University Chemistry Tutors
Looking for a university chemistry tutor who can help you excel? Our experienced tutors hold advanced degrees and bring at least two years of university-level tutoring experience to every session. We provide personalized one-on-one tutoring across all university chemistry courses, helping you master complex concepts and improve your grades.
Online Chemistry Tutoring
By choosing online lessons, you’ll have the chance to work with one of our most qualified and experienced tutors from across Canada. All of our online university chemistry tutors have a masters or PhD in chemistry or a related field. Our interactive online whiteboard allows for real-time collaboration, enabling you to share assignments and work through complex chemical equations together.
- Use zoom, google meet or teams
- Tutor with a masters or PhD
- Get started in 24 hours
In-Person Chemistry Tutoring
In some cities, we offer in-person tutoring for university-level chemistry courses. We recommend being flexible with the location to allow for lessons to take place at a library. In person chemistry tutoring is available in the Greater Vancouver Regional District, Kelowna, Kamloops, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Greater Toronto Area and Hamilton.
- Tutors with a degree, masters or PhD
- Flexible scheduling
- Get started in 3 – 5 days
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We tutor these courses
Since we have exceptionally qualified tutors we are able to provide tutoring support for university students who are taking undergraduate chemistry courses.
First Year Chemistry Courses
CHEM 100 – Introductory Chemistry
For students with little or no background in chemistry, this course covers basic principles and prepares students for further study in chemistry.
CHEM 101 – General Chemistry I
Introduction to fundamental chemistry concepts including atomic structure, periodic trends, chemical bonding, and stoichiometry.
CHEM 102 – General Chemistry II
Continuation of General Chemistry I, focusing on topics like thermodynamics, kinetics, equilibrium, and electrochemistry.
CHEM 103 – Principles of Chemistry I
Similar to General Chemistry I, focusing on fundamental principles and their application to real-world problems, often designed for science majors.
CHEM 104 – Principles of Chemistry II
Continuation of Principles of Chemistry I, covering more advanced topics such as chemical kinetics, equilibrium, and introductory organic chemistry.
CHEM 105 – Fundamentals of Chemistry
A comprehensive introduction, often designed for students in life sciences or health sciences, covering both general and organic chemistry basics.
CHEM 120 – Structure and Bonding in Chemistry
Focuses on molecular structure, bonding theories, and the relationship between structure and properties.
CHEM 130 – Chemical Energetics and Dynamics
Introduction to thermodynamics, chemical equilibria, and reaction kinetics.
CHEM 150 – Organic Chemistry for Beginners
An introduction to organic chemistry, focusing on the structure, properties, and reactions of organic molecules.
Second Year Chemistry Courses
CHEM 200 – Organic Chemistry I
Introduction to the structure, properties, and reactions of organic compounds, including stereochemistry, reaction mechanisms, and functional groups.
CHEM 201 – Organic Chemistry II
Continuation of Organic Chemistry I, focusing on more complex organic reactions, mechanisms, and multi-step synthesis.
CHEM 210 – Analytical Chemistry I
Introduction to quantitative analysis and chemical instrumentation, covering topics like titrations, chromatography, and spectroscopy.
CHEM 220 – Physical Chemistry I
Study of thermodynamics, gases, liquids, solutions, and phase equilibria, focusing on the fundamental principles of physical chemistry.
CHEM 221 – Physical Chemistry II
Covers chemical kinetics, quantum chemistry, and molecular spectroscopy.
CHEM 230 – Inorganic Chemistry I
Introduction to the chemistry of transition metals, coordination chemistry, and the descriptive chemistry of elements.
CHEM 231 – Inorganic Chemistry II
Continuation of Inorganic Chemistry I, focusing on advanced topics such as organometallic chemistry and solid-state chemistry.
CHEM 240 – Biochemistry I
Introduction to the chemical processes within living organisms, covering topics like enzyme kinetics, metabolism, and biomolecular structure.
