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Physics · Grades 8–11

Physics Tutor in Tashkent

I teach group and individual physics lessons online for Grades 8–11. We learn to turn a problem statement into a diagram, choose the right law and check the result.

  • Online via Zoom
  • English and Russian
  • I teach each lesson

01 / Physics

Choose your goal

The plan starts with your current level and the result you want to work towards.

School curriculum

Review of the main topics, work on knowledge gaps, school-test preparation, and advanced study within the student's grade-level curriculum.

DTM and entrance exams

Work with theory, test questions, and calculation problems for admission to lyceums and universities in Uzbekistan.

National Certificate

Structured review of key physics topics and regular practice based on the chosen preparation plan.

02 / Topics

What we can work on

We choose topics and difficulty for your school curriculum or exam. You do not need to cover the entire list.

Mechanics

Uniform and accelerated motion, forces, Newton's laws, momentum, energy, work, and conservation laws.

Molecular physics and thermodynamics

Temperature, heat, gas laws, internal energy, and thermal processes.

Electricity and electromagnetism

Electrostatics, direct-current circuits, voltage, resistance, power, magnetic fields, and induction.

Optics and modern physics

Reflection and refraction, lenses, optical diagrams, atomic physics, and nuclear physics within the curriculum and goal.

03 / Fees

Formats and fees

The same subject, with two ways to set the pace.

Group lessons

12 lessons

850,000UZS

per month

A shared topic plan, a regular rhythm, and discussion of different diagrams and solution approaches.

12 lessons, 60 minutes each

  • 3 times a week
  • Online via Zoom

Individual lessons

1 lesson

200,000UZS

per lesson

We can spend more time on the physical meaning, diagram, unit conversion, or one specific type of problem.

60 minutes

  • Schedule agreed individually
  • Online via Zoom

Included in both formats

  • Digital whiteboard
  • Learning materials
  • Homework with feedback

FAQ

Questions about lessons

Which grades are the physics lessons for?

Lessons are designed for students in Grades 8–11. The specific topics and difficulty depend on the school curriculum, current level, and goal.

Can a physics tutor help if the student struggles with problems?

During lessons, we separately work on reading the problem, drawing a diagram, choosing the law, converting units, and checking the answer. We begin with the steps that currently cause the most difficulty.

Which is better for physics: group or individual lessons?

Group lessons suit a consistent program and regular practice with students at a similar level. Individual lessons are more useful when the student needs extra time for the physical meaning, one problem type, or a personal pace.

Do you offer preparation for DTM and physics entrance exams?

Yes. Preparation includes reviewing theory and practicing entrance-exam problems. The plan depends on the student's current level and the time available; a specific result cannot be guaranteed in advance.

Do you prepare students for the National Certificate in physics?

Yes, this is a confirmed preparation area. Before starting, I clarify the goal and discuss which topics need to be reviewed.

Is this an online course or live tutoring with a physics teacher?

I personally teach group and individual lessons via Zoom in English or Russian. These are live meetings with theory explanations, problem solving, and homework review, not a self-paced video course.

Can students attend in-person lessons in Tashkent?

No. Lessons are currently online only. Students in Tashkent attend remotely.

How much do physics lessons cost?

Group lessons cost 850,000 UZS for 12 lessons per month and take place three times a week. One 60-minute individual lesson costs 200,000 UZS.

Physics · Think About It

Start with your goal

Send me the student's grade, the subject, what feels difficult and the goal of preparation. I will suggest a short test and the next step.

How the first lesson works