Online Physics Tuition Assignments in Singapore

Online Physics tuition assignments for tutors of Pure and Combined Physics at the SEC, H1, H2 and H3 Physics, IB Physics and IGCSE. Register once, save the weekly times you can teach, and we'll WhatsApp you when a Physics assignment matches.

Physics Levels and Syllabuses

  • Secondary: G3 Physics for Pure Physics students, and the Physics half of Science (Physics, Chemistry) or Science (Physics, Biology), at G2 or G3
  • IP: Physics in IP schools, through to the A-Level or IB
  • JC: H1, H2 and H3 Physics
  • IB: Physics at SL and HL
  • IGCSE: Cambridge IGCSE Physics (0625), Core or Extended

What We Look For in Physics Tutors

  • A degree in Physics, Engineering or a related field, or strong A-Level or IB Physics results. Undergraduates are welcome.
  • A deep understanding of Singapore's Physics syllabuses and exams, from the SEC sciences to H2 Physics.
  • Patience in turning a word problem into a diagram, the right equation and an answer with units.

Teaching Physics Online

Physics online means drawing as you explain: free-body diagrams, ray diagrams, circuit diagrams and graphs of motion, sketched and annotated with a writing tablet or an iPad with a pencil. Expect weekly lessons of 1.5 or 2 hours, beginning with a trial class for each new assignment.

Before each lesson, prepare questions on the section your student is studying, from kinematics and dynamics to electromagnetic induction, with the units and working shown in full.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Teach Combined Physics Only?

Yes. Choose Combined Physics in your profile for the Physics in a Science course, and add Physics if you also teach G3 Physics or above.

Do G3 Physics Students Sit a Practical Exam?

Yes. G3 Physics has a practical paper as well as two written papers.

Which IB Physics Syllabus Do Students Follow?

The IB Physics guide for first assessment in 2025, which includes a scientific investigation assessed in school.

Will I Teach the Same Student Each Week?

Yes. Students keep the same tutor at a regular weekly time, for continuity.