Chemistry tutors in South Africa

About Daniel

I started out tutoring my peers in high school and thereafter joined a tutoring company, I can honestly say I helped each of my students achieve their goals. Even my students on the brink of failing I was able to bring back from the edge and lead them to pass their subjects.

About Michelle

Chemistry can be hard but as soon as you understand the basics it is very simple. I had physics and chemistry up until grade 12. At University level I obtained a pass with a distinction for chemistry which included organic and inorganic chemistry.

About Oliver

I studied chemistry in high school and first-year university. I equally have about two years of experiences teaching chemistry in high school.

About Kayla

Chemistry is my major, in my BSc Food Science degree. I have knowledge up to 3rd year chemistry at university level.

About Jonathan

I am a chemical engineer with more than six years of experience, have been working as a wastewater operations supervisor using chemical processes to treat wastewater. Currently undertaking my master's project.

About Nokutenda

I love chemistry because there is so much more to it than just explosions! The physiological reactions that keep you alive? All of them can be understood through chemical principles. If you're struggling to grasp these chemical principles, reach out and I will introduce you to a fantastic world

About Sharon

Most people think chemistry is hard, but I can prove that chemistry is fun and easy if taught the right well.

About Khomotso

Physical Sciences, particularly Chemistry, can be tough, but with sufficient guidance your child can be tough too. The only way to improve on this subject is to tackle it head on. I therefore feel that I can be an asset in assisting them to achieve their best possible mark

About Onajite

I hold a BSc, MSc and PhD in Chemistry. I love teaching and have hands on experience in teaching high school chemistry.

About Melusi

I have been teaching Chemistry for more than 10 years. I find joy in simplifying complex concepts, and it's the 'wow!' moment from my students that spurs me to keep going. "From the simple to the complex" has been my all-time maxim.