In live one-to-one lessons with a Physics specialist for Core, Extended or Edexcel, your child masters the equations, units and working that examiners reward. Trial lessons cost AED 20 to 60.
Reviewed by Mariam Sturgess, Cambridge certified physics trainer who has led a department as Head of Physics, MSc Physics
Papers, equations and topics checked against Cambridge 0625 for 2026 to 2028 and Edexcel 4PH1.
Physics rewards clear thinking and careful working. All our lessons are live, private and built for one student, and each feature below targets a place where marks drop.
Cambridge built IGCSE Physics for 14 to 16 year olds and offers it as syllabus 0625, graded A* to G. Pearson Edexcel offers it as 4PH1, graded 9 to 1. Both cover forces, electricity, waves, energy and space, leading on to A-Level.
According to Cambridge's published results for June 2025, 21.6% of Physics candidates worldwide gained an A*, and 81.1% gained a C or better. Top grades tend to go to students who stay calm on unfamiliar problems and set out multi-step calculations clearly.
Physics marks often slip away in the working. Students forget a unit, round too early, or skip the equation they used. Others lose easy marks by misreading graphs. One-to-one lessons catch these habits early and replace them with a steady routine.
Main topic areas in the 0625 syllabus, including thermal, nuclear and space physics.
Share of Physics candidates worldwide who reached the top grade with Cambridge in June 2025.
Papers each Cambridge student sits, one of them a practical paper.
Your tutor covers the 0625 syllabus unit by unit, beginning wherever your child is weakest. Edexcel 4PH1 students get the same approach across its eight topics.
Recorded video courses and big online group classes suit some learners. Below, we set them against live one-to-one tutoring on three things: whether working gets checked, whether gaps get attention and how calculations are supported.
| Feature | IGCSE Tutors Your own specialist | Video course Pre-recorded lessons | Group class Online, many students |
|---|---|---|---|
| Working checked line by line | Not usually | ||
| Lessons follow your child's weak topics | Fixed order | Set by the group's pace | |
| Questions answered as they come up | Limited time | ||
| Past paper answers marked to the scheme | Self-marked | Sometimes | |
| Paper 6 practical skills coached | Sometimes covered | Sometimes | |
| Weekly notes for parents | Varies |
Lessons run on a shared digital whiteboard where diagrams and working are drawn live. Our academic team reviews every recording, so teaching stays sharp.
Every week the tutor sends you a short update, and every month a fuller progress report arrives. You also get an alert whenever a lesson or homework task is skipped.
Share the board, the paper level and the Physics topics or calculations your child struggles with.
We choose a Physics specialist who already teaches your child's syllabus, Cambridge 0625 or Edexcel 4PH1.
One trial lesson is priced between AED 20 and 60, and there is no obligation to continue afterwards.
Each week the tutor works on the topics that cost marks, using old exam questions. Not happy with the fit? Ask us for a free re-match.
We accept fewer than 2 in every 100 tutors who apply. Each one first passes a Physics subject interview, then delivers a mock lesson.
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Cambridge has three papers per student: multiple choice, theory and practical, set at Core or Extended level. Edexcel has two untiered papers. Lessons target each paper in turn.
Each question has four options and just over a minute to answer. Your tutor trains quick estimates and unit checks, so wrong options are spotted fast.
Short answers, calculations and explanations carry half the grade. Full working is drilled every week, so method marks are banked even when a final answer slips.
Paper 5 is a lab test, while Paper 6 tests the same skills in writing. Your tutor rehearses readings, tables, graphs and evaluations with past questions.
Questions can come from any of the eight topics. Your tutor mixes questions from across the course and times each practice set.
Paper 2P tests everything, including the bold P statements that go deeper. Your tutor teaches that extra content and sets matching practice.
Your tutor checks that every answer shows the equation, the substitution and the unit. These steps earn method marks and turn near misses into marks gained.
Mr Subhan teaches physics to a great level of detail and provides help with past paper questions. He is also very patient when I do not understand a specific concept
Amazing tutors, helped me so much with physics and mathematics especially. They always help me in case im unsure on how to answer a past paper question and will go back to previous topics if requested.
The tutors are really good at explaining the topics you dont understand and my grades have really improved and you get to pick your tutors based off little demos so its great!
Quick answers on equations, tiers, the practical paper and the Edexcel course.
Mostly, yes. The 0625 syllabus asks students to recall and use many equations, and Edexcel says its listed formulae are not given in the exam. Your tutor builds an equation list with your child and tests it often.
The Core route, Papers 1 and 3, caps the grade at C. The Extended route, Papers 2 and 4, opens every grade up to A*. Your tutor can teach the Supplement content if your child moves up.
Yes. Paper 6, Alternative to Practical, is the one-hour option that checks lab skills in writing. Your tutor practises readings, tables, graphs and evaluating methods using past questions, which also helps students who sit the Paper 5 lab test.
Edexcel students sit two untiered papers, graded 9 to 1, with no separate practical exam. Practical skills are tested inside the written papers. Ten of our Physics tutors teach 4PH1 as well as Cambridge 0625.
Usually the problem is the working, not the physics. Students skip the equation, mix up units such as grams and kilograms, or round too early. Your tutor sets short calculation drills until each step becomes a habit.
IGCSE Physics is the usual route into A-Level Physics, which many engineering degrees ask for. A strong grade, alongside Maths, gives your child a firm base before choosing A-Level subjects.
Many Physics students pair it with Maths, Further Maths or Chemistry. Pick a chip to see who teaches that subject.
Send a few details today. Within 24 hours we suggest a Physics specialist, and your child can start with a trial that costs between AED 20 and 60.
