H2 Chemistry tuition is offered at the group level as well as private 1-on-1 tuition. Classes in 2019 are open for registration. There is still time to take action to improve your grades. Register early to avoid disappointment.

2019 JC H2 Chemistry Tuition Class Schedule

LevelDayTimeClass StatusLocation
JC 2Friday4.30PM - 6.30PMAvailableBeauty World
JC 1Friday7.00PM - 9.00PMAvailableBeauty World
JC 2Saturday5.00PM - 7.00PMFilling FastBeauty World
JC 2Sunday9.00AM - 11.00AMAvailableMarine Parade
JC 1Sunday12.45PM - 2.45PMAvailableMarine Parade

JC Chemistry tuition is taught by Ms Sim Lily, an ex-lecturer in National Junior College with more than 13 years experience teaching H2 Chemistry in Singapore. Upon graduation from NUS with a Bachelor of Applied Science with Honours (Applied Chemistry), Ms Sim followed her passion to teach and enrolled into NIE and obtained her Postgraduate Diploma in Education. She started her teaching career at NJC and taught there for more than 10 years. In 2014, she left NJC to fully focus on providing A Level H2 Chemistry tuition, something which she is passionate about.

h2 Chemistry Tuition

For all the students she has taught to date, 65% of them scored A’s and 93% scoring A’s and B’s. 85% of her students who had originally scored U’s managed to score B’s and above for their H2 Chemistry paper. Ms Sim’s unique teaching approach also helps her students effectively gain most from each lesson. Here is a sneak peek on the topic of Alkanes in Organic Chemistry

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Topics covered in our H2 Chemistry Tuition:

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  1. Atomic Structure
  2. Chemical Bonding
  3. The Gaseous State
  4. Theories of Acids and Bases
  5. The Periodic Table
  6. The Mole Concept and Stoichiometry
  7. Chemical Energetics: Thermochemistry and Thermodynamics (Gibbs Free Energy and Entropy)
  8. Reaction Kinetics
  9. Chemical Equilibria
  10. Chemistry of Aqueous Solutions
    1. Acid-base Equilibria
    2. Solubility Equilibri
  11. Organic Chemistry
    1. Introduction
    2. Isomerism
    3. Hydrocarbons
    4. Halogen Derivatives
    5. Hydroxy Compounds
    6. Carbonyl Compounds
    7. Carboxylic Acids and Derivatives
    8. Nitrogen Compounds
  12. Electrochemistry
  13. An Introduction to the Chemistry of Transition Elements
Click to see the in-depth version of H2 Chemistry syllabus.