Online Physical Chemistry Tutors across the globe

I am an experienced tutor with over 7 years of experience, specializing in IGCSE, O-level, A-level, and IB Chemistry. I have helped at least 70% of my students achieve an A in their examinations. I have studied in both Singapore and the UK, giving me a strong understanding of different syllabi. My main focus is to guide you through each topic, highlighting the important ideas. However, what sets me apart is my ability to: 1) Teach you the answering technique by showing you what to answer based on the question. 2) Connect ideas between different chapters to help you develop a deep understanding and build a strong foundation for A-level preparation. 3) Assist you in identifying keywords by consistently asking you the question "why."

Master's degree in Chemistry Ph.D. in Physics Post-doc in Plasma Physics living in Neufahrn bei Freising

I have recently graduated from the University of York with a 1st class degree in Biological and Medicinal Chemistry. Throughout Sixth Form and University, I have experimented with many different revision techniques and I will be able to apply these experiences to shape your revision approach. I am based in Birmingham and I can teach GCSE, A level and first-year Chemistry and Biology.

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I have been teaching continuously for 36 years in the UK in secondary schools and in Further Education Colleges. I have taught on a wide range of courses such as BTEC, GCSE, A levels, International Baccalaureate (IB), Foundation year of the degree programmes in Applied Sciences and Access courses to adults returning to education later on in life. The subject specialism is Chemistry and Combined Sciences, is Biology, Physics up to GCSE level. I tutor in my home and online and my students have successfully progressed to university studying a wide range of science related degree programmes such as medicine, dentistry, biomedical sciences, pharmacy etc as well as health sciences programmes such as midwifery, OPD, nursing and many others. My teaching styles vary according to individual needs if my learners and pace is also adjusted to meet this requirement. I have access to many resources both as hard copies and online. In my home I have a study area that is open and is dedicated to teaching. I always do an initial consultation free of charge with the student with or without the presence of the parent and I am fully vetted as I have a DBS which shows the student can be sure he or she is working in a safe secure environment.

I have taught at the high school level and served as a tutor/ facilitator. I have also offered private chemistry tutorials to varsity students.

My name is Evariste Umba. I hold a Master's in Chemistry from the University of Cape Town, the first African University, and I am currently a PhD candidate at a university in Johannesburg. I have over 5 years of experience teaching chemistry, starting from my second year of my BSc studies where I began teaching my classmates. I was considered the best student by my analytical professor and taught at the University during my master's studies. Additionally, I have assisted private students in grades 10-12 and first year at the University. My teaching method involves providing practical examples and simulating test/exam conditions to help students succeed. I am based in Johannesburg but prefer online tutorials. I look forward to helping you understand chemistry and succeed.

The main subject I tutor in is Chemistry I am an experienced tutor in Cape Town I am currently doing my Honours in chemistry and have two years of experience in group tutoring as well as one on one.

I qualified with an Honours degree in Chemistry from Southampton University in 1985 before proceeding to Durham University for my PhD in synthetic organic chemistry with electrochemistry. After several years doing polymer research in British Industry, I switched to the area of patents, gaining a scholarship to do so, before graduating from Queen Mary and Westfield College with a Masters in the Management of IP law. I then qualified as an Australian and New Zealand Patent and Trade Mark Attorney (I moved abroad) and was responsible for all of my employer's chemical patent portfolio. Having spent years training fresh graduates in areas of IP law to get them through the qualifying exams, I am now looking to wind down my career as a Patent Attorney and to move back into chemistry full time as a tutor to train up the next generation and essentially anyone who is struggling.

I have a solid foundation in chemistry principles and practice. My academic journey has equipped me with a deep understanding of chemistry at various levels, from introductory courses to advanced topics in organic synthesis. As an undergraduate, I served as a chemistry teaching assistant, where I gained valuable experience in explaining complex concepts to students, leading problem-solving sessions, and providing one-on-one support. This role honed my ability to break down difficult topics into manageable parts and adapt my teaching style to suit different learning needs. During my Master's program, I further developed my teaching skills as an undergraduate laboratory demonstrator. In this capacity, I guided students through practical experiments, ensuring they understood the theoretical principles behind their work and adhered to safety protocols. This experience enhanced my ability to create a safe and engaging learning environment while fostering students' curiosity and critical thinking skills. Additionally, I served as a tutor for a bridging course. This role was particularly rewarding as it allowed me to work with students from diverse backgrounds, many of whom were entering university with varying levels of preparedness in chemistry. I developed strategies to identify and address knowledge gaps, build students' confidence, and prepare them for the rigours of university-level chemistry courses. This experience reinforced my belief in the power of personalised instruction and the importance of creating a supportive learning atmosphere.