Physics

More than 6 years experience

Life becomes adventurous when you look at it with the eyes of physics, says one of my past students. Yes, I give interesting and life-applicable teaching experiences to my students so much so that they can only love the subject much more each time they see how it plays out in their daily lives.

Success in exams becomes automatic, because preparing for it has changed from doing a lot of work to having a lot of fun, however, working hard altogether.

This approach of mine has given me a super track record. The students I taught while at a secondary school all had distinctions in their WAEC in physics. A student I started taking in January 2017, grew from less-than-average grades in class to over 60% by the end of the year. If he'd worked harder, getting A grades would have been certain.

My beginning days in studying sciences explains better. I was among the best students at secondary school level, in my school and in the tutorial centre I attended. As a proof, I had distinctions in the GCE and WAEC examinations I wrote.

From the early days of building on the integrated science we did earlier in junior secondary school to learning the art of memorizing and creating your own formulas, I found studying physics interesting, easy and enjoyable.

I shall apply these tips and secrets of both learning and enjoying the physics in my approach of teaching, thanks to the priceless wealth of experience I have gathered while teaching immediately after my O' levels in a secondary school and in a tutorial centre where one of my students scored a B3 distinction in his WAEC results. Afterwards, I have privately tutored several students in the subject with outstanding results.

That said, I recommend a New school physics textbook for O' levels and up to date WAEC past questions for reference purposes; and any similar textbook for A'levels.

Olawale also teaches:

Further Mathematics, Chemistry

Levels taught: Primary, Jss, Sss, Undergraduate and Adult

Teaching Curriculum: Nigerian, British

I was privileged to tutor a Junior secondary school student some years back who attended Corona School where they used the british curriculum for some of her subjects.

Lessons hold at a neutral location

When you book lessons, they'll be delivered at your home or anywhere else you both agree - whichever works best for you.