Physics tutors in Gauteng

I have a degree in civil engineering, and therefore have an expansive experience with this subject. Subjects that i covered were engineering maths (which is a heavy focus on calculus), applied mathematics (which is a mixture of static and dynamic physics) and basic chemistry on a university level, in addition to my engineering subjects. I have also taught Cambridge mathematics at a high school for a year.

The subject was my favorite in high school and I did pretty good in my final exams, although I know I could have done better. But most importantly I think I'm the best tutor for the subject because I've got love for it. As we know people tend to do well in things they love.

I completed my engineering degree in 2018 and I have a passion for numbers and science! I teach Physics by trying to simplify difficult concepts and try to use many different approaches to teaching. I believe that anyone can do Physics if they have a good teacher and problems are practiced! Let us make more engineers!

I appreciate that most frequently, students struggle with Physics because they do not understand the underlying Mathematics and because they have not been given an intuitive understanding, My tutoring style aims to address these particular issues in addition to providing a source of knowledge. In 2019 alone, I tutored over 100 hours of Physics subjects at university in private tutoring.

I Studied Physics as a major and in the past 4 years I have discovered how to attempt physics problems without worrying to much about the stack of content that one has but the most important thing is the laws and postulates of physics and then application in how do we then use a particular law/postulate to solve a different problem not all problems are approached the same way so if one figures put categorization then they have mastered the art of solving and breaking down a problem.

I have been a Science tutor since 2018. I have achieved a mark of 81% for Pure Mathematics and 82% for Physics when I completed my AS-Levels. For my first-year Physics module, FSK 116, I achieved a mark of 84%.

I completed an Bachelor of Science undergraduate degree with Majors in Physics and Chemistry. I find physics and chemistry to be incredible subjects which evoke deep thought and consideration. These subjects ask questions about the world around us and teaching these challenging concepts brings me joy. It is my hope that I can share some of the wonder and excitement in this subject.

I'm studying Electrical Engineering at the University of Pretoria. I'm currently in my 3rd year thus I completed The following electrical/electronical related modules: General chemistry 171 (CHM 171) Physics 176 (FSK 176)

Got a distinction for A-Level Physics. I attended masterclasses and have covered a range of subjects during my degree. Physics is a subject that I found very interesting and challenging. When you can understand a complex theory and apply your knowledge to solving a problem, it is a very satisfying feeling.

As an aeronautical engineer, I not only understand physics, but because I use it daily, I understand where to use it and why it’s useful. I believe students will remember more if they understand exactly why they are learning something and where they will need it.