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Frederick Personally Interviewed
PGCE Qualified Teacher | MSc Mathematics/Science
I hold a master’s degree in Chemistry with Molecular Physics from Imperial College London and a postgraduate master’s in Computational Physics. I specialise in PAT tutoring, leveraging my expertise in Physics and Mathematics to guide students from top schools like Westminster and Eton. With QTS and a mentoring background, I support students in achieving success in competitive admissions tests.
Titania Personally Interviewed
Oxford University - MPhys Physics
I specialise in preparing students for the Physics Aptitude Test (PAT), ensuring they build the critical thinking and problem-solving skills needed for success. My tailored guidance focuses on clarifying concepts and reinforcing core mathematical and physics principles, enabling students to confidently approach complex exam questions.
Jake Personally Interviewed
Oxford University - MEng Engineering Science
I’m Jake, a Master’s student in Engineering at Oxford with expertise in preparing students for the Physics Aptitude Test (PAT). As a former IB student with a score of 44, I specialise in helping students excel in PAT, IB Maths, and Physics, offering tailored support for GCSE, MYP, and university applications.
Robert Personally Interviewed
PGCE Qualified Teacher | Oxford Uni - MSc Learning/Teaching, Physics
I specialise in preparing students for the Physics Aptitude Test (PAT), drawing on over six years of experience in physics and mathematics education. I provide targeted support for PAT preparation, British Physics Olympiad competitions, and entrance exams for Oxford and Cambridge, helping students achieve success in competitive academic environments.

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"Ali's teaching methods are great. Very clear and concise. He’s helped Sai understand the content for his PAT exam and is one of the best lecturers that Sai have had. Recommending him is a no-brainer."
Siva
|Parent of PAT Student
"I had lesson each week with Jack in preparation for the PAT. Each lesson was very well planned out focussing on different topics. I feel it was definitely worth it. I’ll ask for Jack’s help again if I am invited for the interview at Oxford."
Dylan
|PAT Student
"My son was accepted into Oxford to study Physics and will be starting in a few months! He had lessons to help him study for the PAT exam and the interviews, he said they were great and had high praise for his tutor."
Victoria
|Parent of PAT Student
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How much tutoring do I need to get for PAT?
For the PAT (Physics Admissions Test), around 30 to 50 hours of focused tutoring is generally recommended, depending on your current understanding of A-level Physics and Mathematics.
Can TutorChase tutoring improve my speed in solving the PAT’s calculus-based questions?
Absolutely, TutorChase tutoring specifically targets improving your speed and accuracy with the PAT's calculus-based questions through targeted practice, efficient problem-solving strategies, and time management techniques, ensuring you're well-prepared to tackle these questions swiftly and confidently during the exam.
What subjects are required for the PAT?
The PAT primarily requires a strong background in Physics and Mathematics. It is designed to assess a candidate's ability in these subjects as they are crucial for the courses that require the PAT. Applicants should have a thorough understanding of the physics and mathematics content typically covered up to A-level, or equivalent, to perform well on the test.
What strategies are recommended for maximising efficiency in the PAT’s short-answer section?
For maximising efficiency in the PAT’s short-answer section, recommended strategies include practicing concise and direct responses, mastering fundamental physics and mathematics concepts for quick recall, developing efficient problem-solving techniques, and engaging in timed practice to enhance the ability to answer accurately under exam conditions.
What is the PAT exam for?
If you're interested in any of the courses listed below, you'll need to take the Physics Admissions Test (PAT), previously referred to as the Physics Aptitude Test, during the admissions procedure:
- Engineering Science
- Materials Science
- Physics
- Physics and Philosophy
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