Find Your Perfect IGCSE Chemistry Tutor

I love seeing students make progress. it’s genuinely the best part of tutoring for me. Whether it's a tricky maths topic finally clicking or a boost in confidence in science, those moments are what keep me doing what I do. My sessions are always tailored to each student. Everyone learns a little differently, so I focus on adapting my approach to what works best for you. Whether you need help building strong foundations or pushing for top grades, I’m here to support your goals in a way that makes sense to you.

Hi! I’m Kanyin, a medical student with a strong academic background and a real passion for helping students succeed. My tutoring style is clear, patient, and fully tailored to each student’s needs. I take time to understand how you learn best and adapt each lesson to suit your pace, goals, and confidence level. Whether you're aiming to boost your grades, tackle a tricky topic, or build exam technique, I’ll guide you step by step using active recall, real-life examples, and practice questions. My priority is making learning less stressful and more rewarding — and helping you get results you can be proud of.

Hi! I’m a third-year medical student at Kings College London, intercalating at Imperial College London. I achieved all A*s at A-level and now tutor GCSE Science and Maths, as well as offer mentoring for students interested in studying Medicine. Having been a tutee myself in both school and university, I know how much of a difference one-to-one support can make. I’ve also been an informal tutor and really enjoy helping others feel more confident in subjects they find tricky. Everyone learns differently — and that’s something I really focus on in my sessions. Together, we’ll figure out the best way you learn. Whether it’s breaking down complex science topics using funny stories, crazy mnemonics, visual diagrams, or just keeping it clear and simple, we’ll find the method that clicks. It’s not just about learning the content — exam technique is a big part of success too. We’ll work on understanding what the examiners are looking for, how to tackle different types of questions, and how to manage your time so you can get the best results possible. My lessons are always tailored to your needs, focusing on areas where you feel less confident. It’s a team effort, and I’m here to support you every step of the way — whether that’s boosting your grades, improving exam technique, or preparing for a future in medicine. .

Hi! I’m Jay, a first year physics student at the University of Edinburgh, and I’d love to share my passion for maths and physics and help you achieve the best possible grades. Having done exams and university applications recently, I understand the pressures that students go through and would love to act as a friendly face. I achieved 9999999888 at GCSE and A*A*A*A at A Level in Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Further Maths, and through this I’ve developed not only a thorough understanding of the content, but effective study skills to achieve the best grades. I have experience as a volunteer tutor, helping to support a diverse range of students, as well as teaching my younger sisters over the years. Outside of academics, I enjoy rock climbing and cooking/baking. I love to read in my spare time and enjoy theatre and music. If you have any more questions, feel free to shoot me a message!

Hello, I’m Sreyashi! I’m a Biology and Chemistry tutor with top grades (97% in A-level Biology, 94% in A-level Chemistry), a BSc in Biomedical Science from UCL, and an MSc in Infectious Diseases from LSHTM. But here’s the thing—grades aren’t everything. They matter (a lot), but getting an A+ is about confidence, time management, and discipline, not just memorising textbooks. That’s where I come in. I’ve been teaching for over 5 years. I’ve worked with students of all abilities, from high-achievers chasing top marks to teens who’ve lost motivation during exam season. I especially love supporting neurodivergent learners (I’m ADHD myself), because I know how much difference the right approach makes. One of my proudest teaching moments? Explaining a complex disease like tuberculosis to a 12-year-old in a way that finally clicked. To me, science isn’t just facts—it’s the universe’s longest story, and with every discovery, we get to turn the page and add a new chapter. With a background in music and yoga, I bring creativity, patience, and adaptability to every lesson. My approach is student-first, always tailored to how you learn best. Oh, and while I might be new to this platform, I’m definitely not new to teaching. If you’re aiming for A-Level success—or just want to finally “get” biology or Chemistry—I’ve got you.

Hi there! I’m a tutor specialising in GCSE and A-Level Maths, Physics and Chemistry. I studied Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College London, followed by a Master’s in Innovation Engineering at both Imperial and the Royal College of Art. I achieved A*, A, A, A in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry at A-Level. I focus on making complex ideas simple using visual explanations, real-world examples, and patient guidance, especially for students who lack confidence or don’t feel “naturally academic”. Being neurodiverse myself, I understand that everyone learns differently, and I adapt my teaching to suit each student’s pace, personality and learning style. I’ve helped students grow both in ability and confidence. One of my students felt overwhelmed with maths and doubted whether he could pass, but through clear explanations and encouragement, he rebuilt his confidence and proudly passed with a Grade 4. Outside academics, I’m a silver medallist at the Kabaddi World Cup 2025, which has taught me discipline, resilience, and how to motivate others, qualities I bring into my teaching. I love helping students believe in themselves, enjoy learning, and realise that they are capable of so much more than they think. If you have any questions, I’d be happy to chat. I look forward to helping your child reach their full potential, both academically and in confidence!

