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GCSEGrades 9-10

GCSE Chemistry

Atomic structure through to organic chemistry, with calculation practice for the maths-based questions.

60-min sessions, weekly

Why a TutorA tutor

GCSEs are UK qualifications typically taken around ages 14–16 (Years 10–11), graded on the 9–1 scale — and GCSE Chemistry has its own dedicated tutor ecosystem, entirely separate from IGCSE and A-Level Chemistry. On TutorA, tutors teaching this subject are matched to you directly, reviewed by our team beforehand, and work with you live rather than through pre-recorded content. Pricing is shown before booking, and our guarantee covers a free rematch if your first tutor isn't the right fit.

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What you’ll learn

  • Atomic structure, bonding and the periodic table
  • Quantitative chemistry calculations
  • Required practicals and exam-style questions
$30/hr
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GCSE Chemistry FAQ

IGCSE is the internationally-administered variant of the same qualification level, run by boards like Cambridge or Edexcel International, with some syllabus differences — see our IGCSE Chemistry page if that's what your school follows.

Typically Year 10–11 students, around ages 14–16, in the UK system.

On the 9–1 numerical scale, with 9 being the highest.

Coverage depends on the tutor matched to you — mention which route you're on when requesting a tutor so we match accordingly.