Need a GCSE Physics tutor in Islington or online?
Physics at GCSE rewards students who can connect an idea to the number that proves it — which is exactly what a physicist teaches. Muhammad works from your child’s own specification and exam board, not a generic syllabus, so every lesson maps directly onto what they’ll actually be assessed on.
Lessons start with a short diagnostic conversation to find out where your child is now: which topics feel solid, which ones are guesswork, and what their target grade actually requires. From there, sessions run one to one, two to one, or — where a group is running — alongside other GCSE Physics students on Wednesday evenings.
What’s covered
- Forces and motion
- Energy
- Waves
- Electricity
- Magnetism and electromagnetism
- Particle model of matter
- Atomic structure
- Space physics (Physics only / Triple Award)
Content covers both Combined Science (Double Award) and separate Physics (Triple Award), and applies across all exam boards — AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC and CIE all draw on the same underlying physics, so the difference between boards is mostly in exam wording and formula sheets, not in what’s taught.
Students typically start anywhere from confident-but-inconsistent to unsure where to begin, and work towards the exam-technique fluency that turns understanding into marks: reading the command word correctly, showing working that picks up method marks, and applying the right equation without hesitating under time pressure. By the end, most students reach a place where a physics problem no longer feels unfamiliar — just another one they know how to start.
