Physics Tuition
At Science Clinic Private Tutoring we offer a range of tuition services aimed at providing learning and skills for Key stage 3, GCSE/IGCSE, A-Level levels of education. We work with your child’s current syllabus to ensure they receive expert tuition in a structured and fun way.
Qualified to teach Physics
All our tutors are properly qualified to teach physics and lessons will be structured around your child’s level and to their required syllabus.
They are constantly updated and trained to keep in line with the national curriculum and any changes in educational standards.
We will cover the following topics in physics levels Key Stage 3 or Junior secondary and GCSE/IGCSE or Key Stage 4 and A-Levels.
Key Stage 3 Physics
This syllabus uses big ideas and mastery goals to equip students for success at GCSE.
It also provides a method to follow student progress as their understanding develops
during KS3.
GCSE (9-1) Physics
Covering some of the following topics:
AQA
Energy, Electricity, Particle model and matter, Atomic structure, Forces, Waves, Magnetism and electromagnetism and Space Physics
We also teach the following specifications:
Physics Required Practicals
Covering some of the following tasks:
AQA
- Investigating Specific Heat Capacity.
- Investigating the effectiveness of different materials as thermal insulators.
- Investigating the factors affecting the resistance of electrical circuits.
- Investing the I-V characteristics of a variety of circuit elements.
- Determining the density of Solids and liquids
- Investigating the relationship between Force and Extension.
- Investigating factors that affect acceleration.
- Investigating the frequency, wavelength and speed of waves in solids and liquids.
- Investigating the reflection and Refraction of light.
- Investigating how much infrared radiation is absorbed or radiated by a surface.
A-Level Physics
Covering some of the following topics:
Measurements and their errors, Particles and radiation, Waves, Mechanics and materials, Electricity, Further mechanics and thermal physics, Fields and their consequences, Nuclear physics, Astrophysics, Medical Physics, Engineering physics, Turning points in physics and Electronics