Chemistry tutors in Gauteng

About Phemelo

I want to help students build confidence in this subject so that they become comfortable in tackling problems of all levels

About Madambi

What I’ve noticed is that chemistry requires lots of practice and but the secret here is using your imagination, creating ideal pictures of the given question or scenario, knowing formulas and knowing how and where to use them.

About Nimrod

I am currently doing completing two degrees a; being Bsc in Chemistry and applied chemistry as well as Chemical engineering. Both deals with Chemistry at a higher level which makes me the master of chemistry.

About Matimu

Chemistry was my favourite subject in grade 12. I would be a great tutor for it because I like it and I also like to teach it and I'm good at it.

About Nkosinathi

I am a great tutor for Chemistry because I love and understand it in depth. Explaining its concepts is never a problem for me. This benefits my students' knowledge and increases their academic performance.

About Thabiso

I achieved a distinction for Chemistry at Matric level and am competent in my ability to assist others in their understanding of the subject.

About Margaret

I got over 80% for Physical Science in Matric and then used the knowledge to help me to get an engineering degree. I really love science and I hope to help you love science too.

About Ishmael

I am studying Chemistry Theory at a tertiary level, this degree is strongly related to the content covered in Chemistry Theory, and I am confident in my ability to facilitate learning in this area.

About Emmanuel

I'm a good tutor for this subject because of my goal driven and practical-oriented way of pursing understanding in this subject, by making my students develop strong basic/foundational knowledge through simplicity

About Mohamed

I am a good Chemistry tutor as I have completed a chemistry module in my first year at the University of Pretoria. I have had difficulty with this subject myself so I understand the difficulty that students go through when understanding the difficulties associated with this subject.