Physics has a reputation.
It's the subject that looks manageable in Grade 10 and becomes the one thing standing between your child and the university place you've been working toward for years.
Most students don't fail Physics because they aren't capable. They fail it because at some point — usually early — a concept didn't land properly, nobody went back to fix it, and everything built on top of it became shaky ground.
That is the problem my classes are designed to solve.
My name is Malik Insaf. I hold a BEng in Automotive Engineering from the University of Sussex, UK, and I have been teaching online since 2018 — building the kind of teaching practice that actually works through a screen, not just in spite of one. My Physics lessons don't follow the textbook the way school does. Every concept gets grounded in something real — how an engine behaves under braking, why bridges are built the way they are, what a three-hundred-year-old argument between philosophers has to do with your child's Unit I When Physics connects to the world your child already knows, it stops being abstract. It starts making sense.
For A Level students, there is also The Inner Edge — a dedicated mentor series running alongside the Physics. Not motivational talk. Structured work, drawn from leading self-development books, on discipline, goal-setting, and the habits that determine whether potential becomes performance.
Every enrolled student also gets exclusive access to an AI Study Buddy — available any hour of the day or night, built specifically around their syllabus. Not the whole internet. Not a general chatbot. Curated to exactly what they need — nothing more, nothing less. For parents especially, that boundary matters.
IGCSE · IAL / A Level · IB Diploma
Edexcel & Cambridge
1-to-1 & small group · Nugegoda & online worldwide
I keep my intakes small deliberately. Every student I take, I take seriously.
Oct/Nov 2026 series — students taken.
AS Edexcel May 2027 group - 10 spots available
5:30 pm - 8:30 pm (Sri Lanka time) weekly Fridays
Online
If Physics has been the worry at the back of your mind, this is where that conversation starts.
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