GCSE Chemistry Tutors

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Qualified, DBS-checked UK teachers. From £40 a lesson, online or face-to-face.

Every Chemistry tutor here is a qualified, DBS-checked UK teacher — vetted by us before they can take a single booking. Flat per-session pricing, secure card payment, and lessons online or face-to-face.

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11 tutors ready to book for GCSE Chemistry

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Laura R.

Experienced Science teacher with 10+ years experience, taught all sciences to GCSE and Chemistry to A level.

£65.00

per lesson

12 years teachingQualified TeacherEnhanced DBSSEN/SEND

Where recall meets calculation — the science students find hardest to balance

GCSE Chemistry blends factual recall (reactions, tests, definitions) with real calculation (moles, yields, concentrations), and it's that combination that students find hardest to juggle. It's taken either as a Separate/Triple science or within Combined Science, and it underpins A-Level Chemistry, medicine and engineering routes.

The classic pain points are the quantitative "maths" chemistry, balancing and interpreting equations, and remembering the required practicals and tests. A specialist tutor makes the calculations methodical, builds confidence with equations, and drills the exam technique that turns understanding into marks.

Every science tutor on Teachers Delivered is a qualified teacher who has taught the current specification.

What GCSE Chemistry covers

Atomic structure & the periodic table

Atoms, isotopes, electronic structure and periodic trends.

Bonding & structure

Ionic, covalent and metallic bonding, and how structure explains properties.

Quantitative chemistry

Moles, reacting masses, yields and concentrations — the maths that decides grades.

Chemical & energy changes

Reactivity, electrolysis, acids and bases, and exo/endothermic reactions.

Rates & organic chemistry

Rates of reaction, and the crude oil, alkanes and alkenes of organic chemistry.

Chemical analysis & the atmosphere

Tests for ions and gases, plus Earth's atmosphere and resources.

GCSE Chemistry Tutors: common questions

My child is fine on theory but struggles with the maths — is that common?

Very. The quantitative chemistry (moles and calculations) is where able students most often lose marks. A tutor makes it methodical and repeatable, which usually lifts the grade quickly.

Triple or Combined Science?

Triple/Separate gives a full Chemistry GCSE; Combined covers all three sciences for two GCSEs in slightly less depth. We support either — tell us which your child takes.