Science Tutoring at Inicio
With science taking a more prominent role in today’s school system, even the least enthusiastic scientist will probably take two separate GCSEs in the subject. Science should be fun and interesting and, at INICIO, we try to make biology, chemistry and physics as exciting and relevant as we can. Students will benefit from a tutor who is passionate about the subject, and who will inspire them to see science as fascinating and accessible.
Here at INICIO, our science tuition is adapted to suit the needs of each individual student, and we will tailor your sessions to cover any combination of biology, chemistry and physics for those students up to year 9. As the three science subjects are very different, many students need help in only one or two of them, rather than all of them. If you are studying for your GCSE exams, the sciences are classed as separate subjects (especially for those studying triple science) and so we can either arrange a weekly session in each of the three sciences, if needed, or, if you prefer, we can focus on just one of the sciences. If it seems as though your child is struggling with the subject across the board, we can assess all three of them and identify the weakest one to begin with.
For anyone who decides to take science further by choosing to do A-level biology, chemistry or physics, we know these are particularly challenging courses and that support available can be limited. We aim to bridge this gap for you and to make your journey through AS and A2 as smooth as possible.
Based in the centre of Market Harborough (The Courtyard at Bennett's Place), we teach science from our own, unique learning studio, and provide science tuition to Leicestershire pupils in a bespoke learning environment. If you are interested in a consultation, please contact one of our tutors by completing our online contact form or by visiting our studio to discuss your needs.
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