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Zac Connell

I am 18 years old and am taking a gap year, looking to study Mathematics at Oxford. Outside of academics, I love to play sports, especially football and tennis which I play for local clubs. I am also a keen runner and am currently training for a half marathon.

11+, Chemistry, Maths (Primary), Maths (lower level), Maths (upper level), Physics

Oz Ercolino

Hi, my name is Oz. I am a third year university student and I enjoy teaching people about maths and physics. I am kind, empathetic, and patient, always striving to make my students feel comfortable and engaged in the subject. I know that maths is often perceived as a boring subject, which is why I make an effort to convey my passion for the subject. I often use puzzles in my lessons to develop the student's problem solving skills in a fun way, or connect what the student is learning to a different or more advanced area of mathematics, just demonstrate the importance of the subject being taught.

Maths (Primary), Maths (lower level), Maths (upper level), Physics

Abdul Rehman Mohsin

Hello! My name is Abdul Rehman Mohsin. I am an undergraduate student of mechanical engineering. The subjects I teach are Alevel and GCSE Maths and Physics, GCSE chemistry and Alevel Philosophy and theology(or simply philosophy). I have achieved A*s in Alevel Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Physics, so I can help you achieve the same. I can also help you out with Alevel Further Mathematics. Having been a part of the national physics team for my country for the 2020 IPHO, my physics is also quite strong. Although I did not study philosophy in my Alevel, I was always interested in the subject. Having read quite a few books, articles/papers and having watched so many debates, I have a good grasp on the basics and I continue to delve deeper. Therefore, I am confident that I can teach Alevel Philosophy. Now moving beyond academics, I am a big video games and anime enthusiast, so if you are a red dead or a one piece fan, we can have a lot to talk about. Addtionally, my hobbies range from reading lots of philosophy to playing strategy games such as chess or Age of Empires 3.

Chemistry, Maths (upper level), Other, Physics

Najib Mrad

Lower Level : Maths - Physics GCSE : Maths - Physics A-Level : Maths 11+ Maths, VR, NVR, English Advanced Computer Science and Programming Exam Board Experience: Engineering Faculty Entrance Exams Languages: English (Fluent) - French (Fluent) - Arabic (Native) SND Experience: Autistic Students Preferred student age group: Primary Graduated Masters in Engineering. Ready to give you all the knowledge you need to ace your subjects! I like football, gaming and well.. food!

11+, Computer Science, Maths, Maths (lower level), Maths (upper level), Physics

Osanna Chu

About me: Having graduated from the University of Sheffield (MRes Ecology and Environment - Distinction), I will be starting my PhD in Sept 2023 at the University of Birmingham. Prior to this, I studied Biology at Imperial College London, and took Maths, Chemistry and Biology for A-levels. I've been a private tutor for two years now, and I started off tutoring because I enjoyed teaching my peers at school. In my free time, I enjoy playing the piano and listening to music. Preferred student age group: Secondary, GCSE (Maths and Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) KS3- GCSE level) Exam board experience: I've taken exams from various exam boards and know how to read the specification/assessment criteria and use that to my advantage when revising. Languages: English (first language, native), Cantonese (native/bilingual level), Mandarin (conversational)

Biology, Chemistry, Maths (lower level), Physics

Rebecca Tenney

Hello! My name is Rebecca and I'm an experienced tutor with a mathematical physics PhD. Within the last year, I have completed nearly 1000 tutoring sessions in both physics and mathematics helping many GCSE and A-level students achieve the best possible grades. I believe all students can learn to love mathematics and physics, so while my sessions focus on teaching content and exam preparation, I also give time to helping students really understand concepts and increase their desire to learn. I am currently looking to fill up my schedule with 5 slots. I am looking for students in the following subjects: GCSE: Mathematics and physics. A-Level: Mathematics and physics. Higher Level: Mathematics and physics. Exam Board Experience: AQA, Edexcel, OCR. Languages: English (Native speaker). Preferred student age group: GCSE/ A-level

Maths (lower level), Maths (upper level), Physics

Danny Lawson

Levels and Subjects I teach: I teach English from a primary to an A-level or Higher level I teach Physics to a GCSE or National 5 level Exam Board experience: I am most familiar and experienced with the SQA exam board. This is the board I am most comfortable with. Languages: I am a native English speaker Preferred student age group: Students from the stage of primary learning to A-level or higher About Me: I am a 20-year-old psychology student and have just completed my 3rd year at Heriot-Watt University. Outside of my studies towards my degree, I enjoy playing and watching both football and golf with my friends and family. The social aspect of sport in general is the part I enjoy most where I meet new people and experience things with others. Outside of sports I also uphold a cinema pass as I also take pleasure in watching the latest and most anticipated movies and entering the world of escapism the cinema brings.

