High School Chemistry Tutors
We provide one-on-one chemistry tutoring focused on homework help and test preparation. Our high school chemistry tutors are university graduates with at least two years of experience teaching the Canadian curriculum. Our focus is helping students master chemistry concepts and improve their grades for college or university admission.
Online Tutoring
By choosing online chemistry tutoring, the student has the opportunity to work with one of our top high school chemistry tutors in Canada. Each tutor has either a university degree, masters, PhD, or teaching certificate. Our interactive online whiteboard lets the student and tutor collaborate in real-time, share assignments, and work through equations together.
- Use zoom, google meet or teams
- Interactive & engaging
- Flexible scheduling
- Get started in 24 hours
In-Person Tutoring
We offer in-person tutoring at your home or a local library. All tutors hold university degrees and have at least two years of experience teaching the Canadian curriculum. In-person chemistry tutoring is available in the Greater Vancouver Regional District, Kelowna, Kamloops, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Greater Toronto Area and Hamilton.
- In-home or at a library
- Highly qualified tutors
- Flexible scheduling
- Get started in 3 – 5 days
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High School Chemistry Courses We Tutor
Our highly qualified tutors provide tutoring support to chemistry students who want to better understand the material and boost their marks for university entrance.
High School Chemistry Courses
Ontario:
- SCH3U: Grade 11 Chemistry (University)
- SCH4U: Grade 12 Chemistry (University)
- SCH3C: Grade 11 Chemistry (College)
- SCH4C: Grade 12 Chemistry (College)
British Columbia:
- Chemistry 11
- Chemistry 12
Alberta:
- Chemistry 20
- Chemistry 30
Manitoba:
- Chemistry 30S
- Chemistry 40S
Saskatchewan:
- Chemistry 20
- Chemistry 30
Nova Scotia:
- Chemistry 11
- Chemistry 12
New Brunswick:
- Chemistry 111/112
- Chemistry 121/122
Prince Edward Island:
- CHM521A: Chemistry 11
- CHM621A: Chemistry 12
Newfoundland and Labrador:
- Chemistry 2202
- Chemistry 3202
Northwest Territories:
- Chemistry 20
- Chemistry 30
Yukon:
- Chemistry 11
- Chemistry 12
Nunavut:
- Chemistry 20
- Chemistry 30
Specialty Chemistry Courses
We provide tutoring support for AP, IB, and French Immersion courses. Our chemistry tutors understand the unique requirements and rigorous standards of these specialized curricula.
IB - International Baccalaureate
AP - Advanced Placement
French Immersion
Frequently Asked Questions
What topics are covered in high school chemistry tutoring?
Topics typically include atomic structure, chemical bonding, stoichiometry, thermodynamics, acids and bases, organic chemistry, periodic trends, and chemical reactions. Advanced topics like equilibrium and electrochemistry may also be covered for senior grades.
How can a tutor help me with difficult topics like stoichiometry or organic chemistry?
Tutors break down complex topics into manageable steps, provide practice problems, and use real-life examples to make abstract concepts more relatable.
Can tutoring help with homework and exam preparation?
Absolutely! Tutors provide targeted assistance for homework problems, review key concepts, and offer practice exams to build confidence and readiness.
What if I struggle with math concepts in chemistry?
Many tutors incorporate math tutoring into chemistry lessons, focusing on skills like balancing equations, mole calculations, and understanding graphs.
Can tutoring address gaps in knowledge from earlier grades?
Yes, tutors assess foundational knowledge and help students catch up on missing concepts to ensure a stronger understanding of chemistry.
How can I prepare for the provincial chemistry exam?
Tutors provide a structured review of the curriculum, practice exam questions, and test-taking strategies specific to your province’s exam format.
Do tutors provide help with university preparation for chemistry courses?
Yes, Grade 12 chemistry tutors often help students transition to university-level chemistry, focusing on advanced topics and lab skills.
Can tutoring help with AP or IB Chemistry?
Many tutors specialize in advanced programs like AP and IB Chemistry, providing in-depth coverage of the curriculum and preparation for external exams.
How do I assess progress with chemistry tutoring?
Progress is measured through improved homework grades, test scores, increased confidence, and feedback from both the student and their teacher.
Grade 11 Chemistry Topics
Matter and Chemical Bonding
- States of matter
- Atomic structure and periodic table
- Types of chemical bonds (ionic, covalent, metallic)
Chemical Reactions
- Balancing chemical equations
- Types of reactions (synthesis, decomposition, single/double displacement, combustion)
- Predicting products
Quantities in Chemical Reactions (Stoichiometry)
- Mole concept
- Molar mass and conversions
- Mole ratio calculations
- Limiting reactants and percent yield
Solutions and Solubility
- Properties of solutions
- Solubility rules and factors affecting solubility
- Concentration calculations (molarity)
Gases and Atmospheric Chemistry
- Gas laws (Boyle’s, Charles’s, Ideal Gas Law)
- Properties of gases
- Real-life applications (e.g., climate change, air pollution)
Thermochemistry (Energy Changes in Reactions)
- Exothermic and endothermic reactions
- Energy changes in chemical reactions
- Introduction to calorimetry
Grade 12 Chemistry Topics
Structure and Properties of Matter
- Molecular shapes (VSEPR theory)
- Intermolecular forces (dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding, London dispersion)
- Properties of liquids, solids, and gases
Organic Chemistry
- Types of organic compounds (alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, alcohols, etc.)
- Naming and drawing structures (IUPAC naming)
- Reactions of organic compounds (addition, substitution, combustion)
Energy Changes and Rates of Reaction
- Reaction rates and factors affecting them (temperature, concentration, catalysts)
- Energy diagrams (activation energy, enthalpy change)
- Collision theory
Chemical Systems and Equilibrium
- Dynamic equilibrium and Le Chatelier’s Principle
- Equilibrium constant (Keq)
- Applications in real-world systems (e.g., industrial processes)
Acids and Bases
- Properties and theories (Arrhenius, Bronsted-Lowry)
- pH, pOH, and their calculations
- Acid-base titrations and buffer systems
Electrochemistry
- Oxidation and reduction reactions (redox)
- Balancing redox equations
- Electrochemical cells (galvanic and electrolytic)
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