Physics · High school, IB, and university

Physics tutoring that starts with the diagram.

Good physics problem-solving follows a method: draw the situation, choose the principle, write the equations, check the units. Krsna Academy physics tutors teach that method until it becomes habit.

Physics we tutor

High school physics in every province we serve, IB Physics, and first and second-year university physics.

High school courses

  • Ontario SPH3U and SPH4U
  • BC Physics 11 and 12
  • Alberta Physics 20 and 30
  • AP Physics 1, 2, and C
  • IB Physics HL and SL

Mechanics

  • Kinematics
  • Forces and free-body diagrams
  • Energy and momentum
  • Circular motion and gravitation
  • Rotational motion

Electricity, magnetism, and waves

  • Electric fields and circuits
  • Magnetism and induction
  • Waves and sound
  • Light and optics

Modern and university physics

  • Special relativity
  • Quantum and atomic physics
  • Thermodynamics
  • Calculus-based mechanics and E&M

Where physics students most often get stuck

01

Free-body diagrams

A correct diagram makes the equations almost write themselves. We practise drawing one for every object in the problem.

02

Resolving vectors

Students often memorize where sine and cosine go. We show where the components come from, so inclined planes and projectiles stop being a guess.

03

Multi-step problems

Long problems combine several ideas. We teach how to break them into stages and carry results forward cleanly.

How it works

One-to-one tutorials, online or in person.

Every tutorial is 60 minutes with one tutor and one learner. Use the interactive tuition estimate to explore a plan around the learner's level, programme, delivery, and continuity needs.

Explore a tutoring plan

01

Tell us about the learner

Grade, curriculum, subject, and what is most pressing right now. The consultation is free and takes 30 minutes.

02

Meet a tutor matched to the work

We recommend a tutor with the right subject depth and a way of explaining that suits the learner.

03

Follow a visible plan

After each tutorial the learner has clear next steps, and parents can see what was covered and what is improving.

Questions, answered

The questions we hear most.

Is strong math needed before starting physics tutoring?

No. Where algebra or trigonometry is holding a student back, the tutor strengthens it as part of the physics tutorial.

Do you tutor university physics?

Yes. We support first and second-year mechanics, electricity and magnetism, waves, thermodynamics, and modern physics.

Start with a free consultation.

Tell us the course, the learner, and what would make the biggest difference. We will recommend a tutor and a plan.

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