Ready to Teach — complete IB Diploma Programme resources.
Ready to Teach · IB Diploma Programme resources by IB Source

Your entire IB Diploma Programme, Ready to Teach.

Complete lessons, worksheets and mark schemes for every subtopic of all 34 subjects — HL flagged, AO1–AO4 aligned. Spend less time planning and more time teaching: open a lesson, teach it the same day, and give a six-teacher department back up to 1,800 planning hours a year.

One complete lesson free in every subject — worksheet and mark scheme included.

34Subjects
2,949Lessons in total
25+Years serving IB schools
SL · HLEvery subtopic

Teaching the Diploma Programme shouldn’t feel like this.

Every IB teacher knows the routine — and every coordinator knows what it costs the department.

Sunday-night planning

Tomorrow’s lesson built from scratch, again — evenings and weekends spent producing what already exists.

Marketplace roulette

Downloads of wildly varying quality, half-aligned to old guides, bought teacher-by-teacher with no consistency.

Every teacher reinventing

Three teachers, three versions of the same unit — no shared baseline, no common mark schemes, duplicated work.

Knowledge walks out

A great teacher leaves and their folders leave with them. New hires start from zero the week before term.

One licence replaces all of it. Every lesson, ready to teach.

Before

  • DIY slides & worksheets, built per teacher
  • Paid downloads of mixed quality
  • Old binders and inherited folders
  • Mark schemes written ad-hoc, if at all
  • Hours of planning for every taught hour

After

  • One library — every subtopic, SL & HL
  • Consistent 60-minute lesson structure
  • Worksheet + full mark scheme, every lesson
  • Editable slides & revision organisers
  • Open the lesson. Teach it the same day.

Open a lesson. Teach it the same day.

Every subtopic in every subject follows the same classroom-ready structure — once you've taught one Ready to Teach lesson, you can teach them all.

  • A 60-minute lesson plan in five timed phases — hook, build, practice, apply, exit
  • Student worksheet + full mark scheme, ready to print or set digitally
  • Editable slide deck (PPTX) and a one-page revision organiser
  • Push to Google Classroom or download PDFs watermarked to your school
A real Ready to Teach lesson — Business objectives: SMART goals and the hierarchy of objectives (Business Management), showing the five timed phases and downloadable resources
A real lesson from Business Management — the same structure behind every lesson in the library.

One licence. Every teacher. No setup.

Nothing to install and no seats to manage — a licence covers every teacher at your school.

1

Choose your subjects

License the subjects you teach — or take the whole-school bundle and unlock everything.

2

Teachers sign in

Staff sign in with their school email — matched by roster or domain. No installs, no seats to manage.

3

Everything unlocks

Lessons, worksheets, mark schemes, slides and organisers — in class and as downloads, watermarked to your school.

A week with Ready to Teach.

Not features — what actually changes.

The planning that doesn’t happen

Tomorrow: Economics, elasticity. Instead of building slides from scratch, the teacher opens the lesson, skims the plan, tweaks one example. Done in 12 minutes.

A cover lesson that isn’t chaos

A Biology teacher calls in sick. The cover teacher opens the same subtopic lesson — timed phases, worksheet, answers. The class loses nothing.

Department alignment for free

Both Chemistry teachers taught the same subtopic from the same plan with the same mark scheme. Their students’ work is finally comparable.

The new hire who’s ready in a week

The incoming TOK teacher previews next term’s units over coffee — the entire course is already planned, mapped and waiting.

What schools tell us.

“Before Ready-to-Teach, everyone was creating resources separately. There was a lot of good work happening, but also a lot of repetition. Now teachers have something solid to start from and adapt for their own classes. Planning feels much more collaborative, and we’re far more consistent across the programme.”
Diploma Programme CoordinatorLondon, United Kingdom
Reduced duplicated planning while improving consistency across the Diploma Programme.
“I still change things and teach the content in my own way, but I’m not starting with a blank screen anymore. The presentations, activities, and assessments are already there, so I spend my time improving lessons instead of building everything from scratch. It has made my weeks a lot more manageable.”
IB Business Management TeacherSingapore
More time refining lessons, less time creating resources from scratch.
“We wanted to reduce some of the pressure on teachers without lowering expectations. Ready-to-Teach has helped because staff aren’t all producing the same resources independently anymore. Teachers collaborate more, and students benefit from a much more consistent learning experience.”
Deputy Head of SchoolMadrid, Spain
Lower teacher workload while improving consistency across departments.
“I don’t want something that tells me how to teach. I just don’t need to spend every Sunday creating slides, worksheets, and activities that already exist. Ready-to-Teach gives me a really strong starting point, and I build from there. I’m still teaching my way — I’m just not reinventing the wheel every week.”
IB English Language & Literature TeacherDenver, Colorado, USA
Keeps teacher autonomy while dramatically reducing lesson preparation time.

Why schools pick Ready to Teach.

DIY planningMarketplacesReady to Teach
Covers every subtopic, SL & HL
Aligned to current IB guidesvariesvaries
Mark scheme with every worksheetrarelysometimes
Consistent quality & format
Whole-school licence, no per-seat fees
Corrections & updates land automatically
Cost per teaching houryour evenings$5–15 / resourcefrom $299 / subject / yr

How much teaching time could you get back?

