Cephas

4.9 25+ students

Qualified Online Tutor | BA Medicine

I have a strong medical and science background, with particular expertise in A-Level Chemistry, Physics and UCAT preparation. I tutor A-Level Chemistry and Physics, GCSE Maths, Chemistry and Physics, as well as UCAT. I focus on the logic behind formulas and scientific ideas, using targeted exam practice to help students handle unfamiliar questions and prepare for their assessments.

Teaches:A-Level Chemistry A-Level Physics GCSE Maths GCSE Chemistry GCSE Physics UCAT

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Qualifications

A-Level:Qualified Online Tutor (Chemistry, Physics)

GCSE:Qualified Online Tutor (Maths, Chemistry, Physics)

Admissions:Qualified Online Tutor (UCAT)

Degree Qualifications:Bachelor of Arts in Medicine

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Personally Interviewed

Our tutors go through a rigorous selection process, having been interviewed to assess their teaching skills and subject knowledge. They have extensive tutoring experience with a track record of success, helping students achieve their academic goals.

Tutoring Experience

I have experience delivering one-to-one online tuition in A-Level Chemistry and Physics, covering areas such as organic chemistry, mechanics, electricity and waves. I also teach GCSE Maths, Chemistry and Physics, supporting students with core knowledge, calculations and required practicals. For UCAT students, I provide timed question practice, section-specific strategies and careful review of errors. My lessons regularly use past papers and mark schemes to strengthen exam technique and develop exam fluency.

Tutoring Approach

I begin by finding out whether the main difficulty is subject knowledge, mathematical working or exam technique. In A-Level Chemistry and Physics, I break longer calculations and unfamiliar problems into clear stages. For GCSE Maths and Science, I use worked examples before moving to independent exam questions. UCAT sessions focus on efficient methods, timing and decision-making under pressure. I adapt the pace to the student and revisit errors until they can explain the method themselves.