CHEM 250 – Environmental Chemistry
Focuses on the chemical processes in the environment, including atmospheric, aquatic, and soil chemistry, as well as pollution and sustainability.
CHEM 260 – Materials Chemistry
Introduction to the chemistry of materials, including polymers, nanomaterials, and solid-state chemistry.
* This list is no exclusive. We also offer tutoring for courses at a higher level.
We cover these topics
Our university chemistry tutors are familiar with all of the topics covered in university chemistry courses.
First Year Topics
Atomic Structure
- Nature of atoms
- Isotopes
- Electron configurations
Periodic Table
- Trends in the periodic table
- Electronegativity
- Ionization energy
- Atomic radius
Chemical Bonding
- Ionic bonding
- Covalent bonding
- Molecular geometry
- Intermolecular forces
Stoichiometry
- Balancing chemical equations
- Mole concept
- Calculations involving reactants and products
States of Matter
- Properties of gases, liquids, and solids
- Phase changes
- Phase diagrams
Thermochemistry
- Concepts of energy and heat
- Enthalpy
- Calorimetry and thermodynamic principles
Chemical Equilibrium
- Le Chatelier’s principle
- Equilibrium constants
- Reaction quotient
Acids and Bases
- Definitions of acids and bases
- pH scale
- Strong vs. weak acids and bases
- Buffer solutions
Redox Reactions
- Oxidation and reduction processes
- Basics of electrochemistry
Second Year Topics
Organic Chemistry
Introduction to Organic Compounds
- Hydrocarbons
- Functional groups
- Isomerism
Reactions of Organic Molecules
- Mechanisms
- Substitution reactions
- Elimination reactions
- Addition reactions
Spectroscopy
- Infrared (IR) spectroscopy
- Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy
- Ultraviolet-visible (UV-Vis) spectroscopy for structural analysis
Inorganic Chemistry
Coordination Chemistry
- Complexes
- Ligands
- Coordination numbers
Transition Metals
- Properties of transition metals
- Electronic configurations
- Common reactions of transition metals
Main Group Chemistry
- Trends and reactions of main group elements
Physical Chemistry
Kinetics
- Reaction rates
- Rate laws
- Reaction mechanisms
Thermodynamics
- Laws of thermodynamics
- Gibbs free energy
- Spontaneity of reactions
Chemical Equilibrium
- Advanced concepts in equilibrium
- Thermodynamic vs. kinetic control
Analytical Chemistry
Quantitative Analysis
- Techniques for determining concentration
- Gravimetric and volumetric analysis
Instrumental Methods
- Chromatography
- Mass spectrometry
- Electrochemical analysis
Frequently Asked Questions
How can your tutoring help students succeed in their chemistry courses?
Our experienced tutors provide personalized support, helping students grasp complex concepts, develop effective study strategies, and practice problem-solving techniques. We focus on building confidence and ensuring students understand the material thoroughly.
What common challenges do students face in chemistry, and how can your tutoring help?
Students often struggle with understanding abstract concepts and applying mathematical skills. Our tutoring sessions address these challenges by breaking down complex topics into manageable parts and providing targeted practice to reinforce understanding.
How do you structure your tutoring sessions for chemistry?
Each session is structured based on the student’s needs and goals. We typically review key concepts, work through practice problems, and address any specific questions or challenges the student is facing.
What qualifications do your chemistry tutors have?
Our tutors are highly qualified, often holding a masters or PhD in chemistry or related fields. They have extensive Canadian tutoring experience with university chemistry courses.
Do you offer in-person tutoring for university chemistry courses?
In some cities, we have tutors who specialize in university-level chemistry courses. We recommend maintaining flexibility in the location for in-person lessons, such as meeting at a library.
Do you offer tutoring for 3rd or 4th year chemistry?
This depends on the specific course and its level of specialization. Since we have tutors with advanced degrees, we may have someone available to assist with higher-level courses. In such cases, we recommend online tutoring, which allows us to broaden our search and find a suitable tutor from anywhere in Canada.
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