Hi, I’m Ava. I tutor QCE Maths (Methods and Specialist), mainly Year 11–12. I’ve run weekly problem sessions for 4 years and I’m happiest teaching calculus, vectors, and proof-style reasoning. If you’re preparing for IA2/IA3 or the external exam, we’ll practise QCAA-style questions, fix layout, and build a quick-check routine so you stop dropping marks to algebra slips. I’ll also share my ‘common errors’ sheet.

I’m a QCE English tutor focused on analytical and persuasive writing. Over 9 years I’ve helped seniors plan essays, tighten arguments, and quote smoothly without padding. I enjoy close reading of poetry and short stories, and I’m happy to workshop an IA draft from the first brainstorm through to final edit. Expect blunt but useful margin notes, plus a simple paragraph plan you can reuse under time pressure.

I teach QCE Biology and help students get comfortable with both the content and the wording that earns marks. I’ve tutored for 6 years, including intensive revision blocks before the external exam. My favourite areas are genetics, homeostasis, and practical design. We’ll use stimulus questions, practise data analysis, and rewrite responses so they match QCAA expectations. I’m also good at helping students choose and justify variables for investigations.

Hey! I’m Jack and I tutor QCE Chemistry. I started tutoring in uni and kept going because I genuinely like the subject. I’m big on stoichiometry, redox, and getting units/significant figures right. If you’re working on an IA investigation, I can help you plan method and calculations, then polish the written explanation so it reads like chemistry, not guesswork. I’m the annoying person who checks your state symbols and conditions, too.

I’m Sophie, a QCE Physics tutor with 8 years’ experience supporting senior secondary students. I specialise in turning syllabus dot points into exam-ready answers, especially for motion, waves, and electric circuits. Students often come to me when their maths is fine but their explanations don’t match the marking guide. We’ll practise short-response wording, diagrams, and showing assumptions clearly, then time a few mixed-topic sets so pacing isn’t a surprise.

I tutor QCE Maths and I’m the person who will redo the same question three different ways until one sticks. I’ve been tutoring for 3 years and I keep a folder of ‘classic traps’ from past QCAA-style papers. I’m particularly into probability and statistics. Bring IA tasks or exam sets — we’ll work through them properly and annotate where marks come from. If you like, I’ll set a short weekly quiz to keep skills fresh.

I’m Jacob and I teach QCE English for students who want sharper structure and cleaner expression. I’ve spent 7 years tutoring senior learners, and I also mark practice pieces for a local tutoring centre. I like helping students write introductions that actually take a stance, and I’m a bit obsessed with sentence-level editing. If you send a draft early, we can do two rounds of feedback, then practise writing a timed version so you’re not relying on memorised lines.

Hello, I’m Marcus. I tutor QCE Biology with a practical, exam-focused approach built over 10 years of tutoring and lab work. I’m strongest in ecology, evolution, and data interpretation, and I’ll show you how to handle unfamiliar stimulus material without freezing. Sessions usually include quick recall drills, then longer responses where we practise command terms and link evidence to conclusions. I’m happy to help polish IA rationales and evaluate sources properly.

I’ve been tutoring for 5 years and I keep a bank of my own practice questions that mirror QCAA wording. If you’re aiming to lift your response quality, we’ll focus on the ‘why’ behind each step, improve your annotation of graphs/tables, and tighten your written justifications. I can also sanity-check an IA plan so it’s realistic and safe.

I’m Shelby, a QCE Physics tutor with 4 years’ experience helping students lift results in the final two years. I’m keen on forces, energy, and modelling, and I’ll push you to set out solutions so markers can follow the reasoning. For IA investigations, we can plan variables, uncertainty, and analysis. For exams, we’ll drill multi-step calculations and the short explanations that go with them, including how to phrase limitations and assumptions without waffle.