Physics tutors in South Africa

About Jack

I tutor university physics with a focus on building deep understanding and problem-solving skills. My goal is to help students think like physicists—approaching challenges with confidence, clarity, and curiosity.

About Nia

Physics is my true passion, and I'm pursuing advanced studies to deepen my expertise. I believe the best way to master complex topics is through clear understanding. I’m committed to helping students achieve this. My goal is to make it approachable, sharing my knowledge to inspire success.

About Phuthang

I enjoy helping others and for me, seeing someone believing that anything is possible is my goal. You can solve it, no matter how long it takes.

About Jenny

I have completed first year Physics with a distinction and I am familiar with the work that first year students are currently doing.

About Zinhle

I have offered private tutorials for first year Physics at the University of the Free State [2021-present], and as a part-time tutor here at Teach Me 2. I have worked with various types of students, and have learnt how to approach each to ensure that they understand the concept(s).

About Kalvin

I have tutored Physics at the University level for Residence. I achieved a distinction.

About Lerissa

I am currently studying engineering at the University of Pretoria. I represented South Africa internationally in a science fair in America during my grade 11 year. I was also part of the top achievers of my province.

About Michelle

With a strong background in Physical Sciences and problem-solving, I enjoy breaking down abstract Physics concepts into clear, practical explanations. Tutoring Physics allows me to help learners develop analytical thinking and confidence in applying theory.

About Jacobus

I have a great love and interest for Science in general, but physics hold a special place in my heart

About Katya

I am currently a medical student at the University of Pretoria. I received distinctions in all my subjects in matric and my first year of university. I believe the first step to learning new work is finding the study method that works best for the student, and I am uniquely qualified to do so.