Master AP Physics.

All of them — AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, AP Physics C: Mechanics, and AP Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism. We prep specifically for the exam you are sitting, since each has its own format, depth, and mathematical demands.

AP Physics 1 has one of the lowest pass rates of any AP exam, largely because it tests deep conceptual reasoning rather than formula recall, and many students take it as their first physics course. Our approach builds genuine understanding from the ground up, which is exactly what this exam rewards.

Physics 1 and 2 are algebra-based and cover a broad range of topics. Physics C is calculus-based and goes deeper into Mechanics and Electricity & Magnetism — these are two separate exams. Physics C assumes you are taking or have taken calculus.

Yes, with the right support. Physics C uses derivatives and integrals throughout, so we always check your calculus foundations first. A few targeted sessions on the specific calculus tools physics needs can unlock the whole course.

Free-response is half the AP Physics score, and it tests communication as much as calculation. Correct physics with weak written justification loses marks. We train you to write clear claims, quantitative reasoning, and experiment critiques the way AP readers reward.

Yes. Every AP Physics exam includes lab-based and experimental-design questions. We practise designing experiments, identifying variables, analysing data, and drawing valid conclusions — a section many students underprepare for.

Both. We offer 1-on-1 and small-group sessions online worldwide and in-person at our Barcelona centre. Our shared whiteboard makes online physics sessions highly effective for working through diagrams and derivations together.