Looking for an A level physics tutor

[Hilso365]

Does anyone have any advice about the best way to find an A level physics tutor (ideally in person - we live in West Sussex) but could be virtual too. Thanks!

Just bumping this thread for you, OP.

Hi, my nephew was being tutored A Level Physics by someone from Tutora Tutoring, and moved up from a B to an A*, so I'd highly recommend them. I think they offer a free consultation to discuss everything with them, so I would suggest that.

@Hilso365I'd highly recommend them for science tutoring 💯

Ahh finding the right tutor can be such a headache can't it 😂💕 Have a look at Everest Learning. They took my son from a predicted C to an A actually getting him into Cambridge. Their tutors are also from the top unis🎓 they offer a free trial lesson so you can see if they get on before committing to anything 😊 Here is the link to ithttps://everestlearning.academy/ 💖xx

Hi, if you go virtual, ask for a tutor who uses a shared whiteboard and works through past paper questions with your child, not just slides. Physics marks come from showing the method step by step, and that's much easier to coach when you can both see the working. Also check they know your exam board.

Upfront: I run a small online tutoring service, Stemory. Our Physics tutors are DBS checked engineers, and the first 2-hour session is free. stemory.online if it's of interest. Good luck!

If you do end up going virtual, physics works well online. A free trial lesson is worth asking for to check the fit. I run an online tutoring company so I'm biased, but happy to answer any questions.

@StemoryTutors i booked a trial session 4 days ago for tomorrow based on your post above but I still haven’t received a confirmation email?