Physical Science tutors in South Africa

About Keabaka

As a part-time lecturer for first-year Engineering Physics during university, I developed deep subject knowledge and strong teaching skills. I enjoy helping learners grasp difficult concepts with clarity and ease.

About Marrene

I enjoy science, it gives us an opportunity to display the skills we learned in mathematics. Science stretches our mind to think differently and help us solve problems. After Maths, Chemistry and Physics is my favorite subject.

About Daryl

The concepts taught in this subject were interesting and led me to study for a degree in Civil Engineering. As with mathematics, I held private tutoring sessions with peers and friends, enabling them to finish their final year of high school. I look forward to relaying this knowledge.

About Folakemi

I really enjoyed learning physical sciences and I would like to pass on the knowledge I have to other people who need help.

About Rory

I loved Physical Science so much that I went on to study physics at the University of Cape Town. I have tutored people coming into the IEB system from both Cambridge and NSC, helping them adjust and improve their marks.

About Koena

I achieved 92% for Physics in Matric and have over two years of tutoring experience. My passion for Physics drives me to help learners not only improve their marks but also develop a genuine interest in the subject.

About Bonga

I have taught Physical Sciences and I am more than willing to engage with other curriculum. I am very confident in my content and content delivery.

About Samuel

Physics is like Maths with logic, putting the number to a physical aspect to make sense of everything around.

About Saphron

I have tutored both IEB and NSC pupils in Physical Science through another tutoring company, so I feel more than equipped to assist. I am studying engineering.

About Luthando

This was my favourite subject as well, especially the Physics part of it. Chemistry can be fun as well if you take your time with it and you open your mind to it which is a mistake I did; not having a positive attitude towards Chemistry.