
★★★★★November 2025
“When Clara started she couldn't understand physics at all, she found it really difficult.”
JulesWatch video

Motion, circuits and fields, worked through with a tutor who knows the GCSE and A level Physics courses. 1‑to‑1 and online.
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★★★★★4.94,200+ families
Physics tutors matched to your child's course, lessons on a shared live whiteboard, and a written report after each one.
250 reviews
One tutor, 1-to-1, working from the student’s own school work.
center 30%Never a group.
center 30%From their school work.
center 30%The same tutor weekly.
center 30%We find the gaps first.
center 30%One person who knows you.
center 30%What changed, in writing.
center 30%All of it on your phone.
center 30%GCSE, A level, IB.
center 30%Years 9 to 13.
Five things a Tutero tutor does in a physics lesson, each shown on the live whiteboard with a real Year 11 problem.
Parents and students on what changed after lessons started.
Recorded interviews with Tutero families, shared with their permission.

★★★★★November 2025
“When Clara started she couldn't understand physics at all, she found it really difficult.”
JulesWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“The flexibility to shift lessons around their tests and exams has been fantastic.”
MarkWatch video

★★★★★December 2024
“Vidushan would share a document and work through it, which really replicated the classroom.”
EmmaWatch video

★★★★★April 2025
“I noticed a shift back to her being interested and engaged in her learning, looking forward to that time.”
Honi & XuelaWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“My biggest worry was keeping my teenage son engaged online, but the tutors are amazing at it.”
AyshaWatch video

★★★★★December 2022
“Her tutoring is built around STEM, the exams she will sit, and it is aligned with her schoolwork.”
RussellWatch video

★★★★★April 2025
“Montana doubts herself, and Lilian never makes her feel that she can't do it.”
Amanda & MontanaWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“They come out of their sessions feeling comfortable and confident with their tutors.”
DaliaWatch video

★★★★★December 2022
“She now looks forward to her tutoring, even on a Friday night, so hats off to Sarah.”
JosefineWatch video


★★★★★November 2025
“For a rural family with limited options, online tutoring opened a door we didn't have.”
JayneWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“Kara got 100 percent on a recent test, which was never going to happen without Brin.”
ShannonWatch video

★★★★★October 2025
“Zoe feels safe to ask Nazia anything, without feeling judged about being behind.”
PriscillaWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“Caroline gelled with both of my very different girls and met them exactly where they needed to be.”
KathieWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“Alyssa looks forward to it now and says, today is my tutoring day.”
TashWatch video

★★★★★December 2022
“The right tutor for Frankie was in Adelaide while we are in Sydney, and online means that doesn't matter.”
KylieWatch video

★★★★★December 2022
“First impressions last, and the way Tutero spoke to me said it all.”
MadhuWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“The one on one means I can ask as many questions as I want, which I could never do in class.”
ElenaWatch video

★★★★★April 2026
“He bonded with Jake from the very first lesson and became motivated.”
ShiranthiWatch video
Clara was in Year 10 on the Gold Coast, struggling in several subjects and unable to make sense of physics at all. Her mum Jules had tried other tutors, then read the Tutero reviews and gave it a go. Clara kept the same tutor through to Year 12 and came to love physics. Because she trains as a triathlete, lessons moved when races and training got in the way. She finished with a 96 ATAR and now studies law at Bond, and her brother Kristen has since started with a tutor of his own.
“When Clara started she couldn't understand physics at all, she found it really difficult. With her tutor she came to love it.”
Jules, Clara's mum
“Clara got a 96 ATAR and is now studying law at Bond.”
Jules, Clara's mum