English, Physics

Rihan Khan

*Years of experience tutoring a range of different subject and age groups, including Maths, Physics, Chemisty and Biology* Engineering (which includes maths and science) is a fascinating and challenging field that involves solving problems and designing solutions to improve the quality of life. I love engineering because it allows me to use my creativity, analytical skills, and knowledge of science and technology to create innovative solutions that can benefit society. As a tutor, my goal is to help students understand and enjoy engineering as much as I do. I believe that anyone can learn engineering with the right guidance and motivation. I will provide my students with the necessary tools, resources, and support to help them achieve their goals. My teaching style is student-centred, meaning that I tailor my approach to the individual needs and learning styles of each student. I use a combination of lectures, examples, and hands-on exercises to help students understand the concepts and develop the skills needed to succeed in engineering. I am also a firm believer in the power of practice and feedback. I encourage my students to practice their skills regularly and provide constructive feedback to help them improve. Over the past 3 years as a tutor, I have worked with students ranging from Key Stage 2 to A-levels, in subjects including maths, physics, chemistry and biology. I have tutored primary school children struggling with basic numeracy and literacy skills, helping boost their confidence and abilities in the core subjects. For KS3 students, I have assisted with more advanced maths concepts and science topics in physics and chemistry to help them improve grades and tackle difficult material. At the GCSE level, I have experience tutoring all three sciences - chemistry, biology and physics - along with higher level mathematics. My tutoring approach has focused on filling in gaps in students' knowledge, teaching effective study habits and providing plenty of practice with past exam papers. More recently, I have begun tutoring A-level students in maths, physics and chemistry. At this advanced academic stage, my tutoring often focuses on ensuring strong foundations across all topics and teaching advanced problem-solving abilities. I have tutored students both privately and through platforms like MyTutor, Wisefox and Tutoring4You. Working independently and through these tutoring companies has allowed me to gain experience with a diverse range of ages and subjects. I find that my broad 3 years of experience has made me highly adaptable and has enhanced my tutoring skills. In summary, I stand out as a tutor because of my passion for engineering and my commitment to helping my students achieve their goals. I believe that anyone can learn engineering with the right support, and I am dedicated to providing my students with the tools and resources they need to succeed. YOU WILL SUCCEED WITH ME!

11+, Chemistry, Maths (Primary), Maths (lower level), Maths (upper level), Physics, Science

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What subjects are in A Level physics?

The A Level physics course varies slightly across the different exam boards. However, in general, an A Level physics course includes the following subjects:

Physical Quantities and Units
Kinematics and Dynamics
Motion in a Circle
Gravitational Fields
Work, Energy, and Power
Temperature and Thermal Properties
Forces, Density and Pressure
Quantum physics
Deformation of Solids
Electric Fields
Current of Electricity
DC Circuits
Alternating Currents
Magnetic Fields and Electromagnetic Induction
Particle and Nuclear physics

As you can see, there is a lot of content just in this list. What’s more, you’ll find more topics that are usually covered in A Level physics lessons too and should consult the exam body’s website that correlates to your kid’s school/college’s A Level physics course structure.

Is A Level physics really hard?

The A Level physics course is considered hard. It’s not possible to pass without putting in a lot of work. That’s because there are so many A Level physics lessons that cover a huge amount of material that is often complex. All of this has to be learned thoroughly and rote learning isn’t enough.

One challenge that many students face is with the A Level physics course book, which can be tricky to understand. However, if your child can learn the concepts taught rather than just memorising material they will be much better placed for the A Level physics exam. A Level physics tuition is one of the best ways to gain a true understanding and appreciation of the different principles.

Another area that students tend to find challenging is the maths component found in A Level physics lessons. Yet, most students pass their A Level physics exam. So, is A Level physics really hard?

Let’s look at the highest results possible (grade A*) and what percentage of students achieved these grades for their A Level physics course over the last few years.

Grade A*

2019 8.7%

2020 17.4%

2021 21.9%

The reason we look back over the last few years is that 2019 is more representative of the trend prior to the pandemic. In 2020 and 2021, A Level physics students suffered from exam cancellations due to stay at home orders, disrupted classes, and there was the A Level algorithm fiasco.

In the end, all of this led to inflated grades. However, it’s more than possible to do well in A Level physics and students have proven this repeatedly, every year.

Which exam board is the hardest for A Level physics?

