I teach Alberta Physics 20/30 with a focus on clean problem solving. My background is engineering physics, so we’ll treat formulas like tools: pick the right one, set up the diagram, then compute. I’m especially good for kinematics, forces, momentum, and circuits, including the unit/sign mistakes that cost marks. If you want, we can do timed sets and I’ll annotate your solutions the way a teacher would.

Alberta Physics Diploma prep is my lane. I’ve coached students through retakes and the usual pain points: vector components, energy vs. momentum, fields, and circuits. Sessions are structured—one worked example, then you do the next while I watch for small slips. If your written solutions are messy, we’ll fix layout, units, and rounding so you stop losing easy part marks. I also share a shortlist of ‘must know’ question types for each unit.

Hey—if Physics 30 feels like it’s written in another language, I can help. I tutor Alberta Physics 20/30 online and keep sessions practical: draw the diagram, choose the approach (energy, kinematics, momentum), then solve. I’m big on explaining your reasoning in a way markers can follow. Circuits and fields are my go-to units, and I’ll help with the Math rearranging without fuss. We can also practise quick multiple-choice strategies for when time’s tight.