From atomic structure to organic synthesis — the reasoning behind every reaction.
Chemistry punishes students who memorise and rewards those who reason from structure and energy. Lessons build each idea from bonding and electron behaviour upward, then train the calculation layout and extended-response structure the exam expects.
A complete program across all four units of WACE ATAR Chemistry, built so students can explain why a reaction behaves as it does rather than recalling that it does.
Atomic structure and bonding
Stoichiometry and the mole
Intermolecular forces
Chemical equilibrium
Acids, bases and redox
Organic chemistry and synthesis
Students are guided through every major unit in a clear order so nothing important gets skipped or rushed. Lesson notes, practice questions and video lessons for each unit are available inside the student portal.
Atomic structure and the periodic table, chemical bonding, intermolecular forces, and quantitative chemistry including the mole and stoichiometry.
Intermolecular forces and their effect on properties, aqueous solutions and solubility, acids and bases, and rates of reaction.
Chemical equilibrium and Le Chatelier's principle, acid-base equilibria and buffers, volumetric analysis, and oxidation-reduction including electrochemical cells.
Organic functional groups and reaction pathways, polymers, analytical techniques, and designing a chemical synthesis.
This course is led by someone who teaches it and nothing else.
Head of Chemistry
PhD in physical chemistry and nine years teaching WACE ATAR Chemistry. Hannah teaches reactions from bonding and energy upward, so students can reason their way through an unfamiliar mechanism instead of hunting for one they have seen.
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