It’s largely agreed that the hardest A Level physics exam board is OCR. If you’re wondering what’s the easiest, it’s AQA.

How many A Level physics exams are there?

Each exam board can set their own assessment criteria for A Level physics. Here is an idea of the assessment your child can expect as an example from the AQA A Level physics exam board. AQA has one non-exam assessment and three exams to pass A Level physics.

In 2022, AQA assessment will look like the following:

15 May - Non-exam assessment due (schools and colleges may set their own deadlines)
26 May - A Level physics exam Paper 1 (2 hours)
10 June - A Level physics exam Paper 2 (2 hours)
16 June - A Level physics exam Paper 3 (2 hours)

How popular is the A Level physics course?

Despite being notoriously “hard” (well, not a walk in the park anyway) and having some gruelling exams, A Level physics is a popular subject.

Here is how A Level physics ranked the previous two years in the Top 10 list based on the number of students.

As you can see, Maths is the most popular subject and has been historically speaking too. A Level physics came in at number nine last year, meaning it’s also a very popular subject.

While we’ve talked about how A Level physics can be tough, that's also what students love about it. With so many varied A Level physics lessons involved it’s not possible to get bored in this subject. If your child needs to take A Level physics for their chosen career path or enjoys the subject and wants to take it, they should do it.

We have seen kids struggling with their A Level physics lessons come in for private A Level physics tutoring and with a confidence boost by an experienced tutor and having the concepts explained in a different manner, they’ve jumped two grades from their first A Level year or aced their A Level physics Exam straight away.

Now we’ll give you some top tips on A Level physics revision and let you know how to find the best A Level physics tutor for when the time comes. If you’re at the stage now when you need a private A Level physics tutor for your kid, we offer a free trial class which you can book any time.

Secrets to productive A Level physics revision

As we mentioned earlier, A Level physics revision is more than just memorising content. Your child will need to have a proper understanding of all the A Level physics course elements and be able to put these into practice on their A Level physics exams.

Know all of your A Level physics lessons

Your child needs to be across all the A Level physics lessons from “alternating currents” to “work, energy, and power”, and everything in between. Some lessons build on each other and all play an important role so falling behind can be costly when it comes to A Level physics.

Search for A Level physics online revision

The A Level physics course books are crammed full of detailed information. This can make it overwhelming for students and finding alternative A Level physics online revision material can help break down the topics into more manageable bite-sized chunks.

Utilise private A Level physics tutoring

A Level physics tutoring is there to help students with revision and exam strategies as much as it is about explaining challenging concepts. If you hire a private A Level physics tutor early on, your child will benefit from getting direction on studying and preparing for their A Level physics exam ahead of time.

Where to find the best A Level physics tutor

As your child will be busier than they’ve ever been before, they’ll no doubt find A Level physics online tutoring more convenient than face-to-face classes. An added advantage in the case of A Level physics online tutoring (with GoStudent, at least) is you can record lessons and watch them back as many times as necessary.

Your child can use this as an additional A Level physics online revision method closer to exam time to consolidate everything they’ve learned.

Here are our recommended strategies for finding the best private A Level physics tutor:

Suggest that your child asks their peers if they already have a good A Level physics online tutor they could recommend
Look for an A Level physics private tuition company with a lot of tutors (easier to match the right one for you) and glowing reviews from students
Find an A Level physics tutor who is prepared to give you a free trial class to make sure you’re the right fit for each other
Choose an A Level physics tutor that has been given training in tutoring

What to look for in an A Level physics tutor

Your child will want to build a strong rapport with their A Level physics online tutor. This is much easier to do than with a teacher who has to manage hundreds of students but you should still be cautious about choosing the right A Level physics tutor.

Here are our top tips for finding an A Level physics tutor your child will respect and enjoy working with:

Qualifications - check the level your A Level physics tutor studied to and the grades they received
Tutoring - consider how long have they been tutoring for and make sure they get great reviews from previous and current students
Interests - yes, your A Level physics tutor should be professional but if you can match at least one strong common interest between your child and their tutor you will notice the difference tenfold
Material - check that your A Level physics tutor will bring A Level physics online course work to challenge and expand your child’s knowledge in their classes together

At GoStudent, we have more than 11,000 top teachers that have all been carefully screened before joining us. We expect all of our A Level physics tutors to live up to the same high standards. We can ask this of them because they all go through training before they can run their first class.

We have a 95% success rate so we know we must be doing something right and that’s why we stick to the same system when onboarding new teachers and students. That’s right, before your child is assigned an A Level physics tutor, we ask you to provide information that will help us match the best A Level physics tutor to your kid.

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