Physics Units 1/2 Tutoring online or
on campus

Audience

Who it's for

The Year 11 Physics Units 1/2 Holiday Accelerated Course is designed for students who:

• Want to learn the full next topic before it is taught at school for a clear academic advantage
• Aim to achieve top results in assessments by mastering content early
• Need to strengthen core skills in problem solving, scientific explanations, and data analysis
• Thrive in a fast-paced, structured, and academically rigorous learning environment
• Benefit from small classes, regular feedback, and targeted support that build confidence and close gaps

It is also suited to parents who:

• Want their child to establish strong Physics foundations ahead of Year 12
• Prefer a program that is academically challenging, curriculum-aligned, and taught by expert Physics teachers
• Value structured lessons, progress tracking, and one-on-one support to ensure steady improvement

Program

What's covered

Students can choose to learn the previous Matrix Term or upcoming Matrix Term content. Both courses will run simultaneously in the holidays.

January – Light and Heat

Day 1: Periodic Waves and Electromagnetic Waves
Day 2: Reflection and Refraction, Mirrors and Lenses
Day 3: Optical Phenomena, Energy, Temperature and Heat
Day 4: Equilibrium and Heat Transfer, Thermal Radiation
Day 5: Topic Test

January and April – The Nucleus

Day 1: Discovery of the Nucleus and Nuclear Decay
Day 2: Half-life and Stability, and Energy in Nuclear Reactions
Day 3: Fission and Fusion, and Applications of Fission and Fusion
Day 4: Radiation Hazards and Applications of Radioisotopes
Day 5: Topic Test

April  and July – Electrical Circuits

Day 1: Current, Voltage, Resistance, and Series/Parallel Circuits
Day 2: Combination Circuits, Power, and Circuit Components
Day 3: Household Circuits and Electrical Safety
Day 4: Practical Skills Guide and Laboratory Report Writing Skills
Day 5: Revision and Topic Test

July and October – Motion

Day 1: Vectors & Equations of motion
Day 2: Graphing motion & Newton’s Laws
Day 3: Forces and work & Energy
Day 4: Momentum and Impulse & Torque and Rotation
Day 5: Revision and Topic Test

Benefits

What you'll gain

1. Early Mastery of Core Physics Concepts
Motion, nuclear physics, electrical circuits, and energy taught ahead of school for a strong foundation.

2. Stronger Analytical and Problem-Solving Skills
Step-by-step practice with syllabus-style problems, data analysis, and experimental tasks to sharpen exam skills.

3. Assessment Confidence
Daily practice, structured homework, and end-of-module topic tests build confidence under assessment conditions.

4. Preparation for Year 12 Physics
Key concepts reinforced early, laying the groundwork for success in senior Physics and VCE preparation.

5. Independent Study Habits
Regular practice, feedback, and progress tracking help students develop habits that support long-term academic success.

Approach

How it works

Structured Acceleration

In just 5 days, students cover an entire topic of the Year 11 Physics Units 1/2 syllabus before it is taught at school. This means when the term begins, students already understand the content, saving time for revision and easing the pressure of learning new concepts during busy school weeks.

Teaching Approach

Lessons are delivered by expert Physics teachers through clear explanations, step-by-step examples, and explicit instruction. Students reinforce their understanding with guided practice, exam-style questions, and regular feedback that develops both confidence and precision.

Content Mix

Each session balances conceptual clarity with practical application. Students build strong knowledge of core Physics concepts, while also practising data analysis, scientific writing, and exam-style responses to ensure they can confidently transfer learning to assessments.

5-Day Sequencing

The course runs across five consecutive days. Each day builds on the last in a deliberate sequence, reinforcing learning through daily homework and in-class practice. By the end of the program, students have completed the full module and can focus on consolidating and revising during the term.