Physics TutorLive and 1-on-1
1-on-1 online physics tutoring for Years 10 to 12, working through the motion, electricity and fields problems from your class. The same tutor every week, including the maths behind them.
From A$65 an hour. No contracts. Pay after each lesson.
Our physics tutoring is rated 4.9 out of 5
One physics tutor shows you how to set out each problem, from the diagram and formula to units and a final answer.
Physics tutoring for every topic
Motion and forces, energy and momentum, electricity and magnetism, waves and light, and practical investigations.
Motion and forces
Solve kinematics, Newton’s laws and projectile problems
Energy and momentum
Apply conservation laws to collisions and work done
Electricity and magnetism
Analyse circuits, fields, motors and induction
Waves and light
Work through interference, refraction and the photoelectric effect
Nuclear and modern physics
Cover radioactivity, relativity and the atom
Practical investigations
Design experiments, analyse data and handle uncertainty
Hear from students and parents who chose Tutero
What changed with the right physics tutor.
Recorded interviews, shared with permission.
From lost in Year 10 physics to a 96 ATAR
Clara was in Year 10 on the Gold Coast, struggling in several subjects and unable to make sense of physics. She kept the same tutor through to Year 12 and came to love physics, with lessons moved around her triathlon training. She finished with a 96 ATAR and now studies law at Bond.
“When Clara started she couldn't understand physics at all. With her tutor she came to love it.”Jules, Clara’s mum
Physics · Year 10 to 12Real reviews from students and parents
How Tutero compares
Four ways to get help, side by side.
| Tutero | Tutoring centre | Online marketplace | Help at school | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One tutor per student | Always | Small groups | You vet | Shared |
| Their own curriculum | Every lesson | Sometimes | Depends | Yes |
| Written report | Every lesson | Rarely | Rarely | Rarely |
| Change tutors | Any time | Varies | Re-hire | Not offered |
| Commitment | None | By the term | Varies | School year |
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From A$65 an hour, the same rate at every year level. No contracts, no sign-up fee. Pay after each lesson.
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- The same tutor every week, at the same time
- A learning plan built on the school’s course
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Common questions
What students and parents ask before starting.
How much is a physics tutor per hour?
From A$65 an hour, the same rate at every year level. You pay after each lesson, and there's no contract.
Is a physics tutor worth it?
It's worth it when you follow the class but lose marks on problems, or when the algebra trips you up. A tutor works through your problem sets and shows you a method you can reuse.
Can I get a physics and maths tutor?
Yes. Ask for both on the form. Each subject gets its own tutor, with one account manager looking after both, and your physics tutor still covers the maths inside physics problems.
Is one hour a week enough for physics?
For most students, yes. One hour on the problems you're stuck on adds up quickly. In Term 4, Year 12 students often add a second lesson for timed past papers before exams.
Is there a physics tutor near me?
Lessons are online, so you're matched with a tutor who knows physics well, not whoever is closest. Diagrams and working go on a shared whiteboard, live, on evenings or weekends.
How do I start physics tutoring?
Fill in the short form with your year and the topics you're stuck on. An account manager calls within 24 hours, then matches your physics tutor.
- 1A ten-minute callWe learn what’s happening at school.
- 2A handpicked tutorMatched on subject, level and personality.
- 3The first lessonA whiteboard lesson, then a written report.
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