GCSE Physics tutors
Find a GCSE Physics tutor for one-to-one lessons online or in person. Every tutor on Studoli sets their own price and your first lesson is free.
Lessons follow the GCSE Physics syllabus, from core topics to the exam technique each paper rewards.
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Tutors for GCSE Physics
Nadeem B.Chemistry, Maths, PhysicsExperienced online Maths,Physics and Chemistry tutor, delivering engaging, personalised lessons with clear explanations, interactive…View profile
Seun O.Civic Education, Further Maths, Physics"Hi, I’m Oluwaseun, a dedicated Physics educator and STEM specialist with years of experience preparing students for Cambridge IGCSE,…View profile
philip E.Maths, Physics, Computer ScienceI prioritise building trust from the very first lesson. Students are encouraged to ask questions, revisit topics as many times as…View profile
NAOMI K.Maths, PhysicsI am a passionate and dedicated Mathematics and Science teacher with a Bachelor’s degree in Education (Science) and a Certificate in…View profile
What GCSE Physics lessons cover
- Motion, forces and Newton's laws
- Energy, work and power
- Electricity and circuits
- Waves, light and sound
- Heat and properties of matter
- Atomic and nuclear physics
About GCSE
- GCSEs are the qualifications most students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland take at the end of Year 11, at age 15 to 16.
- Exams are usually sat in May and June, and results are published in August.
- In England, subjects are graded from 9 (highest) to 1. A grade 4 is a standard pass and a grade 5 is a strong pass.
- Many sixth forms ask for grade 6 or above in the subjects you want to study at A Level.
How to prepare
- Know your exam boardAQA, Edexcel and OCR papers differ in style. Practise with past papers from your own board and learn its command words.
- Start retrieval practice earlyShort daily quizzes and flashcards from Year 10 beat cramming in May.
- Use the mark schemesExaminers give marks for method and key terms. Reading mark schemes shows you exactly what earns credit.
How it works
- Choose a tutorCompare profiles, reviews and prices, then pick the tutor who fits you.
- Book a free first lessonMeet your tutor, share your goals and agree a plan for the exam.
- Prepare with a planWork through the syllabus and exam-style questions at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a GCSE Physics tutor cost?
Each tutor sets their own price, which you see on their profile before booking. You can filter tutors by price, and your first lesson is free, so you can try a tutor before committing.
Are lessons online or in person?
Most GCSE Physics tutors on Studoli teach online by video, which works wherever you live. Some also offer in-person lessons; check the tutor's profile.
When should I start preparing for GCSE Physics?
Ideally six to twelve months before the exam, so there is time to cover the full syllabus and practise exam-style questions. A few weeks of focused lessons can still lift a grade if time is short.
How do I know a tutor knows the GCSE syllabus?
Tutors list the exams they prepare students for on their profile. Read their profile and reviews, and use your free first lesson to ask how they approach GCSE Physics.