Hi! My name is Kanika, I am a student at the LSE studying BSc Accounting and Finance. I completed the IB Diploma Programme in 2024 with 43/45, received 7s in HL Maths AA, HL Economics, HL Business and SL Biology, and 11 A*s in my I/GCSEs. I would love to guide students to the best way to improve their grades, by identifying what the syllabus requires and tailor how each student can effectively learn and revise.

Hi, I'm Tia and I'm a passionate Maths, Economics, Chemistry and Biology tutor with 3+ years of experience! I've tutored students aged 11-18 both online and in-person. I love learning, and I'm dedicated to ensuring other students find that same excitement for their subjects! I'm a first-year Economics and Management undergraduate at the University of Oxford, with A*A*AA in Maths (96%), Computer Science, Further Maths and Economics A-Levels respectively, and 12 Grade 9s at GCSE, including Maths (98%), Further Maths (97%), Chemistry (97%) and Biology (94%). Outside of academics, I am a national-level kayaker, PADI-certified scuba-diver and I have also given a TEDx Talk with 1000+ YouTube views. Looking forward to working with you!

Hi! My name is Muneeb. My approach to teaching is centred around you, every student is different and as a result has different needs and teaching styles that they respond to. I aim to work with students to understand how best to achieve success. My maths and physics background gives me a logical mindset with which I approach teaching, I can systematically work through the gaps in a student’s knowledge and identify the underlying issue hindering them from achieving their full potential and then provide the necessary support to help them thrive. I’m a Masters student at the University of Sussex where I am studying Quantum Technology & management and currently averaging at a high 1st. This follows my undergraduate in physics from University College London (UCL) and my A levels in Maths, Chemistry & Physics in which I achieved A grades. I have informal experience working with children with autism, so I understand the extra level of care that’s required to engage neurodiverse children, particularly with regards to understanding the child’s needs as well as their comfort levels and routines. I can provide GCSE & A level tutoring in Maths, further Maths, Physics, Biology & Chemistry. These are subjects that I studied myself and achieved highly in. As a student who initially struggled with the transition from GCSE to A level I can appreciate the difficulty students may be facing and can provide advice & guidance to help optimise studying techniques and build confidence in order to achieve good A level grades. I can provide mentoring for university applications and personal statements, especially for students interested in STEM subjects, but not limited to that. I have mentored more than 10 students in both formal and informal settings. Last year one of my mentees received an offer from Oxford. I think it’s important to ensure a student’s application showcases their individuality whilst also fulfilling the essential requirements that admissions tutors are looking for.

Hi, I’m Ali — a Natural Sciences graduate from UCL, now studying medicine at ARU. I’ve always had a strong passion for science and education, and I love helping others understand complex ideas in a simple, clear way. I studied at Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys’ School, where I achieved top A-Level grades including an A* in Biology. At UCL, I specialised in Biomedical Sciences and Synthetic Organic Chemistry and graduated with Upper Second Class Honours. My time at UCL gave me a deep understanding of biology, chemistry, and how they connect — which I now build on as a medical student. Along the way, I’ve worked in both science and healthcare settings. I’ve done healthcare research with Newmarket Strategy, where I worked with senior NHS advisors on digital health projects, and I’m currently working in the Women’s Health department at ESNEFT ICS to help improve care pathways. These experiences have helped me understand not just the science, but also how it applies in the real world. As a tutor, I bring both academic strength and practical experience. I’ve helped GCSE and A-Level students improve their grades, understand tricky topics, and feel more confident with their exam technique. I use proven study methods like active recall, spaced repetition, and past-paper analysis, but I always tailor my approach to each student. Whether someone is struggling with cell biology, preparing for medical school, or just wants to feel more confident in lessons, I’m here to help. I try to make each session clear, focused, and supportive — with a goal of not just better grades, but deeper understanding.