GCSE Science
Build understanding in biology, chemistry and physics, with support for combined and separate sciences.
One-to-one GCSE and A Level tuition. Make sense of difficult topics, build lasting knowledge and approach exams with confidence.
Online tuition from home. Supporting students since 2020.
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Build understanding in biology, chemistry and physics, with support for combined and separate sciences.
Strengthen the foundations, work through tricky methods and practise solving exam questions.
Connect biological ideas, develop precise explanations and practise applying knowledge to unfamiliar questions.
Make sense of environmental processes, interpret evidence and develop stronger exam answers.

I’m Adam, the creator of Discover Tutoring. Since 2020, I’ve worked one-to-one with students to develop their understanding, confidence and exam skills. Improving grades and pushing them forward.
Whether it's starting from the basics and teaching the full course or an exclusive focus on exam questions, I'm prepared to help. We'll review the latest grades and comments from teachers, and then I'll personally assess their current performance and make a comprehensive plan to improve grades. With me there will be no time wasted, they'll gain exam skills, memorise important concepts or clear up misconceptions, every single session.
I ask questions throughout sessions to understand how a learner is thinking. By carefully listening to an explanation, I can find the specific aspects that they're currently unsure of. Then, I'll adapt, sketch it out or work through a different example. Each time challenging their understanding and moving forward.
Understanding an explanation is a start. Remembering it next week and using it in an exam is what we work towards.
Break down difficult ideas and find out where the gaps are. Questions and discussion help students make sense of what they’re learning.
Revisit earlier learning to see what has stuck. Work on weaker areas before building on them.
Work through problems and exam questions with feedback, building the skills to tackle them more independently.
In this teaching clip, Adam shows how to calculate masses in chemical reactions.
In this teaching clip, Adam introduces succession: how communities of living things change over time.
It’s a good example of how a session works: a step-by-step explanation of a method that many students find tricky, which we then practise together.
It’s a good example of how a session works: a clear explanation of how the stages connect, which we then practise applying to exam-style questions.
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