Online Chemistry Tuition
Information on our online Chemistry tuition can be requested here.
Are you looking for help with Chemistry for:
When you first get in touch, let us know which area of Chemistry you require. The best Chemistry tuition will soon be supporting you.
Our online Chemistry tutor, James, uses the English and Scottish curricula and exam board descriptors to help you learn the material you need. James is a friendly and approachable Medical student and understands the importance of strong foundations in Chemistry at school level before applying for Medicine.
The main areas students usually wish to focus on when learning Chemistry are:
- Getting the terminology right
- Chemical reactions
- Chemical formulae and equations
- Organic chemistry
- Periodic table
- Atomic structure
Our tutors prepare their own resources based on years of studying Chemistry and on their teaching experience. We also use past papers from all main exam boards; for example: AQA, Edexcel, SQA, and are happy to correct our students’ homework.
If you are looking for best online Chemistry classes, we can tailor the lessons to your level and goals. Students who want structured learning can also explore online Chemistry courses with us, designed to cover key topics step by step.
All prepared materials for our lessons are saved and can be shared with the student.
To book your initial session with James, our experienced tutor, please use the booking application on this page or on our Home Page, or contact us directly.
You can book your online Chemistry tuition here:
Quick facts:
- Everything around us is made up of the chemical elements.
- The word “chemistry” derives from “alchemy”, the ancient science which was preoccupied with trying to turn base metal into gold.
- Tuition in Chemistry might lead to a degree in this important subject and open the doors to a vast number of jobs in cutting-edge technology, such as: analytical chemist, bio-technologist, clinical scientist, crime scene investigator, pharmacologist or research scientist.
- Learning Chemistry develops many useful transferable skills, which can be applied to jobs such as: civil servant, environmental consultant, nuclear engineer, teacher in secondary or higher education, product development scientist.
