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    Online Science tuition · Years 7–11 · Across the UK
    Hadi Online Tuition Services

    Our approach

    Understanding comes first. Preparation follows through.

    Interactive teaching and purposeful practice, with personalised support along the way.

    Find the right starting point

    Start with a free baseline assessment.

    Find your child’s starting point, identify gaps in understanding and discuss the support they need. The assessment helps guide a personalised learning plan.

    Ask about arranging the free assessment when you enquire. Lesson fees and booking arrangements are agreed separately.

    Ask about a free assessment
    • Personalised learning focused on gaps in understanding
    • Prepared resources, PowerPoint presentations, tasks and activities
    • Exam-style questions with guided support and feedback
    • Assessment topic by topic, chapter by chapter and paper by paper
    • A combination of traditional explanations and modern teaching methods
    Illustrative science revision desk with a notebook, revision cards and calculator
    Illustrative study materials · Practice with purpose

    From understanding to exam practice

    More than explaining
    the curriculum.

    Preparation matters. Lessons connect clear understanding with the skills students need when faced with an exam question.

    Exam-style questions · Past papers · Mark schemes

    Explore the learning examples

    Inside the learning

    Engaging lessons. Meaningful practice.

    A varied approach that gives students ways to explore, practise and check their understanding.

    Simple particle models comparing closely packed solid particles with widely spaced gas particles.

    Interactive learning

    Use diagrams to connect ideas: for example, compare the particle model of a solid with a gas.

    Example question: calculate average speed for a walker travelling 120 metres in 60 seconds.

    Exam question practice

    Identify the useful information in a question, choose a relationship and show the working.

    Unit check: speed is measured in metres per second, not metres or seconds alone.

    Mini assessments

    A quick units question can reveal whether the calculation makes sense, not just whether it is correct.

    Annotated example answer: average speed equals distance divided by time; 120 divided by 60 equals 2 metres per second.

    Mark scheme guidance

    Review the relationship, substitution and units in an answer. Official mark schemes vary by question.

    Try a science question

    How fast is the walker travelling?

    A walker travels 120 metres in 60 seconds. Calculate their average speed.

    Distance
    120 m
    Time
    60 s

    Illustrative worked example · Not an exam-board question

    A useful way to approach it

    1. 1. Identify the distance and the time.
    2. 2. Choose the relationship between them.
    3. 3. Calculate, then explain the units.

    How it works

    A simple start. A clear way forward.

    01

    Tell us what you need

    Share your child’s year group, science course and the areas they would like help with.

    02

    Talk to Sanober

    We’ll use your enquiry to discuss suitable support, lesson arrangements, fees and availability before you book.

    03

    Learn with purpose

    Build understanding through interactive lessons, personalised practice and exam preparation.

    The next step starts with a conversation

    Let’s find a clearer way
    forward in Science.

    Tell Hadi what your child needs. Discuss support, fees and availability before making a commitment.

    Enquire about tuition

    Qualified science teacher · 15 years’ experience · Online across the UK