Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering Tuition
Circuit theory and network analysis, AC and DC analysis, power systems and electrical machines, taught one to one at university level. Online worldwide, or in person in Birmingham and London.
Topics
Circuits
Circuits
Circuits
Circuits
Power
Power
Power
Power
Who this is for
- Undergraduates on electrical and electronic engineering modules
- Students resitting a circuits or power systems module
- International students
- Career changers moving into electrical engineering
How lessons work
- A shared digital whiteboard, worked through together in real time.
- Screen share, for past papers, specifications and your own working.
- Written notes sent after every session.
- Evening and weekend availability, with no travel time.
- Sessions arranged around your local time zone, with early morning and late evening slots available.
In-person lessons are also available in Birmingham and London, with a 90 minute minimum session.
Format and price
University engineering, electronics, control and MATLAB
Module specific, live problem solving over screen share, annotated notes afterwards.
Frequently asked questions
What level of electrical engineering do you teach?
University level, from first-year circuit theory through to power systems, electrical machines and three-phase analysis in later years.
Do you cover both circuit theory and power systems?
Yes. Sessions cover circuit theory and network analysis, AC and DC analysis, and the power side: electrical machines, three-phase systems, and transmission and distribution.
I'm resitting an electrical engineering module. Can you help?
Yes. Resits are a regular part of the work, not an exception to it.
Can I book sessions if I'm studying outside the UK?
Yes. Sessions run online and are arranged around your local time zone, so the time difference isn't a barrier.
Do I have to commit to a block of sessions?
No. There's no registration fee and no minimum commitment. Book one session at a time, or choose a discounted block if you prefer.
Does online tuition work as well as in person for electrical engineering?
For most students, yes: screen-sharing a phasor diagram, per-unit calculation or machine model works well, and it's the only realistic option for most students given tight module timelines. In-person sessions are still available if you're local and prefer them.
Ready to book?
No charge for the first call.