Year 11 Chemistry

Get a better understanding of the structure, properties and trends of and between classes of Chemicals.

Chemistry Tuition for High School Students - Accel iQ

Overview

The Year 11 Chemistry tuition course helps students develop an in-depth understanding of the fundamentals of Year 11 Chemistry. Offering tuition for chemistry online and on-campus gives students the opportunity to receive effective chemistry help, developing the chemistry resources to allow them to be prepared and confident for HSC assessments and Year 11 chemistry exam questions.

Our exceptional tutors and teaching staff help students develop better problem-solving techniques and a thorough knowledge of the Year 11 Chemistry syllabus. Our Chemistry tuition course provides students with Year 11 chemistry notes and chemistry resources to investigate particular classes of chemicals, processes and a variety of chemical reactions which incorporate organic compounds and acid/base equilibrium reactions. 

The course challenges students to apply these Year 11 chemistry notes and chemistry resources to the investigation of a range of methods used in identifying and measuring quantities of chemicals. This leads to an understanding of the structure, properties and trends of and between classes of chemicals. This ensures all our students can solve the most challenging Year 11 chemistry exam questions.

Experienced teachers and tutors

We partner with experts in education, technology and industry to ensure we stay at the leading edge of educational thinking, tutoring for chemistry online and on-campus.

Our Year 11 Chemistry course is designed by teachers who have extensive experience providing chemistry tuition at HSC level, and a thorough understanding of the current HSC syllabus. Our tutors have vast classroom teaching experience and/or university teaching experience with an ability to explain concepts clearly, preparing students for Year 11 chemistry exam questions. Our tutors are also well-equipped to provide tuition for chemistry online, ensuring remote-learning students get the same chemistry resources and engaging assistance as those on-campus.

All our teaching staff have undergone a Working with Children Check (WWCC).

Online and on-campus learning

We offer tutoring for chemistry online and on-campus, affording students flexibility in their learning. Our tutors are fully equipped for flexible learning, and provide the same level of engaging chemistry help online and on-campus. Our tutors provide engaging Year 11 chemistry notes online or on-campus with a combination of live discussions, polls and quizzes.

Whether you choose remote or face-to-face tuition, we offer the same level of advanced Year 11 chemistry help, provided by our experienced Chemistry tutors.

Lesson Plan

  • 55 mins

    Content summary and worked examples with solutions.

  • 5 mins

    Break.

  • 50 mins

    Practice and problem solving, application of skills.

  • 10 mins

    Review Quiz and Exit Ticket.

Course Structure

  • Oct-Dec
    Term 4
  • Jan-April
    Term 1
  • April-June
    Term 2
  • July-Sept
    Term 3

Week 1 MODULE 1 Properties and Structure of Matter

Properties and Structure of Matter (Classification of matter and separation of mixtures)

Week 2 Properties and Structure of Matter (Classification of elements based on their position in the Periodic Table and their properties based on their atomic structure)

Week 3 Properties and Structure of Matter (Bohr’s Model, quantum numbers and spdf configuration)

Week 4 Properties and Structure of Matter (trends in physical and chemical properties of elements, bonding)

Week 5 Properties and Structure of Matter (Lewis Electron Dot structures, VSEPR Theory and chemical structure)

Week 6 Properties and Structure of Matter (Types of chemical structures, intermolecular and intramolecular forces)

Week 7 Properties and Structure of Matter – Investigations

Week 8 Properties and Structure of Matter – Summary and Review

Week 9 Properties and Structure of Matter – Topic Test

Week 10 MODULE 2 Introduction to Quantitative Chemistry

Introduction to Quantitative Chemistry (Chemical reactions)

 

Week 1 Introduction to Quantitative Chemistry (Mole concept)

Week 2 Introduction to Quantitative Chemistry (empirical formula and molecular formula)

Week 3 Introduction to Quantitative Chemistry (limiting reagents)

Week 4 Introduction to Quantitative Chemistry (concentration and molarity)

Week 5 Introduction to Quantitative Chemistry – Investigations

Week 6 Introduction to Quantitative Chemistry – Summary and Review

Week 7 Introduction to Quantitative Chemistry – Topic Test

Week 8 MODULE 3 Reactive Chemistry

Reactive Chemistry (products of different chemical reactions)

Week 9 Reactive Chemistry (detoxification of bush foods and reactions to metals)

Week 10 Reactive Chemistry (oxidation-reduction reactions)

Week 1 Reactive Chemistry (Galvanic Cells)

Week 2 Reactive Chemistry (rates of reaction)

Week 3 Reactive Chemistry – Investigations

Week 4 Reactive Chemistry – Summary and Review

Week 5 Reactive Chemistry – Topic Test

Week 6 MODULE 4 Drivers of Reactions

Drivers of Reactions (energy changes in a chemical reaction)

Week 7 Drivers of Reactions (Bond energy and Hess’s Law and Gibb’s free energy)

Week 8 Drivers of Reactions (spontaneity of reactions and energy changes in a chemical reaction)

Week 9 Drivers of Reactions – Investigations

Week 10 Drivers of Reactions – Summary and Review and Topic Test

Weeks 1 & 2
Module 1 – Properties and Structure of Matter.

Weeks 3 & 4
Module 2 – Introduction to Quantitative Chemistry.

Weeks 5 & 6
Module 3 – Reactive Chemistry.

Weeks 7 & 8
Module 4 – Drivers of Chemical Reactions

Weeks 9 & 10
Year 11 Chemistry Exam Papers x 2.

  • 10 weekly engaging lessons within the school term.
  • Comprehensive workbook based on Chemistry syllabus.
  • Weekly quizzes.
  • Online tutorials.
  • End of term practice papers and trial exams.

Path to University

The route to university can be complicated and challenging for both students and parents.

We aim to make the experience as positive and rewarding as possible. 

We give students the opportunity to investigate career paths, work experience and focus of study as well as exploring a full range of options at university; to build their confidence and broaden their perspective.

Our approach provides tailored support for students, through:

  • Focused academic and subject-specific support.
  • Skills development and career planning.
  • Mentorship and support.
  • Assistance finding work experience.
  • Exploring and developing new skills, such as coding, through extra-curricular activities.
  • Education on different career paths, based on individual interests.
  • Information on the range of courses available at Australian universities.
  • Information on the types of jobs available beyond university.

Please talk to us to find out more about the programmes we offer to high school students.