OCR GCSE Chemistry Tutors
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£30/hrAishwariya K
Qualified Chemistry Teacher & Edexcel Examiner | Engaging GCSE Science & A-Level Lessons
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£45/hrAyobami S
Passionate and Dedicated Chemistry GCSE and A Level Tutor
Next available: Tomorrow 5:30pm
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£25/hrCharlie W
Second-Year Medical Student | GCSE & A-Level Chemistry Tutor | Build Confidence & Exam Skills
Next available: Today 1:00pm
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£60/hrPhilip S
Experienced Cambridge and Eton College Chemistry tutor
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£67/hrMichelle N
Expert Chemistry Tutor & Curriculum Specialist
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£35/hrChristopher W
Experienced GCSE Chemistry teacher and tutor
£25/hrJason P
Custom Lessons to Build Exam Confidence | Chemistry Tutor with a Master’s Degree
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£22.5/hrAlexander H
Friendly and Supportive Chemistry Tutor
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£45/hrNagasharan S
Dedicated, Engaging and Reliable Chemistry Tutor
£36/hrFelicia N
Engaging and Experienced Chemistry Tutor
£30/hrBoatemaa O
Student Centred Chemistry Tutor
£30/hrRajesh G
Caring, experienced, dedicated and patient Chemistry tutor
£100/hrAndrea S
Engaging and experienced Chemistry Tutor Excited to help students
About OCR GCSE Chemistry
Your OCR Chemistry route
| Qualification | Code | Paper structure |
|---|---|---|
| Gateway Chemistry A | J248 | Two papers at the selected tier. |
| Twenty First Century Chemistry B | J258 | Breadth and Depth papers at the selected tier. |
Understand what the symbols describe
Both routes have two papers of 1 hour 45 minutes, with 90 marks and a 50% contribution per paper. In tuition, a reaction can be approached in three ways: describe the observation, draw a particle model and write the equation. Moving between those representations helps reveal which part your child understands and where another explanation is needed.
Turn revision into useful practice
Equations
Check the formulae first, then balance the equation. Discuss why changing a coefficient is different from changing a formula.
Calculations
Identify the quantity required and record units at each stage. Try a second example with different values to check independence.
Practical reasoning
Explain why a test or separation method is appropriate, then connect the expected observation to the conclusion.
Frequently asked questions
What information should we give the tutor?
Send the course code, tier and a recent piece of work. Ask whether the tutor has taught that particular OCR route rather than assuming that all OCR materials are interchangeable.
Can a lesson focus on calculations?
Yes. A tutor can work through the mathematical skills needed for your child’s current chemistry topics, including ratios, units and substitutions, then apply them to relevant questions.
Is tuition suitable before Year 11?
It can support understanding as the course develops. A free 15-minute introduction is a chance to discuss current topics and decide whether regular lessons or a focused sequence would be useful.
Further reading: OCR Chemistry A J248; OCR Chemistry B J258. Course information checked in September 2026. Confirm your specification and entry details with your school or college.
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