act on

Criterion-by-criterion guidance with the level descriptors restated in language a student can use
The Economics commentary portfolio and the Business Management research project, each with its own timeline and checklist
A drafting workspace with a word counter that counts the way the word limit counts
Criterion-level feedback on a draft before it reaches you, with your mark always final

Exemplars and moderation

Calibrate a department in one meeting

Full responses with a mark for every criterion and examiner commentary
Paired high-band and mid-band answers on the same task, because the hard decisions sit between 1 and 2, not between 0 and 3
Extended Essay, IA and IB papers
A moderation queue ordered by the marker's own confidence, so you moderate instead of mark
Class results aggregated by criterion, so "we are weakest on Evaluation" becomes a lesson you can plan

Lesson plans

A period, not a screen

Objectives, a starter, timings that add up, discussion prompts and homework
The misconceptions that actually turn up in that topic, and what to say back
An answer key with the explanation for every question
Everything prints, and downloads as an editable Word or Google Docs file
Cover lessons that work with no devices and no subject specialist in the room

Also included

The rest of the course

Theory of Knowledge and CAS links per unit
International-mindedness prompts
A key-terms glossary that names the wrong definition students actually give
Command-term guidance, and exam technique written separately for each paper
A full mock exam for IB Economics and for IB Business Management, with worked answers
Live economics simulators and a simulated portfolio at real market prices