Jaya's Academy

High School Physics Online Tutoring

Live one-to-one Physics tutoring for Grades 9 to 12 - mechanics, energy, electricity and waves, worked through problem by problem until the method sticks.

Grades Grades 9-12

Format Live 1-to-1

Focus Provincial Curriculum

Sessions 60-90 min

What we cover

What We Cover in High School Physics

  • 01

    Kinematics

    Motion in one and two dimensions, graphs and vector components.

  • 02

    Forces & Dynamics

    Newton's laws, friction, inclines and free-body diagrams.

  • 03

    Work, Energy & Power

    Conservation of energy and the work-energy theorem.

  • 04

    Momentum & Collisions

    Impulse, conservation of momentum and collision analysis.

  • 05

    Electricity & Circuits

    Current, potential difference, resistance and circuit analysis.

  • 06

    Magnetism & Fields

    Magnetic fields, electromagnetism and induction.

  • 07

    Waves, Sound & Optics

    Wave behaviour, interference, reflection and refraction.

  • 08

    Thermodynamics

    Heat, temperature, thermal energy transfer and gas behaviour.

  • 09

    Modern Physics

    Atomic models, nuclear physics and an introduction to relativity.

  • 10

    Provincial Exam Preparation

    Focused work for Alberta Physics 30 diploma exams and senior finals.

Why it works

What Is High School Physics?

Physics is the course where students who have coasted on memorisation usually hit a wall, because every question is a problem to be worked rather than a fact to be recalled. Ontario runs it as SPH3U and SPH4U; British Columbia as Physics 11 and Physics 12; Alberta as Physics 20 and Physics 30, with a diploma examination at the end. Our tutors teach method - reading the situation, choosing the principle, then executing - because that is what senior physics actually assesses.

  • 01 Matched to the course code and provincial curriculum
  • 02 Same dedicated tutor for continuity
  • 03 Problem-solving method taught explicitly, not just answers checked

How it works

From first call to steady progress

  1. 01

    Assessment

    A short call to understand grade level, school topics, and goals.

  2. 02

    Tutor match

    We pair your child with a specialist suited to their learning style.

  3. 03

    Live sessions

    One-to-one on a shared whiteboard - clear, paced, interactive.

  4. 04

    Progress you can see

    Regular updates so parents know what’s improving and what’s next.

Parent stories

Real families. Real progress.

  • 4.8 Parent rating
  • 35,000+ Students taught
  • 15+ Years teaching

Jaya's Academy helped my son improve his math grade from a C to an A. Amazing tutor and great experience.

Claire S. Toronto, ON ★★★★★

Our daughter went from dreading homework to asking when her tutor session is. The patience and clarity made all the difference.

Natalie D. Vancouver, BC

Sessions matched what he was learning in class. We finally understood where the gaps were - and how to close them.

Ethan R. Calgary, AB

Who teaches

Tutors who make progress feel possible.

Every tutor holds a bachelor’s degree, passes subject assessment, and teaches with patience first - so learners feel safe asking questions.

Curriculum-aware

Lessons track provincial expectations and classroom homework.

Visual & patient

Whiteboards, drawings, and step-by-step talk - never rushed.

Confidence builders

We treat learning anxiety as real - and rebuild trust with small wins.

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Questions parents ask

Common Questions, Answered

Can't find what you need? Our academic advisors are available across Canadian time zones.

Which physics courses do you cover?+
Ontario SPH3U and SPH4U, BC Physics 11 and Physics 12, and Alberta Physics 20 and Physics 30 - plus Grade 9 and 10 science where physics is taught as a strand.
Do you prepare students for the Alberta Physics 30 diploma exam?+
Yes. Diploma results count toward the final course mark, so we work on numerical response and written-response technique alongside the content.
My teen understands the theory but cannot do the problems. Is that normal?+
It is the single most common reason families come to us for physics. Understanding a principle and knowing which principle a given problem calls for are different skills, and the second one is taught by working problems with feedback - which is exactly what one-to-one sessions are for.
Do I need strong maths for senior physics?+
Yes, and it is often the real blocker. Where trigonometry or algebra is holding a student back, we address that directly inside the physics sessions rather than treating it as a separate problem.
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