Online chemistry tuition for O Level, IGCSE, A Level and FSc
Live one-to-one chemistry lessons that turn equations, mole calculations and organic reactions into steps a student can follow and repeat. Lessons use the student's own textbook and board, and practise questions the way their exam asks them.
Matric (Grades 9 and 10), O Level, IGCSE and GCSE chemistry students
FSc pre-medical and pre-engineering students, Part 1 and Part 2
AS and A Level, and IB chemistry students
Students who find organic chemistry or the mole hard to remember
Families abroad whose children study a Cambridge, British, IB, American, Gulf or Pakistani curriculum
Before you start
No entry test. Tell us the grade, the board or curriculum, and the textbook or syllabus code.
A notebook, a calculator, and a copy of the periodic table the exam provides.
Problems we help with
Balancing equations and writing ionic equations
Mole calculations: which ratio to use and how to set out the working
Organic chemistry reactions and conditions that are easy to mix up
Explaining bonding and structure in the words the mark scheme wants
Practical questions: tests for ions and gases, titrations and results tables
Chemistry topics we teach
Atoms, bonding and structure
Atomic structure, isotopes and electronic configuration
The periodic table and its trends
Ionic, covalent and metallic bonding
Shapes of molecules and intermolecular forces
States of matter and the gas laws, at college level
Na⁺ Cl⁻
The mole and chemical calculations
Formulae, equations and balancing
The mole, molar mass and Avogadro's constant
Reacting masses, limiting reagents and percentage yield
Concentration and titration calculations
Gas volumes and empirical and molecular formulae
n = m / M
Physical and inorganic chemistry
Energy changes and enthalpy
Rates of reaction and equilibrium
Acids, bases, salts and pH
Redox reactions and electrolysis
Metals, reactivity, and the chemistry of groups in the periodic table
HCl + NaOH → NaCl + H₂O
Organic chemistry and practical skills
Naming organic compounds and homologous series
Alkanes, alkenes, alcohols and carboxylic acids
Reaction pathways and conditions, as a map to revise from
Polymers, and isomerism at college level
Tests for ions and gases, titrations, and Alternative to Practical questions
CH₂=CH₂ + H₂O → C₂H₅OH
How online chemistry lessons work
1
Find the gap first
In the free 30-minute first class the tutor checks what the student already knows, often starting with formulae and equations, because most later topics depend on them.
2
One method for every calculation
Mole and titration questions follow the same steps every time: write the balanced equation, find the moles, use the ratio, then convert to the quantity asked.
3
Maps, not lists, for organic chemistry
Reactions are learned as a connected map of compounds, reagents and conditions, so the student can work out a pathway instead of memorising each one separately.
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Answer the way examiners mark
Students practise definitions, explanations and practical questions in the style of their own board or exam papers.
Equations and structures on a shared whiteboard
Balanced equations, mole calculations and organic structures are written on a shared Conceptboard whiteboard during the call. The student writes the next structure or calculation on the same board, so the tutor can correct it as it is written.
What you’ll be able to do
Write and balance equations, including ionic equations
Set out mole and titration calculations clearly and correctly
Explain bonding, structure and trends in the words the syllabus uses
Work through organic reaction pathways with the right conditions
Answer practical and data questions with confidence
These are the aims of the lessons. Progress depends on the student’s starting point and practice, and we never promise grades or results.
Your chemistry tutor
Profiles are published only with each tutor’s consent. When you get in touch, we suggest a tutor who suits your level and schedule.
Each plan is for one subject. A second subject is a second plan.
First class free in every subject (30 minutes)
15-day refund if the student isn’t happy with us, or for another valid reason
Chemistry uses the same monthly plans as other academic subjects. The standard plan is 3 one-hour classes a week (12 a month). Physics or Biology can be added as a second subject on its own plan.
The questions students and parents ask us most, filed where you can find them. Pull a card to read it.
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Which chemistry levels and curricula do you teach?
Matric (Grades 9 and 10) and FSc (Intermediate) chemistry on the Pakistani boards; Cambridge O Level, IGCSE and GCSE; AS and A Level; and IB chemistry. Tell us the board or syllabus and the textbook, and lessons follow them.
Chemistry is currently taught by Adeela Khanum, who teaches Maths, Science and English. As more students join, we add tutors and match each student with one who knows their curriculum.
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Do you teach chemistry for FSc pre-medical students?
Yes. FSc chemistry follows your board's textbook, chapter by chapter, for both pre-medical and pre-engineering students. Physics and Biology can be taken alongside, each on its own plan.
As a map. The student builds one page that links each family of compounds to the next, with the reagent and conditions on every arrow, and practises questions that ask for a pathway. It is far easier to revise than a list of reactions.
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Do you help with practical and ATP papers?
Yes. The tutor explains the experiments in the syllabus, tests for ions and gases, titration technique and results tables, then practises practical and Alternative to Practical questions. Hands-on lab work itself happens at school.
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Can you help us prepare for a chemistry exam that is coming soon?
Yes. Tell us the exam date and the paper, and the tutor plans revision around the time left, with past-paper practice and exam technique.
Yes. Female tutors are available. Tell us when you get in touch and we confirm the tutor with you before the free class.
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How many chemistry classes a week are there?
The standard plan is 3 one-hour classes a week. The other plans give two or four classes a week; the table on this page shows each price. You choose the days and times, in your own time zone.
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