Chemistry
Our Chemistry tutors specialise in teaching Chemistry from GCSE level all the way to undergraduate. Whether it be support on coursework, or you’re prepping for an exam, select your academic level below to view a selection of our tutors, or contact us today to get started.
“The elements, if arranged according to their atomic weights, exhibit an apparent periodicity of properties.”
Dmitri Mendeleev
Chemistry Tutors at Athena Tuition
At Athena Tuition, our specialist Chemistry tutors can offer precise, syllabus-targeted teaching, whilst also stretching beyond the syllabus, where useful and appropriate.
Our tutors can cater for levels spanning an introduction to Chemistry, as part of general Science tuition at prep school, up to Oxbridge extension work and undergraduate support.
We cater for the full complement of school assessment levels and exam boards.
Why study Chemistry?
Chemistry is the scientific discipline of intermediate scope, between Biology and Physics.
It, therefore, has an exceptionally diverse reach, from Microbiology to Geology, Pharmacology to Forensics, and the Periodic Table to Energetics. A strong understanding of the principles of Chemistry confers an advantage when studying almost every scientific discipline; particularly at higher levels.
Chemistry is a challenging subject, both from a conceptual perspective and in terms of content volume. Those with a good understanding of Chemistry, though, are well-placed to find roles within STEM fields.
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What does a chemistry tutor do?
Chemistry tutors provide much-needed support and clarity on one of the most difficult sciences. They work with students at all levels to help them prepare for upcoming exams and coursework, focusing on a range of branches, including physical, analytical, organic and inorganic chemistry.
Is it possible to self-teach chemistry?
It is possible to self-teach Chemistry, although it may be much harder to grasp some of the more complex concepts. Relying on a tutor when needed can be highly beneficial to furthering the skills and knowledge required to succeed in this science.