Taking both high school sciences? We also offer dedicated curriculum support with our specialized Chemistry Tutor in Toronto programs for SCH3U and SCH4U.
Queen Elizabeth Academy offers private,high quality tutoring services aligned with Toronto District School Board (TDSB) and Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB) curriculum. Our approach is to build foundations for our students based on understanding, not memorizing.
Our students have gained admission to leading universities such as Waterloo, Queen’s, Laurier, Western, U of T, McGill with scholarship from $2,000 to $48,000
Taking both high school sciences? We also offer dedicated curriculum support with our specialized Chemistry Tutor in Toronto programs for SCH3U and SCH4U.
Students need to fix their foundation gaps, learn problem solving techniques to achieve good grades in Physics. QEA offer both on our quality lessons and practice.
Need help for physics tutoring mississauga, on SPH4U and SPH3U tutoring, visit our Physics tutoring Mississauga page
Tailored academic coaching for enriched programs at University of Toronto Schools (UTS) (known for educating Toronto’s top gifted talent) and prestigious private institutions like Upper Canada College.
Comprehensive tutoring for International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) students attending Monarch Park Collegiate, Parkdale Collegiate Institute, and Victoria Park Collegiate Institute.
Comprehensive instruction in Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics for students at leading schools such as Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute (known for its rigorous TOPS program) and North Toronto Collegiate Institute (reputed for strong STEM streams).
Toronto students face critical learning gaps, struggling to achieve the high physics marks required for competitive engineering and science programs at the University of Toronto, Waterloo, and TMU. These gaps stem from fast-paced lab requirements, multi-step word problems, and complex vector calculations.
The shift to Grade 11 Physics (SPH3U) exposes massive gaps in math application and force diagram analysis. Struggling Toronto students must rapidly master kinematic equations to prevent falling behind early.
Senior students are expected to rapidly absorb highly abstract concepts in SPH4U. Lacking a strong foundation in energy conservation and momentum makes it exceptionally tough for them to keep pace and excel.
Succeeding in TDSB Grade 12 Physics is tough. Students must master both non-collinear vector dynamics and invisible field applications. This demanding course is highly critical for competitive post-secondary STEM admissions across Ontario.
We build a rock-solid groundwork in kinematics, Newtonian dynamics, momentum, and vector components. Rather than having students jump straight to formulas, we coach them to interpret word problems visually and construct precise free-body diagrams first.
Passive tutoring doesn't build top performers. At QEA, our Toronto tutors deliver proactive, curriculum-driven modules aligned directly with Ontario Grade 11 and 12 Physics (SPH3U / SPH4U) benchmarks. We focus heavily on teaching core physical laws and mathematical logic from the ground up, empowering students to tackle unseen, complex application questions with complete confidence.
Physics mastery requires more than memorizing equations. We train students to dissect tricky multi-part problems, isolate variables systematically, and master algebraic manipulation before plugging in numerical values.
Standard textbook exercises rarely prepare students for the challenging multi-step questions found on Toronto high school midterms and finals. To close this gap, QEA provides access to an extensive vault of proprietary, exam-grade problem sets, unit review modules, and challenging application tasks—all fully provided to our enrolled students at zero extra cost.
Knowing the material is only half the battle; performing under exam pressure is the rest. We host targeted strategy sessions that walk students through efficient test-taking protocols. From navigating tricky conceptual multiple-choice prompts to structuring full-solution written answers under strict time constraints, our students gain the edge needed to consistently achieve top-tier marks.
Physics can be difficult for students in Toronto, as they often don’t know how to start or which equation to use.
Memorizing equations doesn’t work. Students need to understand the “why” behind a concept and apply them.
e.g. if you push a box on a ramp, how is gravity calculated differently? You need to change the equation based on the situation. (i.e. the ramp)
This is the essential QEA strategy to Physics Success - we teach problem solving techniques..
Chris is a PhD candidate, John Hopkins University, specialized in physics. Chris is graduated with an undergrad degree at McMaster University major in Physics.
Chris is specialized in grade 12 physics.
Bailey is graduated with a Master Degree from McGill University, specialized in SPH3U. She as 3+ years of teaching experience. Bailey’s expertise lies in explaining complex physics concepts in simple ways that kids can understand.
Malik is a PhD candidate at McGill Univsersity, major in physics. Malik has 4+ years of teaching experience in both university level (as a TA) and high school level at QEA.
Malik is good in teaching problem solving, on advancce level and complex physics problems. Many of his students achieved 95%+ in physics 11 and 12.
All QEA tutors are our employees with dedication and multiple years of experience and service at QEA. They are not random freelancers or contractor.
4 years of teaching experience, specialty includes Grade 11 Math MHF4U and MCV4U. IB Math SL.
4 years of teaching experience including TA at McMaster and high school tutoring with IB programs at QEA
4 years of teaching experience including TA at McMaster and teaching at QEA
Amjad is a PhD candidate at Western University, with 4 years of university teaching experience at Western and University of Toronto as a TA, and over 500+ hours of high school tutoring experience at QEA
Physics 11 is new to a lot of students - the problem solving appraoch. Most students are accustomed to math - having an equation and follow through the steps.
For physics 11, the challenge is to know which equation to use and change it according to the situation. Most students stumbled on this.
Tip: Visualize the problem and draw diagram
One of the important techniques we tutor our physics students is to visualize the problem. By visualizing the question, you will know the variables and parameters involved, and what is happening. Only then you can apply / manipulate your equations, and plug-in your variables and numbers.
Physics 12 is an extension from physics 11. By now you need to master your problem solving skills. Physics 12 is more difficult because the concepts are more abstract, complex, and the application questions involves more moving parts. You will encounter projectile motion, objects colliding, objects spinning, rockets launching and so on. With each situation, your teachers can always change the variables and parameters and you need to work backwards / forward to derive the solution.
Tip: Don’t try to do too much in one step
A common mistake for a lot of students in that they are trying to do too much in one step. They might try to combine multiple equations into a large equation, which makes it very difficult and confusing the solve. Our approach is to break down the equation into pieces. Once you calculate each piece, you can combine them together and get a final answer. This approach will reduce the complexity and avoid having too much algebra in one equation.
QE physics tutoring is a lesson based tutoring. This means we actively teach the lesson and go through the problems step by step.
We charge a very competitive rate. It's not just the rate, but effectiveness. Our tutoring is private on one, you are being taught privately by a physics specialist. In addition, we provide weekly worksheets and homework package, mock tests and exams to help you succeed, not just answering your questions.
Physics is cumulative, which means if you fall behind, your problem will persist and drag further behind if you wait. It's better to have a professional tutor from QEA to clarify your misunderstanding, tackle the key application problems. This will save you time, drive your performance, and help you to achieve higher grade. It will reduce so much stress from you.
Usually, 2 times a week would be better, one lesson for learning new concepts, the second lesson for reviewing.
It depends on your own pace, if you are a fast learner, tutoring for once a week can be effective as well.
Custom tutoring programs aligned with Ontario curriculum standards, spanning foundational Grade 11 mechanics to advanced Grade 12 AP and IB physics prep.
We deliver structured, step-by-step instruction to assist Toronto students in eliminating conceptual gaps and building strong quantitative physics confidence.
Our tailored physics instruction meets Mississauga learners at their individual skill levels, turning complex vector dynamics and field theory into manageable, actionable concepts.
Engineered to reinforce core principles while supporting enriched STEM pathways, we equip Oakville students with targeted problem-solving strategies to boost overall grades.
Via interactive and engaging virtual lessons, we provide customized physics coaching to help Ottawa students master difficult coursework, lab reports, and exam techniques.