All the AQA GCSE Physics Past Papers

Max is a fourth-year Engineering student at Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge, specializing in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. He completed the International Baccalaureate with an impressive 42/45 points, achieving top marks in Higher Level Maths and Physics. Max’s engineering background gives him exceptional insight into the practical applications of physics principles, making abstract concepts tangible and relevant. He excels at helping students understand the mathematical foundations of physics while connecting theory to real-world engineering examples. Max’s methodical approach breaks down complex problems into manageable steps, helping students develop both the conceptual understanding and calculation skills needed to excel in physics exams, particularly with the challenging quantitative questions that often intimidate students.

Hugh brings over a decade of tutoring experience alongside his First-Class MSci in Theoretical Physics from Imperial College London. His deep understanding of physics fundamentals allows him to explain complex concepts with clarity and precision, revealing the underlying elegance of physical laws. Hugh has helped more than 20 recent students exceed their predicted grades through his methodical approach to problem-solving. Known for reframing difficult topics and explaining them from multiple angles, Hugh excels with students who need to understand the reasoning behind physics principles rather than simply memorizing formulas. His teaching helps students develop both the conceptual understanding and mathematical fluency needed to tackle any physics question with confidence.

Morgan is currently studying for an MChem degree in Chemistry at the University of Oxford (Jesus College), where he achieved First Class Honours and earned an academic scholarship. With three A*s at A Level in Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics, and nine Grade 9s at GCSE, Morgan brings strong analytical skills to physics teaching. His solid mathematical foundation and scientific approach make him particularly effective at helping students master the quantitative aspects of physics. Morgan excels at explaining the connections between physics and chemistry, helping students understand energy, particles, and forces at a deeper level. His four years of tutoring experience have refined his ability to help students develop proper problem-solving techniques and the precise scientific communication that examiners reward, leading to significant improvements in exam performance.