Chem with Ben

Some of the topics students most often struggle with are:

- bonding and structure

- moles and calculations

- electrolysis

- rates of reaction

- required practicals

- applying knowledge to unfamiliar questions

A big part of strong revision is knowing exactly where the gaps are.

I’m currently offering a limited number of free GCSE Chemistry diagnostic assessments for Year 10 and 11 students.

Why do a diagnostic first?
A diagnostic assessment helps show:

- what a student already understands

- where the main gaps are

- which topics need the most attention

- what to prioritise before exams

This makes revision much more focused and effective.

These sessions are ideal for Year 10 and 11 students who:

feel stuck in GCSE Chemistry

need more confidence with exam questions

want help identifying gaps before exams

would benefit from structured small-group support

Free GCSE Chemistry Assessment for Year 10 and 11 students

If your child is feeling stuck, lacking confidence, or unsure what to revise in Chemistry, I’m currently offering a free diagnostic assessment to help identify:

- current strengths

- key gaps

- priority topics before exams

This is designed for students who would benefit from a clearer plan and more focused support before GCSEs.

I’m also opening limited spaces for a small-group GCSE Chemistry Easter Intensive and an after-Easter weekly Chemistry programme.

Message me for the assessment link.

Hi, I’m Ben — a science teacher offering small-group GCSE Chemistry support for Year 10 and 11 students.

I’m currently setting up:

- free GCSE Chemistry diagnostic assessments

- small-group Easter revision sessions

- after-Easter weekly Chemistry support

The aim is to help students identify gaps, improve confidence and feel more prepared for their exams.

I’ll be sharing revision tips, common Chemistry mistakes and details of upcoming support here.

Thanks for following.