Need help with physics? Let me tutor you online!

[spaghetti3451]

Hey, I have completed two years of my studies at Imperial College London (in Physics, obviously!). Currently, I am on a gap year and haven't got anything interesting to do. So, I figured if anyone needs help with freshman and sophomore physics, I can tutor them online on a regular basis. Perhaps at a set time every week, I will sit online and help you out with anything you find troubling you. (And guys I am not charging any money lolzz..) It will be mutually beneficial as i myself haven't had everyday exposure to Physics material for quite some time.

As far as credentials are concerned, I scored 89% in my first year and 85% in my second year. I am hoping to specialise in theoretical physics in my third year.

 

[dcpo]

You chose the wrong handle for this...

 

[micromass]

Can't you just go to the homework forum on this site and start helping out people??

 

[spaghetti3451]

Yeah, I just realized that! I think I should head straight to the homework section. But still if anyone needs help, we could go for online sessions.

 

[Matrix0]

Hi there,

Thank you for offering your services as an online physics tutor. It's great to see someone with a passion for physics willing to share their knowledge and help others.

Physics can be a challenging subject, and having a tutor can make a big difference in understanding the material. I believe your offer to help students with freshman and sophomore physics is incredibly valuable, especially since you have completed two years of studies at Imperial College London, a renowned institution for science and technology.

Your credentials are impressive, and your plan to specialize in theoretical physics in your third year shows your dedication and interest in the subject. I'm sure your students will benefit greatly from your expertise and experience.

It's also great to see that you are not charging any money for your services. This shows your genuine interest in helping others and making a positive impact.

I wish you all the best in your tutoring endeavors and hope that you can continue to inspire and support students in their physics journey. Keep up the excellent work!

Best regards,