Google 4.9 250 reviewsTrustpilot 4.8 96 reviews, independently verified
Nicholas has a great ability to break down complex physics concepts into simple, easy-to-understand explanations. Thanks to his guidance, my son’s performance and interest in physics have improved significantly.Read on Google ›
★★★★★Trustpilot
Tutero has been wonderful in helping me with my Physics studies. When the first tutor I started with had to leave Tutero was quick and transparent with the process of finding me a new tutor.Read on Trustpilot ›
Tutero have been an extremely important part of both my children's senior years, supporting them through their HSC especially Physics and also English.Read on Google ›
★★★★★Trustpilot
My son’s grades have gone up 30% since starting with Tutero 6 months ago. As he is shy in class, having 1:1 tutoring has helped him clarify a lot of core concepts and now he is much better equipped.Read on Trustpilot ›
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My daughter was struggling and nearly failing 2 subjects. Natiq has been amazing in helping my daughter now pass her assessments…jumping 10-15%.Read on Trustpilot ›
My son started with Tutero after an injury at school left him absent for several weeks in year 11. Whilst tutoring is online, it’s one on one and you have access to top performing tutors in the subject areas of choice.Read on Google ›
My son was well paired by Tutero with a very good tutor. His confidence has improved since starting lessons with Josh and he went into his exam feeling much better prepared than he has in the past.Read on Google ›
★★★★★Trustpilot
This service is amazing. Im in year 12 and needed some extra help. The resources provided by both the tutors and the website are extremely helpful.Read on Trustpilot ›
★★★★★Trustpilot
Fantastic. My daughter has grown in confidence and prior going into her exam yesterday stated “I am going to miss my tutor”. Excellence service, individually tailored. We couldn’t have asked for more.Read on Trustpilot ›
My daughter is in year 9, she has been taking her science lesson from tutero from last year. We found the teachers really helpful and professional. Niranjana has been very kind and helping tutor to my daughter.Read on Google ›
Heath has been fabulous in matching my Year 12 daughter with a tutor who she gets along well with. He worked through her requirements and personality with me to identify the best fit.Read on Google ›
★★★★★Trustpilot
We have been using Tutero over the last 12months for our senior student. It has made a world of difference here and that has shown in our child's confidence, their actual marks and engagement in subjects.Read on Trustpilot ›
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School help, group classes, study apps and a private physics tutor, compared.
| Feature | Tutero | Tutoring centre | Online marketplace | Help at school |
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| 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 | Free, any time | Varies | Re-hire | Not offered |
| Commitment | None | By the term | Varies | Term time |
Physics tutoring
One rate at every year level. No contracts, no sign-up fee. Pay after each lesson.
Find a physics tutorStraight answers from 310,000+ lessons.
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center 32%The equations arrive with the ideas. KS3 science describes forces and energy in words. A level physics asks for the same ideas as equations, vectors and graphs, often inside one question. A student who followed the idea in class can still stall when they have to rearrange a formula or read a velocity-time graph. The tutor works out which half is missing.
The unit they are on right now. The tutor opens your child's current topic on the whiteboard, such as Newton's laws or circuits, and works through a few exam-style questions with them. That shows whether the gap is the concept, the working or the setting out. A written report and a plan for the term arrive in the parent app that evening.
Confidence first, then the next task. 98% of students report more confidence. Marks follow at the next school task, such as a topic test, practical report or data test, because lessons prepare for that task directly. Sixth form students often add sessions in the weeks before mocks and final exams.
Top 2% of applicants. Matched to the student, not assigned.

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“It has given me the flexibility to work from home, earn extra income, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of a growing number of students.”

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“Working with Tutero has been such a positive experience for me!”

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“Since starting, Tutero has been a wonderful platform to work with because of the strong admin support and team behind the scenes.”

