Find Your Perfect IB Physics Tutor

As an Imperial College London Computing student, I specialize in helping IB students conquer the most demanding STEM subjects. I achieved an IB score of 43/45, with 7s in Physics HL, Mathematics AA HL, and Computer Science HL. I don't just teach the syllabus; I focus on the logic and exam techniques required to reach the highest grade boundaries. When I’m not coding or solving complex problems, you’ll usually find me outdoors. Spending time in nature is how I recharge and maintain the mental clarity needed for high-level academics. My goal is to be a mentor who helps you master your subjects while building the confidence and study habits needed to succeed at a top-tier university. Let’s work together to unlock your full potential!

Hello! My name is Manav and I am a dedicated and experienced tutor of three years, who loves helping students achieve and exceed their academic goals. I currently study Mathematics at the University of Warwick as part of an integrated Master’s degree. At GCSE, I achieved grade 9s in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, and Physics, and at IB level I earned Level 7s in Higher Mathematics and Higher Economics. As someone who was a student only a year ago I understand what exams can feel like and how to approach them effectively, and believe that I can simplify complex concepts tailoring to students' needs. My tutoring approach is flexible and tailored to each student. I place a strong emphasis on building understanding, not just memorisation, and adapt my teaching style to suit the learning needs of every individual, whilst also aiming to provide an engaging lesson. I am patient, communicative, and committed to helping students build confidence in their abilities. If you are looking for a tutor who is passionate about their tutee's learning and committed in helping students achieve the grade they want, then I'd love to hear from you!

Calvin is an outgoing and friendly tutor who is super enthusiastic about science and math. He is patient with his teaching and deliver top notch learning experience. He has over 2 Years of Tutoring experiences with Math, Physics and Chemistry and scored A*A*A*A on A Level and 1510 on American SAT. Excited to start our learning journey together!

I am in my second year studying Maths and Philohophy at the University of Warwick. I have been tutoring since 2022 in a range of subjects, originally helping struggling students in my secondary school with English Language and Literature and later supporting A level and other higher level students in maths, sciences and other academic support. I enjoy working with children and helping them to learn to love their subjects the same way I do! I have achieved a 45 in IB and am comfortable using my academic experience to work out the best route to success for my students. Feel free to reach out to find out more!

Hi! I'm Khushi, a 3rd-year Economics and Statistics student at the University of Warwick. I graduated A - Level and IGCSE with all A* and I am sure, given the opportunity, I can help you conquer your academic goals. I was homeschooled till 2019 and therefore have a stellar work ethic which I wish to share with you so that you can become independent learners. Additionally, I also have detailed notes which I am more than happy to share. I have been teaching for over 3 years and hence am very comfortable working with students. Hopefully, see you soon, and Good Luck!

I’m a 2nd Year Mathematics and Data Science student at the London School of Economics (LSE), one of the UK’s top universities. I achieved A* A* A at A-Level in Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Physics, and I have 3 years of tutoring experience, both paid and voluntary, helping students dramatically improve their grades and confidence. - Tutored A-Level Maths and Further Maths students, focusing on problem-solving, exam technique, and core understanding - Supported multiple students preparing for MAT and TMUA, focussing on building confidence and time management - Helped GCSE students during my A-levels move from predicted 5/6s to 8/9s by simplifying tricky topics and targeting common silly mistakes - Tutored Year 8 students in Mathematics lifting their test scores from 40-50% to 70-80%

Hi, I'm Josh! I'm from Kent, England, and I have a passion for all things physics and maths. I'm an aspiring PhD student, and my dream is to enter research and become a great scientist, educator, and communicator. I have two degrees in theoretical physics (yes, TWO—I know, nerdy, right), an international diploma in physics and mathematics from Australia, and I achieved A*A*A in maths, physics, and further maths, respectively, at A-level. I have experience teaching and tutoring primary, GCSE, A-level, and first- and second-year undergraduate students in both physics and maths in England and Australia. I am also an online English-as-a-second-language mentor for Polish, Italian, and Maltese students of all ages. In between my studies, I enjoy indulging in 70s and 80s rock; guitar, bass, piano, and harmonica jam sessions; watching football and cycling; riding my bike and running; building Lego; watching TV series and movies; and reading all sorts of great books.

I’m a Computer Science student at the University of Warwick with a strong background in maths and science. I achieved A* A* A in Maths, Further Maths and Physics at A-Level, along with six 9s, three 8s and a 7 at GCSE. My tutoring style is relaxed and approachable. I know subjects like maths can feel overwhelming, so I focus on breaking concepts down into simple steps and making sure they actually make sense. Having recently done these exams myself, I understand the current specs and the techniques needed to achieve top grades. Alongside my studies, I’ve gained practical experience through tech internships. As a Full Stack Developer Intern, I helped build and improve a company website, and as an AI Developer Intern, I used large language models to generate exam-style questions—something I now use to create tailored practice for students. I’ve also been a Fresher’s Representative at university, which helped me develop strong communication skills. Outside of academics, I enjoy Muay Thai, football, basketball and chess. Overall, I’m focused on helping students build confidence, improve their understanding, and achieve their goals.

I am a devoted educator committed to supporting others as they aim to achieve their potential. My colourful educational and professional background places me in an ideal position to help others understand complex information. I was born in Oldham, Manchester but grew up in Leicester in the East Midlands where I attended primary and secondary school, sixth-form, and university. I excelled at secondary school but found it tough at sixth-form, although I didn't help myself by picking five subjects in the first year: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths, and Further Maths. After attending sixth-form, I studied on a MPhys Physics with Astrophysics degree at the University of Leicester and graduated in 2017. I then completed my PhD in Physics at the same university before becoming a STEM Teaching Fellow in the physics department. My area of research was/is planetary science and I study the interaction of Saturn's atmosphere and its aurorae. During my PhD, I was very fortunate to get the opportunity to travel to Hawaii, USA and Sendai, Japan for telescope observing and an international conference, respectively. I have previously worked at both the National Space Centre in Leicester and the Royal Observatory Greenwich in London. Both roles were public-facing and I interacted with visiting members of the public. In my current role I teach mathematics to foundation year students at the University of Leicester which includes lecturing, setting and marking exams, and 1-to-1 tutoring.

My name is Alex, and I have just completed my masters in Engineering student at New College, University of Oxford. I have been tutoring for 3 years, and am patient and enthusiastic, traits which I believe are key for allowing my students to develop and feel more confident in their subjects. I achieved a 9 in maths and all of the sciences at GCSE, and continue to achieve top academic marks at university level.