Teachers6
Lessons prepped a week, per teacher4
Across your 6-teacher department

That’s like adding 1.5 teachers — without hiring anyone.

1,824
planning hours
recovered a year
1.5
teachers’ worth
of capacity

Your teachers stop building lessons from scratch on Sunday night — and walk in Monday already prepped.

✓ ~2 hrs saved per lesson✓ 38 teaching weeks✓ teachers still adapt every lesson✓ conservative
Start free with your subjects →One licence covers every department — for a fraction of one teacher’s salary.
Group 1

Studies in Language and Literature

Textual analysis, areas of exploration and the key concepts of reading and writing.
2 subjects · 100 lessons
Group 2

Language Acquisition

Comprehension, communication and cultural understanding in an additional language.
5 subjects · 398 lessons
Group 3

Individuals and Societies

Human behaviour, systems and institutions — from the firm to the global stage.
10 subjects · 920 lessons

Business Management

Business functions, decision-making and strategy across the whole organisation.
139 lessons · 6 units · 57 topics
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Economics

Micro, macro, global and development economics through the nine key concepts.
100 lessons · 5 units · 57 topics
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Global Politics

Power, sovereignty, human rights, peace and global governance in practice.
92 lessons · 6 units · 46 topics
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Philosophy

Being human, the core and optional themes, and the prescribed text.
48 lessons · 5 units · 16 topics
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Psychology

Biological, cognitive and sociocultural approaches with HL extensions.
78 lessons · 5 units · 48 topics
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Geography

Every subtopic of the Diploma Programme Geography syllabus, structured around the nine key concepts, the assessment objectives, and real-world geographic inquiry.
127 lessons · 14 units · 58 topics
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History

Every component of the Diploma Programme History syllabus — Focused Studies, Thematic Studies, Regional Studies, Historical Concepts.
58 lessons · 6 units · 22 topics
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Social and Cultural Anthropology

Every subtopic of the Diploma Programme Social and Cultural Anthropology syllabus, structured around the nine key concepts, the assessment objectives.
75 lessons · 4 units · 27 topics
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World Religions

Every topic of the Diploma Programme World Religions syllabus, structured around the core themes, the in-depth studies, and the investigative study.
93 lessons · 10 themes · 44 topics
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Digital Society

Every topic of the Diploma Programme Digital Society syllabus, structured around the six key concepts, the assessment objectives.
110 lessons · 6 units · 60 topics
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Group 4

Sciences

Experimental and computational inquiry into the natural and built world.
6 subjects · 589 lessons
Group 5

Mathematics

Two routes through the mathematics curriculum, each complete at SL and HL.
2 subjects · 286 lessons
Group 6

The Arts

Practice, theory and inquiry across music, theatre and the visual arts.
5 subjects · 229 lessons
The Core

Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay & CAS

The Diploma Programme core — critical thinking about knowledge, and creativity, activity, service.
3 subjects · 321 lessons
Interdisciplinary

Groups 3 & 4

A transdisciplinary course bridging the human and natural sciences.
1 subject · 106 lessons

Simple annual pricing. Whole school. No seats.

Founding offer — 50% off. Founding schools lock in half price now, before full pricing starts. Purchase orders accepted — request a quote.

What schools ask us.

What does a school licence include?

Unlimited teacher access to your licensed subjects — interactive lessons, printable worksheets with full mark schemes, editable slide decks and revision organisers — for every teacher at your school, for the licence term.

Is the content aligned to the current IB guides?

Yes — every subject is built subtopic-by-subtopic against the current guide, with HL content flagged and the assessment objectives (AO1–AO4) threaded through lessons, worksheets and mark schemes.

How do teachers get access?

They sign in at app.edtrove.com with Google or an email link. Access is matched automatically to your school by staff roster or email domain — nothing to install, no per-seat management.

Can we try it before licensing?

Yes — one complete lesson in every subject is free, including its worksheet and mark scheme. Sign in with any email and explore.

What formats do the materials come in?

Lessons run interactively in the browser (with a Present mode) and export as PDFs; worksheets and mark schemes are print-ready PDFs; slide decks are editable PPTX. Downloads are watermarked to your school, and resources can be pushed straight to Google Classroom.

Will it fit our scheme of work, or is it fixed?

It’s a complete, ready-to-teach starting point — not a straitjacket. Take any lesson, worksheet or slide deck and adapt it to your sequence, your context and your class. You skip the blank-page hours and keep full professional judgement over what happens in the room.

Is our data safe — what about students?

Ready to Teach is a teacher resource. Teachers sign in with Google or an email link; students don’t need accounts, and we don’t collect student data. Downloads are watermarked to your school so your materials stay yours.

Can we pay by purchase order or invoice?

Yes — for North American schools. Tell us what you need and we’ll send a proforma invoice you can raise a purchase order against, and pay on invoice. For schools in other regions, get in touch and we’ll arrange a payment method that works for you.

What if we don’t renew — do we lose everything?

No lock-in. Licences are annual, and any resource your teachers have already downloaded is theirs to keep. You’re licensing ongoing access and updates — not renting files that disappear.

Bring every IB Diploma Programme course to your school.

Each hub gives you the entire syllabus — lesson plans, student worksheets and mark schemes for every subtopic, aligned to the current guide and the assessment objectives. Available per subject, or bundled into a whole-school licence.