Year 11 Physics tuition in Sydney and online

All Matrix Year 11 Physics teachers are experienced educators who possess degrees in Science-related disciplines. Our Physics experts are knowledgeable, qualified, and have the real teaching experience necessary to explain concepts clearly whilst making learning engaging and enjoyable for senior students.

Matrix Year 11 Physics teachers deliver a structured and engaging secondary Science tutoring experience through a mix of direct instructional and interactive teaching. All Matrix Year 11 Physics tutoring courses include high-quality resources designed to provide students and teachers with proven methods for critical thinking, problem-solving and exam techniques.

Yes, the Matrix Year 11 Physics course thoroughly covers the new NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) Physics Syllabus. The course helps students develop strong foundations in all aspects of Physics, ensuring students are confident and well-prepared at school.

Matrix teaches Physics one term ahead of the school curriculum, with Year 11 Term 1 starting in October while students are still in Year 10. This means students learn in advance, gain a competitive advantage over their school peers, and reinforce their understanding and confidence when the topic is revisited at school.

Yes. Students are welcome to enrol in Matrix Year 11 Physics courses, even if their school placement has not yet been confirmed.

Matrix classes are capped at 15 students per class, seated in a U-shaped layout to encourage participation, peer discussion, and teacher-student interaction.

Each Year 11 Physics tutoring lesson runs for 1.5 hours and consists of Theory, Application, and In-Class Practice.

Student progress is tracked through weekly homework review, classroom participation, and performance in quizzes and topic tests. Teachers provide verbal and written feedback to support improvement. Parents can view student progress on our Matrix Learning Management System (LMS).

If a student needs extra help, they can get instant academic support via our AI-powered Chatbot or attend optional Workshops for personalised guidance.

Students gain access to Matrix Theory Tutorial Videos on our Matrix Learning Management System (LMS), which contains the same content covered in-class. Videos are paired with the Matrix Theory Book and Work Book, allowing students to review lessons at home, and return to class prepared.

The Year 11 Physics Holiday Accelerated Course enables students to complete an entire term’s content in just 5 days. This condensed, structured format provides students with a strategic head start, maximising continued learning and retention while freeing up term time for ongoing revision. 

Year 11 Physics Holiday students have the option to revise the previous term’s content for consolidation, or complete the upcoming term’s content to stay ahead.

The Term course develops skills gradually across several weeks, allowing time for deeper learning, regular practice, and steady improvement.

Yes. In the Matrix Year 12 Chemistry Holiday Accelerated Course, students have the option to revise the previous term’s content. This helps them to consolidate their learning, address knowledge gaps, and reinforce key concepts before learning new content.

Students should bring a pencil case, water bottle, and a readiness to learn. All other learning resources are provided on the first day of class.

Matrix+ is an online Year 11 Physics tutoring course consisting of on-demand Theory Tutorial Videos paired with a Matrix Theory Book and Work Book. It is a flexible, accessible, affordable, and self-paced alternative to Matrix on-campus tutoring.

No. Year 11 Physics Matrix+ students can watch on-demand video tutorials anytime and anywhere. Students can pause, replay, or speed up videos, making it an accessible and flexible learning experience for all types of learners.

Students have the flexibility to complete multiple Year 11 Physics courses at the same time. They can also enrol into past Term courses to catch up on missed content.

Year 11 Physics students begin their Matrix+ online course on the first day of the Matrix Term. They can access all Theory Tutorial Videos, Q&A Discussion Boards, and online resources until 31 December of the Matrix academic year. For example, students enroled in the Year 11 Maths Advanced Matrix+ course for Term 1 (beginning in October) will have access until the end of the following calendar year.