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Shakeel ur Rahman(O/A levels, IGCSE, IB, SAT) Math & Physics expert
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I hold a Master’s degree in Physics from NUST University, Islamabad — one of Pakistan’s premier institutions. With over eight years of teaching experience, including the last five years teaching online, I have had the privilege of working with students from the USA, UK, Canada, Oman, and Saudi Arabia.
I specialize in a wide range of curricula, including O Levels, A Levels, IB, IGCSE, Matric, FSc, SAT, SHSAT, KS3, KS4, and middle school science subjects. I am also an experienced tutor for Cadet, Military, and PAF College entrance exam preparation, and have proudly guided many students into top-tier institutes.
As a passionate science educator, I strive to ignite curiosity, encourage critical thinking, and make learning an engaging experience. I maintain a student-friendly, interactive classroom environment, where questions are always welcome and learning is tailored to individual needs.
To enhance the online experience, I use a graphic tablet for real-time problem-solving and well-equipped digital platforms that replicate the effectiveness of in-person teaching. I also provide access to high-quality worksheets and practice materials, curated from trusted educational resources, to ensure students are fully prepared for their exams.
My teaching philosophy is rooted in clarity, engagement, and adaptability. Every student is different, and I design custom lesson plans and activities to match their pace and style of learning. The goal is not just to improve grades — but to develop a deeper understanding and love for science.
Outside of teaching, I enjoy reading about philosophy and history, exploring nature, and listening to music.
If you're looking for a committed, experienced, and engaging science tutor — whether for academic support or exam preparation — feel free to reach out. I look forward to helping you achieve your goals.
**Week 1: Physics—The Language of the Universe!** - What is physics, and why does it rule everything? 🌎 - The metric system, units, and dimensions 📏 - Precision, accuracy, and the magic of significant figures 🎯
**Week 2: The Secrets of Motion – Kinematics!** - Speed, velocity, and acceleration—what’s the difference? ⚡ - Equations of motion that even astronauts use! 🚀 - The wild world of free fall & projectile motion 🎯
**Week 3: Newton’s Laws—The Rules of Reality!** - Who was Newton, and why do his laws still shape the world? 🍏 - Forces, inertia, and the secret to pushing objects effortlessly! 💨 - Real-life applications—from cars to rocket launches 🚗🚀
**Week 4: Work, Energy & Power—The Science of Getting Things Done!** - What really happens when you push something? 🤔 - Kinetic & potential energy—the key to roller coasters! 🎢 - Power and efficiency—why do some machines waste energy? ⚡
**Week 5: Momentum—The Physics of Impact!** - Why do car crashes depend on mass and speed? 🚗💥 - Conservation of momentum—nothing ever truly stops! 🔄 - Collisions: elastic vs. inelastic—bouncy vs. sticky! 🎾
**Week 6: Circular Motion & Gravitation—Why Everything Orbits!** - How do planets stay in motion? 🌍 - Centripetal force—the hidden force in every turn! 🔄 - Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation—why gravity rules all! 🛰️
**Week 7: Rotational Motion—The Physics of Spinning!** - Torque—how force makes things rotate! 🔧 - Angular momentum—why figure skaters spin faster! ⛸️ - Rolling motion—why do wheels keep going? 🚴
**Week 8: Properties of Matter—Solids, Liquids, and Gases!** - Density, pressure, and buoyancy—why boats float! 🚢 - Pascal’s and Archimedes’ principles—how fluids exert force! 💧 - Real-world applications—hydraulics, submarines, and weather balloons! 🎈
**Week 9: Thermodynamics—The Science of Heat & Energy!** - Temperature vs. heat—what’s the difference? 🌡️ - The Laws of Thermodynamics—why energy never disappears! ♻️ - Entropy—why disorder always increases! 🔥
**Week 10: Waves & Sound—The Physics of Vibrations!** - What are waves, and how do they move? 