I’ve been tutoring A-Level Physics for six years, mainly with students who understand the theory but get stuck when a question is presented in an unfamiliar way. I spend a lot of lesson time on past papers and showing students how to decide which principle actually applies. Mechanics and electricity are probably my favourite topics to teach, although I’m equally happy spending a whole session untangling fields or particle physics.

I currently teach A-Level Physics and have worked with sixth-form students for more than a decade. My lessons are fairly structured: we identify gaps, revisit the underlying physics and then apply it to increasingly demanding exam questions. I pay particular attention to practical skills and written explanations, as these are areas where capable students often lose marks. I also enjoy teaching nuclear physics and circular motion.

Hi, I’m a Physics tutor with a background in engineering and about five years of one-to-one teaching experience. I’m quite visual in lessons, so I’ll sketch diagrams, draw force arrows and use quick examples before we touch the harder questions. A-Level mechanics is the part I enjoy most. I’m also big on checking units and assumptions because those little details can save a surprising number of marks in an exam.

Before tutoring full-time, I worked in electronics and later moved into teaching Physics. That experience means I tend to connect topics such as circuits, fields and waves with real devices whenever it is useful. With A-Level students, I usually work from the specification alongside recent exam questions rather than following a textbook chapter by chapter. I’m particularly interested in helping students improve longer calculations and explanations.

I’ve tutored A-Level Physics online for the past four years, mostly working with Year 12 and Year 13 students. I’m pretty relaxed in lessons and students are always welcome to stop me halfway through an explanation if something doesn’t make sense. We usually keep a shared page of questions that caused trouble during the week. My favourite areas are waves and quantum physics, especially the bits that initially seem a little strange.

My background is in applied physics, and I have eight years of experience supporting A-Level students through both regular weekly tuition and intensive exam preparation. I prefer students to explain their reasoning aloud rather than simply show me an answer, as this quickly reveals where a misconception has started. Lessons often include short timed questions too. Thermal physics and electromagnetism are areas I particularly enjoy teaching.