Science With Confidence

Why Choose Me
· Free first lesson with no obligation
· Small class sizes- no more than 5 in a class
· Qualified science teacher with a pure first degree in Chemistry from University College London and teaching qualification from the University of Oxford
· Access to presentations and unique resources tailored by me
· Chartered science teacher and a member of the Royal Society of Chemistry in recognition of my commitment to excellence in chemistry teaching and learning
· Over 15 years’ of private tutoring and teaching experience in both the state and private sector- currently teaching in a high-achieving private school
· Interactive and engaging lessons
· Proven results; every student of mine has experienced a minimum one grade increase or more within 8 weeks
· Support outside of lesson with resources
· Regular testing at the end of each topic and progress tracked, so you will know exactly how your child is progressing.
For only £25 per child, per session and a smaller class size you’re guaranteed the perfect learning environment for your child to succeed. Furthermore, with my extensive experience and the resources I have access to, your child will get the best support and best tools for a fraction of the cost.
I offer both pay as you go lessons and discounted bundle packages.
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Science Tutor Mum | Local Mums Online Local Mum, Science Teacher and Founder of Science With Confidence Sadia blogs for us about her science tuition and learning tips

Another 5-star rating for my A Level Chemistry lessons. If you are willing to work hard with me to get the top grades, then get in touch with me to arrange your free trial lesson and see how much you can boost your knowledge and confidence in just one lesson!

As the pollen count creeps up, make sure you keep your hay fever under control so that you can perform your best in the examinations. Tip: You could smear some Vaseline on the inside of the bottom of your nose to trap some pollen!

It is vital you take regular breaks from revision (like Zane here) to process what you have learnt, maintain motivation and avoid cognitive overload whilst taking care of your mental health. This way, you will be ready to perform your best on the day!

Structure and bonding is a significant topic in GCSE Chemistry and can carry big marks in the examination. Tip: Ensure you refer to the forces between graphite layers as "weak forces of attraction" and not "weak intermolecular forces"!

Don't forget to revise those required practicals for the GCSE Biology/Chemistry/Physics/Combined science examinations which is at least 15% of each paper. Edexcel has a handy sheet containing links to videos to the required practicals:

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