Katarzyna M.
Maths & physics
12 years of experience
Specialises in the extended-level Matura. Explains step by step and teaches students to solve problems on their own.
- PL
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School subjects
Physics tutoring in Warsaw
Physics describes the world around us. We show where the formulas come from and teach students to solve problems methodically — from the given data to the answer.
Who these lessons are for
- Pupils in grades 7–8 just starting physics
- Secondary-school students who have fallen behind
- Students taking advanced-level physics in the Matura (secondary-school leaving exam)
- Engineering and science undergraduates
What you’ll learn
- Kinematics and dynamics
- Energy, work and power
- Electricity and magnetism
- Oscillations, waves and optics
- Thermodynamics
- Nuclear and modern physics
The results we work towards
- The ability to break problems down step by step
- Confident use of formulas and units
- A high score in the advanced Matura
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FAQ
Questions about this course
Is advanced physics required for university?
For many engineering and medical degrees — yes. We’ll help you plan your preparation so you cover the whole syllabus in time.
Do you practise with CKE exam papers?
Yes, we work with official Matura papers from the CKE (Central Examination Board) and past-year questions.
Is the first lesson really free?
Yes. The trial lesson lasts 30 minutes and is completely free. We check your level, learn about your goals and suggest a learning plan. You don’t have to sign anything.
What ages do you teach?
We teach children from the age of 6, secondary-school students and adults of any age. We adapt the programme and methods to each student’s age.
Can lessons be taught in Ukrainian or Russian?
Yes. Many of our teachers speak Ukrainian, Russian and English, so they can explain difficult topics in the student’s native language — a huge help when starting out at a Polish school.
Free trial lesson
Book a free trial lesson
We’ll check your level, set a goal and match you with the right teacher. 30 minutes, no obligation.