I tutor QCE Chemistry and spend most lessons on the bits students get stuck on: equilibrium set-ups, redox tables, and picking the right assumptions in calculations. I worked as a first-year chem lab demonstrator, so I’m used to explaining why something works, not just giving an answer. Bring your class sheets or past questions and we’ll work through them properly, then I’ll set a short follow-up for the week.

I tutor QCE Chemistry and I’m the person who actually enjoys organic mechanisms. If naming and isomers feel like alphabet soup, we’ll slow it down and build a simple pattern you can reuse. I’ve been tutoring alongside uni for a few years and I keep sessions pretty relaxed: we do a stack of questions, I’ll stop you when something’s off, and we fix it straight away. Happy to help with prac write-ups too.

I tutor QCE Chemistry and work full-time in environmental testing, so I’m around titrations, spectroscopy reports, and calibration curves all week. For QCE, that translates well to data handling and the way you’re expected to justify conclusions. We’ll focus on the calculation style your school uses, then practise explaining results in short, precise sentences. I can also help you prep for practical investigations and the write-up structure.