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A-Level Physics Tutors
Qualified, DBS-checked UK teachers. From £40 a lesson, online or face-to-face.
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7 tutors who teach A-Level Physics
Qualified teachers, enhanced DBS verified. Pick one to see their availability and book a single lesson — no packages.
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Adam E.
Experienced Science teacher- A-level and GCSE Physics, all sciences at KS3. 25+ years of experience
£50.00
per hour-long lesson
29 years teachingQualified TeacherEnhanced DBSSEN/SEND
Why A-Level Physics matters
The problem-solver's A-Level — maths-heavy and highly respected
A-Level Physics is a rigorous, maths-heavy course that universities and employers rate highly — essential for engineering and physics degrees and valuable for many others. It runs from mechanics and materials through waves, fields and nuclear physics, with a strong practical endorsement and a lot of problem-solving.
Students who don't also take A-Level Maths often find the mathematical demand the hardest part, along with the more abstract fields and quantum topics. A specialist tutor builds the maths-in-physics fluency, develops a reliable problem-solving method, and prepares students for the practical and data questions.
Every tutor on Teachers Delivered is a qualified teacher who has taught the current specification.
What A-Level Physics covers
Mechanics & materials
Forces, motion, energy, momentum and the properties of materials.
Waves & optics
Wave behaviour, superposition, diffraction and refraction.
Electricity
Circuits, resistivity and electrical energy in more depth than GCSE.
Fields
Gravitational, electric and magnetic fields, and electromagnetic induction.
Nuclear & particle physics
Radioactivity, nuclear energy and the standard model of particles.
Practical & data skills
The required practicals and the data-analysis and uncertainty questions in the papers.
We match your child's exam board
A-Level Physics Tutors: common questions
Does my child need A-Level Maths as well?
It's strongly recommended — the maths content is significant. Students taking Physics without Maths can absolutely succeed, but often need extra support with the mathematical side, which a tutor can provide.
Which exam boards do your tutors cover?
AQA, Edexcel (Pearson), OCR A and OCR B (Advancing Physics), and WJEC/Eduqas — matched to your child's board.
Can a tutor help with the practical endorsement?
Yes — for the practical, data-analysis and uncertainty questions in the written papers (the endorsement is assessed in school).
How many sessions will my child need?
A weekly hour is typical, increasing around mocks and in Year 13.
How much does a tutor cost?
A flat price per hour-long lesson (platform minimum £40), shown on each profile. Pay securely by card.
Are your tutors qualified teachers?
Yes — qualified, experienced teachers with a verified Enhanced DBS.
