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Each September, I run a series of free online workshops designed to help Physics students make a confident start to the new academic year.
Whether you're beginning your GCSE exam year, making the transition to A-Level, or preparing for university admissions tests, these sessions are designed to give you practical advice, expert teaching and greater confidence from the very start.
These workshops are completely free to attend and are delivered live online. There is no sales presentation or obligation afterwards, just high-quality Physics teaching from an experienced Physics teacher and examiner.
Choose the workshop that's right for you below.

Saturday 26th September 2026 at 3pm
Electricity is one of the topics that many GCSE students find most challenging, yet it appears regularly in exam papers and accounts for a significant number of marks.
In this interactive workshop we'll break the topic down into simple, manageable ideas, work through typical exam questions and develop the confidence needed to tackle calculations and circuit problems successfully.
Perfect for students beginning Year 11 who want to start their GCSE revision with one of the most important topics already under control.
Saturday 12th September 2026 at 3pm
The jump from GCSE to A-Level Physics is much bigger than many students expect.
This workshop is designed to help you make that transition successfully. We'll look at the mathematical skills you'll need, how problem solving changes at A-Level, common pitfalls that catch students out, and practical advice to help you begin Year 12 with confidence.
Ideal for any student starting A-Level Physics, regardless of exam board.
Saturday 19th September 2026 at 3pm
If you're considering applying to Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial or other universities requiring the ESAT, strong problem-solving skills are essential.
This workshop introduces the style of questions used in the Physics section of the ESAT, explores effective approaches to solving unfamiliar problems, and provides practical guidance on how to prepare.
A great starting point for students aiming for competitive university courses in Physics, Engineering or related subjects.
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