Online chemistry lessons and tutors

On FindTutors you can choose from in-person and online chemistry tutors. The benefit of choosing an online chemistry tutor is that you will not be limited to the tutors in your area, you can find tutors from all over the UK. This is especially beneficial for those who live in rural areas where the choice of tutors may be very limited. Another key benefit is that you can have your chemistry lessons at home or from wherever you are. 

Find out if in-person or online tuition is best for you.

💰 How much does an online chemistry tutor charge?

Online chemistry tutors on FindTutors tend to charge around £18 per hour. However this can vary depending on the tutor, level of the chemistry lessons, the tutor’s qualifications and other factors. 

💻 What do I need for online chemistry lessons?

On top of the things that you would need for a normal chemistry lesson, like a pen and paper, you will also need a laptop, headphones and a stable internet connection. You may also need to download Zoom or whichever platform your online chemistry tutor uses for the lessons.

Discover 5 platforms for online tuition.

👨‍🏫 What types of chemistry lessons are there on FindTutors?

On FindTutors you can find lots of different types of chemistry lessons, such as chemistry lessons for children, for GCSE students and for companies. You can also find organic chemistry classes on our website. Use the filters to discover all the different types of lessons available. 

💭 Are there free chemistry lessons on FindTutors?

On FindTutors the vast majority of chemistry tutors offer the first lesson for free. This is so that you can get to know how and what they teach before committing to having chemistry lessons with them.

When finding tutors it can be difficult to narrow down your choices and pick the right tutor for you. These tips will help you make an informed decision about which online chemistry tutor you should choose:

• Experience: In general it’s best to find a tutor that has a decent amount of experience with teaching or tutoring. Whilst you don’t necessarily have to go for the one with the most experience, your tutors should have at least 1 or 2 years of experience. This way they will have likely taught lots of different types of students and will be more prepared to teach you.
• Qualifications: Similarly, you should find a tutor that has teaching qualifications and a qualification related to chemistry.
• Price and availability: Check the tutors’ profiles and adverts to see their prices and availability and make sure they fit with your budget and schedule. 
• Contact tutors: When you have made a list of the tutors that would be suitable, contact them to ask more about their lessons and availability. It’s important to contact more than one as not all tutors will fit into your schedule.
• Trial lesson or interview: Having a free trial lesson or interview with the chemistry tutors will make it easier for you to decide between the tutors you have found. 

How to make the most of your chemistry lessons

Now that you have chosen your online chemistry tutor, it’s time to start your private tuition. Here are some ways you can make sure that you get the most out of your time and money:

• Come prepared: It’s important to treat your private tuition as if it was a chemistry lesson at school or university. Make sure that you do any homework before the lesson, have the necessary equipment and are ready to learn. 
• Take notes: It’s important not just to take notes but to make sure that they are organised and cohesive. High quality notes will serve as good revision material for when you are revising for an exam.
• Self-study: Outside of your private chemistry lessons it’s important that you keep working by yourself. Go over what you learnt in the class, study an upcoming topic. This is especially important for those that are trying to improve their grades at school or pass an exam. Make a note of topics or concepts that you struggled with so that you can go over it with your chemistry tutor in the next lesson.
• Focus on your goal: Your goal is something that should be established in the very first lesson with your tutor. Are you taking chemistry lessons for fun or to pass an exam? It’s important that you share the reason why you are taking lessons with your tutor, as they can use this information to create tailored lesson plans oriented around your goal.

Connect: Finally, it is important to establish a connection with your private tutor. Try and assess whether you get on well with the tutor in the trial lesson or interview as this will be essential if you are to have fun learning during your lessons.