The Tom Coster Collection

If you’re a teacher of IB Diploma Psychology, the Tom Coster collection is a must-have—especially with the arrival of the new course launching later this year. Written by an experienced educator and assessment expert, these books offer crystal-clear, practical support tailored specifically to the new IB syllabus, and all at exceptional value for money.

Undoubtedly, the textbook is the star of the collection – available in print or eBook format. Another highlight of the collection is a compact, straightforward guide filled with practical advice for succeeding in high school (and university). It’s perfect for students who want actionable tips without the fluff—teachers love recommending it as a quick, effective read for learners at all levels. It’s the prefect resource for students starting out in the IBDP.

Among the most talked-about-by-teachers resources is the book of Ten Mock Examinations with High-Scoring Sample Answers—designed explicitly for the new IB Psychology assessment model. Teachers have praised this as a game-changing classroom tool, giving students authentic exam practice and concrete examples of what high performance looks like under exam conditions.

Also included in the collection is a book completely focused on the Internal Assessment. It walks students through every stage of the process according to the updated IA criteria and includes a real, high-scoring sample IA with clear, insightful commentary. It’s ideal for demystifying the process and building student confidence.

Whether you’re a teacher looking for reliable classroom resources or a student aiming for top grades in the new IB Psychology course, the Tom Coster collection delivers expert guidance, assessment-aligned structure, and unbeatable practical value.


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