Live one-to-one physics lessons with a tutor who explains what is really happening before reaching for a formula. Numericals are set out the way examiners mark them, and lessons follow the student's own textbook, board and chapter order.
In the free 30-minute first class the tutor works through a few questions with the student to see which ideas are secure and where the trouble starts.
Each topic starts with what is physically happening, drawn on screen, so the student knows why a formula applies and when it does not.
Every numerical follows the same steps: list the data with units, choose the formula, substitute, calculate, then check that the answer is sensible.
Once a topic is clear, the student answers questions in the style of their own board or exam, including practical and graph questions.
Free-body diagrams, circuits and ray diagrams are drawn live on a shared Conceptboard whiteboard. The student then works the numerical on the same board, with each step and unit visible to the tutor.
These are the aims of the lessons. Progress depends on the student’s starting point and practice, and we never promise grades or results.
Profiles are published only with each tutor’s consent. When you get in touch, we suggest a tutor who suits your level and schedule.
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Per subject, per month, in US dollars, and in Saudi riyals with 20% off for students in Saudi Arabia. Every plan starts with a free trial class.
For students in every country except Saudi Arabia, in US dollars.
| Plan | Classes per week | Minutes per class | Price per month, per subject | Free trial class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light | 2 classes a week, 60 minutes each2 | 60 min | $40 | Free 30-minute trial, Light plan, International (USD) |
| Standard | 3 classes a week, 60 minutes each3 | 60 min | $60 | Free 30-minute trial, Standard plan, International (USD) |
| Frequent | 4 classes a week, 45 minutes each4 | 45 min | $70 | Free 30-minute trial, Frequent plan, International (USD) |
Each plan is for one subject. A second subject is a second plan.
For students in Saudi Arabia, in Saudi riyals, with a 20% discount.
| Plan | Classes per week | Minutes per class | Price per month, per subject | Free trial class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light | 2 classes a week, 60 minutes each2 | 60 min | SAR 120 | Free 30-minute trial, Light plan, Saudi Arabia (SAR) |
| Standard | 3 classes a week, 60 minutes each3 | 60 min | SAR 180 | Free 30-minute trial, Standard plan, Saudi Arabia (SAR) |
| Frequent | 4 classes a week, 45 minutes each4 | 45 min | SAR 210 | Free 30-minute trial, Frequent plan, Saudi Arabia (SAR) |
Each plan is for one subject. A second subject is a second plan.
Physics uses the same monthly plans as other academic subjects. The standard plan is 3 one-hour classes a week (12 a month). Chemistry or Mathematics can be added as a second subject on its own plan.
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The questions students and parents ask us most, filed where you can find them. Pull a card to read it.
Matric (Grades 9 and 10) and FSc (Intermediate) physics on the Pakistani boards; Cambridge O Level, IGCSE and GCSE; AS and A Level; and IB physics. Tell us the board or syllabus and the textbook, and lessons follow them.
Physics 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.
Yes, this is the most common reason students come to us for physics. The tutor teaches one fixed method for every numerical, then the student practises it on questions from their own textbook and past papers until it becomes routine.
Yes. The tutor explains each experiment in the syllabus, how readings are recorded, how graphs are drawn and how uncertainty is handled, then practises the practical and Alternative to Practical questions. Hands-on lab work itself happens at school.
The tutor checks this in the first class. Small gaps, such as rearranging formulas or trigonometry, are covered inside physics lessons. A bigger gap may be better handled with a few Mathematics classes alongside.
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.
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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