Why Students Struggle with A Level Chemistry in Singapore
High Content Density & Complexity
The A-Level syllabus demands mastery of theory, calculations, and lab techniques—all under tight timelines.
Weak Conceptual Understanding
Rote memorisation fails with application-based questions that test deep comprehension.
Challenging Application-Based Questions
Exams test critical thinking, requiring students to apply concepts to novel scenarios.
Lack of Exam Strategies
Without structured time management and answering techniques, marks are easily lost.
Inconsistent Practice & Revision
Irregular revision leads to poor retention and lack of familiarity with question trends.
What You’ll Receive at Focus Chemistry
Concise, Structured Notes
Summarized key points, definitions, and worked examples for fast, efficient revision.
Step-by-Step Solutions
Detailed approaches with common pitfalls highlighted so you can avoid exam traps.
Practice Questions
Exercises that increase in difficulty to reinforce understanding progressively.
Mock Papers & Timed Drills
Exam simulations with marking schemes to build confidence and speed.
Practical & Data-Based Skills
Specialized drills to master graphs, data interpretation, and experiment-based questions.
Structured Lesson Plan: What You’ll Learn
The following breakdown provides a structured plan for mastering A Level Chemistry tuition topics, along with estimated time required for each subtopic.
| A Level Chemistry Tuition Subtopics | Number of Hours Required |
|---|---|
| Physical Chemistry | |
| Atomic Structure and Chemical Bonding | 6 |
| Stoichiometry and Mole Concept | 4 |
| Energetics (Enthalpy Changes and Hess’ Law) | 5 |
| Kinetics (Rate of Reaction and Mechanisms) | 5 |
| Chemical Equilibrium and Le Chatelier’s Principle | 5 |
| Acids, Bases and Buffers | 6 |
| Electrochemistry (Redox and Cells) | 6 |
| Inorganic Chemistry | |
| The Periodic Table and Group Trends | 4 |
| Transition Metals and Complex | 5 |
| Qualitative Analysis and Ionic Precipitation | 4 |
| Organic Chemistry | |
| Introduction to Organic Chemistry (Nomenclature and Isomerism) | 4 |
| Alkanes, alkenes and aromatic compounds | 6 |
| Halogenoalkanes and Nucleophilic Substitution | 5 |
| Alcohols, phenols and carbonyl compounds | 6 |
| Carboxylic Acids and Derivatives | 5 |
| Amines, Amino acids and proteins | 5 |
| Polymers and synthesis Pathways | 5 |
| Data Analysis and Practical Skills | |
| Experimental Techniques and errors | 4 |
| Data-based and graphical Questions | 5 |
| MCQ Strategy and Speed Practice | 5 |
Total Estimated Learning Hours: ~ 100 hours
Note: Hours may vary depending on individual student proficiency and learning speed.
Why Focus Chemistry Stands Out
Specialized Expert Tutors
Our two experienced Chemistry tutors conduct every class personally—no part-timers. This ensures consistency, quality, and deep student-tutor engagement.
Small, Focused Class Sizes
Every student gets personalised attention and real-time feedback in our tightly-managed classes.
Proven Results
Students routinely jump 2–3 grades and achieve A or B in A Levels. Real case studies back our approach.
Online & Offline Flexibility
Learn at Balmoral Plaza or online. All sessions come with digital notes and class recordings.
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