I’ve been teaching A-Level Physics for the past eight years, both online and in sixth form support settings. My background is in astrophysics, so I’m especially good with circular motion, fields and the more mathematical side of the course. A lot of my students come to me when they feel the subject has become too formula-heavy. We slow it down, work through exam questions properly, and sort out the method as well as the content.

Hi, I’m a Physics tutor with a pretty straightforward style. I teach A-Level only, and most of my time goes on mechanics, electricity and all the bits students tend to get stuck on before mocks. I studied engineering, so I naturally lean towards the calculation side of Physics, but I also spend time on written explanations because that’s where marks often go missing. I’ve worked with resit students as well as those aiming for A and A*.

I currently tutor A-Level Physics full time and have previously worked in a school-based intervention programme for Year 12 and 13 students. My degree is in Physics and Philosophy, which gave me a strong grounding in both problem solving and clear explanation. I particularly enjoy teaching particles, quantum phenomena and nuclear Physics. My lessons are structured around the specification, with regular use of past-paper language and mark scheme habits.

I started tutoring while finishing university and just kept going because I liked the one-to-one side of teaching more than anything else. I now mainly work with A-Level Physics students who are fine in class but lose marks in tests. I’m especially useful for mechanics, practical questions and the annoying multi-step problems that look worse than they are. I studied Physics in London and still genuinely like going through past papers line by line.

I’ve taught A-Level Physics for over a decade and have supported students from a wide range of schools, including those following very fast-paced exam preparation schedules. My academic background is in theoretical Physics, and I have a particular interest in waves, superposition and thermal Physics. Students often come to me for help sharpening exam technique in the final months, especially where strong subject knowledge is not yet turning into strong written answers.

Hello, I’m a tutor who teaches A-Level Physics and nothing else, which suits me fine because it means I know the course inside out. I used to work in science outreach, so I’m used to explaining difficult ideas without making them sound mysterious. My favourite areas are electricity, materials and particle Physics. I’ve helped students who were predicted Bs move into the A range by fixing timing, graph questions and the longer written responses.

I’m quite a calm tutor, and that tends to help with Physics because half the battle is not panicking when a question looks unfamiliar. I teach A-Level students online and spend a lot of time on electricity, fields and practical-based questions. My degree was in natural sciences, where I focused on Physics modules, and I still use that broader background when a student needs something explained from a slightly different angle.