Science Tutors
Our modern society places increasing emphasis on science and technology, so it is important for the future that today's students have a the best understanding of these areas and a clear idea of the scientific process. Science shows us patterns and relationships in the natural world and attempts to explain them... often using strange sounding terms and abstract concepts.
If your child is struggling with science, KS Science Tutors can help. We work with your child to help them build a better understanding of the subject matter by showing them how to solve problems and explore ideas and concepts.
Biology, Chemistry, Physics£30p/h
KS Science Tutors provide high quality, one on one lessons that are created to help your child gain the confidence and understanding of the given subject, and improve their learning ability as well as their exam technique.
• teaching style adapted for each student
• topic notes provided
• homework set every week
• revision notes provided
"She explains things very clearly and concisely. You can tell she is very passionate about her subject and conveys this in the way she teaches. I would recommend her highly." Mrs D: Parent - GCSE Science
"I was overwhelmed with the challenging new concepts and was struggling to understand how they worked together. I struggled with exam technique and being able to understand what exactly it was that a question was asking of me. Mrs Sanni was a great with helping me to understand and grasp a better knowledge of not only the subject, but also how to answer questions effectively and efficiently. I now feel much more confident and will be going on to do my chemistry A2. I simply wouldn’t have been able to do it without Mrs Sanni." Miss R: Student - A level Chemistry
"Karen has taught my daughter for 2 years, in the preparation of her GCSEs in science. C has enjoyed the tuition with Karen. She gained a lot in confidence and her results have improved. Karen is a very calm and patient tutor. she has amazing range of resources. I would recommend her." Mrs I: Parent - GCSE Science