🌊 - Sound waves—why do we hear music? 🎵 - Doppler Effect—why sirens change pitch as they pass! 🚓
**Week 11: Light & Optics—The Science of Seeing!** - Reflection & refraction—how light bends and bounces! 🔦 - Lenses & mirrors—how do glasses and telescopes work? 🔍 - The electromagnetic spectrum—why we only see a tiny part of light! 🌈
**Week 12: Electricity & Magnetism—The Invisible Forces!** - Electric charge, current, and circuits—how power flows! ⚡ - Magnetic fields—how magnets and electricity are connected! 🧲 - Electromagnetic induction—how we generate electricity! 🔋
**Week 1: Chemistry—The Science of Everything!** - What is chemistry, and why does it explain everything? 🌍 - Matter and its states—solid, liquid, gas, and plasma! 🔥 - Physical vs. chemical changes—what’s really happening? 🧪
**Week 2: The Building Blocks—Atoms & Elements!** - What are atoms, and why are they so small yet powerful? ⚛️ - The periodic table—how elements are organized! 📜 - Atomic structure—protons, neutrons, and electrons! 🔬
**Week 3: Chemical Bonding—The Glue That Holds Matter Together!** - Why do atoms stick together? 🧲 - Ionic vs. covalent bonds—what’s the difference? 🔗 - Metallic bonding—why metals are so strong! 🏗️
**Week 4: Chemical Reactions—How New Substances Form!** - What happens when chemicals react? 💥 - The types of chemical reactions—synthesis, decomposition, and more! 🔄 - Balancing chemical equations—why atoms must be conserved! ⚖️
**Week 5: The Mole Concept—Counting the Uncountable!** - What is a mole, and why do chemists love it? 🐹 (not that mole!) - Avogadro’s number—how big is **6.022 × 10²³**? 🤯 - Stoichiometry—how we calculate chemical quantities! 🧮
**Week 6: Gases & Their Laws—The Science of Air!** - Pressure, volume, and temperature—how gases behave! 🎈 - Boyle’s, Charles’, and Avogadro’s Laws—what do they tell us? 🔥 - The Ideal Gas Law—how gases follow simple math! 🧑🔬
**Week 7: Solutions & Mixtures—What’s Dissolving?** - Solutes, solvents, and solutions—why does salt dissolve in water? 🌊 - Concentration—how strong is a solution? 🧂 - Factors affecting solubility—temperature, pressure, and polarity! 🧪
**Week 8: Acids & Bases—The Chemistry of pH!** - What makes something acidic or basic? 🧃⚗️ - The pH scale—how acidic is lemon juice? 🍋 - Acid-base reactions—neutralization and titration! ⚖️
**Week 9: Thermochemistry—The Energy of Reactions!** - Endothermic vs. exothermic—how reactions absorb or release heat! 🔥❄️ - Enthalpy and entropy—how do they drive reactions? ♻️ - Gibbs free energy—will a reaction happen or not? ⚡
**Week 10: Chemical Kinetics & Equilibrium—Speed & Balance of Reactions!** - What makes reactions go faster? ⏳ - Activation energy—why some reactions need a push! 🔥 - Le Chatelier’s Principle—how reactions shift to balance! ⚖️
**Week 11: Electrochemistry—The Power of Chemistry!** - Redox reactions—how do batteries work? 🔋 - Electrolysis—splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen! 💧 - Corrosion & galvanization—why do metals rust? 🏗️
**Week 12: Organic Chemistry—The Chemistry of Life!** - Hydrocarbons—how do carbon chains form fuels? ⛽ - Functional groups—how small changes make big differences! 🏗️ - Polymers & biomolecules—how plastics and DNA are built! 🧬
I've been teaching students online from USA, Canada, UK, Oman and KSA for past five years.
Teacher (Jun, 2016–Present) at home tutor
I have been working as a home tutor for the past 8 years and I have taught various curricula such as, O levels, Matric, IGCSE, F.Sc, A levels, Cadet colleges entrance exam prep, NET, ECAT and SATs.
Education
MS physics (Sep, 2021–May, 2024) from NUST, Islamabad Pakistan
MSc Physics (Oct, 2017–Jun, 2020) from University of The Punjab Lahore
BSc ( Mathematics, Physics, Computer) (Dec, 2015–May, 2017) from University of The Punjab Lahore
Higher Secondary (Jun, 2012–Jul, 2014) from Military college murree
Secondary (Jun, 2010–May, 2012) from Military college murree
Fee details
Rs40,000–80,000/month
(US$143.60–287.20/month)
I charge fee for 1 hours class, 5 days a week. It can vary based on the number of subjects a student needs help with or the time required.