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“Tutero removes the hassle of finding students yourself by matching you directly with learners who suit your subject, personality, and teaching style, and the result has been so rewarding.”
Each state runs its own senior physics course. Tutors are matched to the one your child sits.
Units 1 to 4: energy, motion, fields, induction, light and relativity. SACs, a practical investigation and the exam.
VCE physics tutoring ›Modules 1 to 8, from Kinematics to From the Universe to the Atom. Depth studies, trials and the HSC exam.
HSC physics tutoring ›Units 3 and 4: gravity, electromagnetism, relativity and quantum theory. Internal assessments and the external exam.
QCE physics tutoring ›Physics ATAR, from thermal and nuclear physics to gravity, electromagnetism and modern physics. The ATAR exam.
WACE physics tutoring ›Stage 2 Physics: motion and relativity, electricity and magnetism, light and atoms. Investigations folio and the exam.
SACE physics tutoring ›TASC Physics Level 4: mechanics, electromagnetism, atomic physics. IB Physics SL and HL, with the internal assessment.
TCE physics tutoring ›Physical sciences in Years 9 to 11, then the student's own A level physics course.
Wave and particle models: how heat, sound and light travel, and simple electric circuits.
Year 9 physicsNewton's laws, velocity and acceleration, momentum, and getting ready for GCSE exams.
Year 10 physicsKinematics, dynamics, waves, thermal physics, circuits and nuclear physics, plus practicals.
Year 11 physicsGravitational, electric and magnetic fields, induction, light, relativity and quantum physics.
Year 12 and 13 physicsPrice, courses, exams and tutors, answered in full.
Find a physics tutor
Private 1-to-1 physics tutoring with Tutero starts at £45 an hour, and the rate is the same in Year 9 as it is in Year 13. There is no sign-up fee and no contract. You pay after each lesson, so you can add sessions before an exam or pause over the holidays.
The hourly rate also covers matching with a physics tutor, a dedicated account manager and a written report after every lesson in the parent app.
In Years 9 to 11, physics sits inside school science in the National Curriculum: heat, sound, light and circuits in Year 9, and Newton's laws and motion in Year 10.
In Years 12 and 13 the tutor follows your child's own course: A level Physics or IB Physics SL and HL. That includes fields, electromagnetic induction, special relativity, quantum and atomic physics, and the practical investigations each course assesses.
Each lesson is one student and one tutor, live, on an interactive whiteboard where both can draw force diagrams, sketch circuits and work through calculations step by step. The student keeps the same tutor each week, so the tutor knows which units are coming and where the last test went wrong.
Most families notice confidence first: 98% of students report more confidence. Marks tend to follow at the next school assessment, because lessons are planned around the student's own course and tasks.
After a short quiz, an account manager calls to ask about your child's year level, physics course, upcoming assessments and how they like to learn. They then choose a physics tutor from Tutero's team, who are drawn from the top 2% of applicants, for course knowledge and personality fit.
The first lesson is a diagnostic on the unit your child is studying now. If the match does not feel right after a lesson or two, the account manager finds another tutor, and the new tutor picks up from the lesson reports.
Yes. Tutors work through past exam questions, practise setting out extended responses, and help students plan revision around their course's exam. They also help with school-assessed work before it is due, including required practicals and the IB internal assessment.
Tutero's physics tutors are university students and graduates who scored in the top band of their own final exams, alongside qualified teachers. They are drawn from the top 2% of people who apply to tutor with Tutero, and every tutor is trained and coached before their first lesson with a family.
The Our Tutors page introduces the wider team, with each tutor's subjects, university and background, so you can see who your child might be matched with.
Yes, anywhere in the UK with an internet connection. A student in a country town can work with the same physics tutors as a student in London or Manchester, with lessons on weekdays, evenings and weekends.
There are also dedicated pages for physics tutoring in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Sheffield and Nottingham, and for GCSE and A level physics.
Send a request with your child's year level and physics course, and an account manager will call to find the right tutor. You pay after each lesson, there are no contracts, and you can stop any time.
Tutero offers 1-to-1 online physics tutoring for Years 9 to 13, matched to your child's course: GCSE or A level Physics. Tutors are handpicked from the top 2% of applicants and work from your child's own school work. Lessons cost from £45 an hour, with no contracts. Pay after each lesson, cancel any time.
Who it is for | Students in Years 9 to 11 taking Science, and Year 12 and 13 students taking A level Physics. |
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How lessons work | One tutor, one student, online on a shared live whiteboard. The same tutor each week works from your child's units, practicals and exam prep, with a written report after every lesson. |
Curriculum | GCSE Physics and A level Physics, plus Year 9 to 11 Science. |
Tutors | Handpicked from the top 2% of applicants, matched on subject and personality. |
How much a tutor costs | From £45 an hour, the same rate from Year 9 to Year 13. |
Contracts | No contracts and no upfront fees. Pay after each lesson and cancel any time. |
Getting started | Tell us about your child in 2 minutes. An account manager calls within 24 hours to learn about your child and choose their physics tutor. |
Three steps from here to the first report.
Start with the student's year level.
✓No contracts. Pay after each lesson.