Physics Tutors
Established in 2007, Keystone Tutors is one of the UK’s leading private tutoring organisations. Here is a sample of the Physics tutors that we represent. They are predominantly based in London and work online with families based outside of London or overseas.
Jon
Jon is a former Head of Science with over 10 years' experience in teaching GCSE Science and A-level Physics. He joined Keystone in 2012 and has helped 170 Keystone families over this period, teaching more than 6,600 hours.
Jean-Michel
Jean-Michel is an experienced tutor with degrees in Physics, Philosophy and Literature. He loves to find new ways of teaching his subjects and aims to foster a love of learning in his students.
Thomas
Thomas is an Oxford-educated professional tutor. He builds strong relationships with his students and knows when to stretch their abilities, as well as when to switch teaching methods in order to aid their learning.
Anthony
Anthony is Physics Graduate from the University of Imperial College, London. He tutors across the board from 11+ through to A Level and has taught over 2,700 hours with Keystone as well as having considerable tutoring experience prior to joining our team of full-time tutors in 2017.
Ewan
Ewan is a qualified Science and Maths Teacher with a fantastic academic record. He achieved a First in an integrated masters degree (MPhys) in Experimental Physics. He has a passion for his subjects that he loves sharing with his students.
Alex
Alex is a Physics and Maths tutor who achieved a first in his degree. He is now studying for his MSc in Astrophysics at University College London. Alex is patient and calm and helps students of all abilities.
Carlos
Carlos studied Physics at Imperial and now tutors Maths and Physics. He is patient and calm and loves to see his students' progress and grow in confidence.
Katarina
Katarina is a Physicist and an Oxford graduate. She is currently doing a PhD at King's College and tutors alongside her studies.
Eva
Eva is a qualified teacher who tutors alongside her Masters in Developmental Psychology and Clinical Practice. Eva is used to teaching children of all abilities and tailors her approach to each student.
James
James tutors alongside reading Dentistry at King’s College London. He believes that tuition should be a team effort between the tutor and tutee and loves to see his students grow in confidence and academic ability.
Paul
Paul in an experienced tutor with an absolute passion for Physics and Maths. He enjoys nothing more than imparting his joy and knowledge of these subjects to his tutees.
Declan
Declan is a first-class Physics graduate. He has now embarked upon a PhD in experimental solid-state Physics at Imperial College London and tutors alongside his studies.
Manfred
Manfred holds a Mechanical Engineering degree and has four years experience teaching Maths,Physics and Music. He can help students from primary level to A level.
Jess
Jess is a very experienced Maths and Physics tutor with a degree from Harvard. She loves to bring her subjects to life and builds strong relationships with her students.
Raphael
After studying Astrophysics at university, Raphael has sought to enthuse others with the physical world around them. His committed, engaging and supportive demeanor allows him to build confidence in students who ordinarily find Maths and Science a challenge.
Feedback on our Physics tutors
"Natasha helped my son enormously to prepare for these hard exams in all 3 Sciences - Physics, Chemistry and Biology - covering all points with him whilst helping/teaching him how to think and solve scientific questions by himself + practising past papers all along. Natasha is a lovely, kind, punctual, nice, friendly, responsible, committed and very professional & experienced Science tutor and we are very grateful to her for her precious lessons."
Mother of GCSE Science student"Jon is extremely knowledgeable in physics and is very easy to understand. He is a kind and caring person and has a great personality overall. I highly recommend him"
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Physics Tuition Levels
We can provide Physics tuition tailored to specific exams, for 13+ Common Entrance, GCSE Physics, IGCSE Physics, IB Physics, A Level Physics, and the Oxford Physics Aptitude Test and Cambridge Natural Sciences course. We help to improve exam performance by making use of past Physics papers, reinforcing core learning, developing revision techniques, and helping students to push the boundaries of their knowledge of Physics to differentiate themselves from fellow students.
GCSE Physics tutors
GCSE Physics students will need a solid grounding in topics like Electricity, Particles, and Atomic Structure. The Physics tutors we represent will help your child develop a fluent knowledge of the appropriate methods and concepts, and maximise their ability to pick and use the correct tools and techniques to answer Physics questions across a range of different contexts. We aim to build up your child’s confidence, speed, and accuracy under pressure in Physics, equipping them to excel at GCSE level.
IGCSE Physics tutors
Our Physics tutors can help your child across all areas of the IGCSE Physics curriculum, including Thermal Physics, Magnetism, and Waves. The IGCSE provides an excellent foundation for further study in Physics, and the tutors we represent will help your child take full advantage of this, reinforcing the key concepts and preparing them to perform well under examination conditions.
International Baccalaureate (IB) Physics tutors
IB Physics is a challenging qualification, covering a range of compulsory and optional components from Mechanics, to Electric Fields, to Interference. Our Physics tutors will help your child to gain a deeper understanding of the subject, develop their critical thinking skills, solve problems, and communicate their knowledge successfully in an exam context.
A Level Physics tutors
A Level Physics is a key subject for many future career paths, and students have to master a wide range of complex topics to succeed. Our Physics tutors are able to focus in on those areas where your child needs additional support, help them demonstrate their knowledge effectively under time pressure, and ultimately prepare them to perform strongly in these key exams.
Oxford Physics Aptitude Test (PAT) tutors
The PAT is designed to help whittle down the number of students moving on to interview stage at Oxford University, and as such is a rigorous and competitive examination. Our Physics tutors can help your child maximise their performance in this assessment, building on their knowledge and helping them to demonstrate the depth of their understanding successfully, as they compete for places to read Physics at Oxford University.