A Level chemistry revision, group classes and predicted papers
Hi, I’m Claire CK – a qualified teacher and tutor with over 20 years of experience helping chemistry students – and teachers – improve their confidence, understanding and exam technique for A Level chemistry. Take a look at the support and resources available, including free retrieval practice quizzes, transition to A Level resources and my Group Masterclass Programme.


A Level chemistry group classes
Boost confidence and develop exam technique with weekly group tuition. Work through challenging examples in a friendly environment with regular feedback and support.

For Parents and Guardians
Find out how to support your teen through A Level Chemistry. Sign up to my free webinar on 24th August, find out more about the support I offer or book a free consultation for the start of the year.

Supporting Students at the Start of the Year
About to start Year 12? Check out my transition to A Level chemistry page. If you’re about to start Year 13 and want some help with chemistry, check out my free chemistry comeback challenge.

exam prep hub and ‘night before’ classes
A full revision option for Year 13 students including topic based exam masterclasses, exam style assessments, predicted papers and video walkthroughs. The Year 13 Hub includes 3 live ‘pre-exam’ classes 2 days before each final paper.

May half term revision and exam prep courses
1 day online revision courses for A Level chemistry, led by an expert teacher and examiner. These classes are tailored to your exam board and to the needs of students, with small groups so you can get effective support and feedback.

Practice assessments, Predicted Papers and video walkthroughs
Predicted Papers for AQA and OCR A available now for Papers 1 and 2 – Paper 3 coming very soon! All papers are written by me, a qualified examiner, to ensure quality and consistency with your exam board style.

exam prep hub and ‘night before’ classes
A full revision option for Year 13 students including topic based exam masterclasses, exam style assessments, predicted papers and video walkthroughs. The Year 13 Hub includes 3 live ‘pre-exam’ classes 2 days before each final paper.

May half term revision and exam prep courses
1 day online revision courses for A Level chemistry, led by an expert teacher and examiner. These classes are tailored to your exam board and to the needs of students, with small groups so you can get effective support and feedback.

Practice assessments, Predicted Papers and video walkthroughs
Predicted Papers for AQA and OCR A available now for Papers 1 and 2 – Paper 3 coming very soon! All papers are written by me, a qualified examiner, to ensure quality and consistency with your exam board style.

Easter and May half term revision intensives
1 and 2 day online revision courses for A Level chemistry, led by an expert teacher and examiner. These classes are tailored to your exam board and to the needs of students, with small groups so you can get effective support and feedback.

Predicted papers and practice papers
Predicted papers for OCR A, AQA and Edexcel A Level chemistry. Brand new questions based on your specification, guided by previous topics and trends in papers. All papers come with full mark schemes and walkthrough videos are available.

Pre-exam classes
Need that extra boost to prepare for the final exam? These online classes go over last minute revision and fundamental ideas to get you ready to smash your final exams. Recorded options also available.
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