From motion and energy in middle school to mechanics, electromagnetism, and modern physics in high school, plus university entrance prep. Physics and engineering tutors teach the logic behind the formulas, going deeper than the formulas themselves. Sessions run 60-90 minutes at home or over Zoom, with simulations for the concepts hardest to picture, from Rp 75,000.





Physics tutoring is one-on-one private learning that helps students understand physical phenomena from the basic concepts all the way to applying them in problems. Tutors tailor the material to each student's level and school curriculum (middle school, high school, and university entrance), emphasizing conceptual understanding and the logic behind formulas so students can analyze any problem, with mastery that runs deeper than memorized equations.
In-person at home, online with simulations, or in a small group. The concepts of motion, electricity, and waves are taught with the same depth in every format.
The tutor comes to your home for more focused, personal learning.
Learn via Zoom with a digital whiteboard and simulations, anywhere.
Learn together with 2-3 friends at a lighter cost.
We tailor the material and approach to your child's school level and math readiness.
Introducing the concepts of motion, energy, and electricity through simple experiments and everyday examples. An essential foundation before the more mathematical high school physics.
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Mechanics, thermodynamics, waves, electromagnetism, and modern physics. Tutors combine concepts with math skills so students are ready for school exams and university entrance.
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University entrance physics reasoning, HOTS problem discussion, all the way to Introductory Physics I and II for early-year engineering and science students.
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Lesson material is tailored to the student's school curriculum, not a one-size-fits-all syllabus.
Tutors align the material with the school's textbooks and exam schedule.
The latest national curriculum with a phenomenon-based approach and formative assessment.
Still used by some schools, with core competencies per chapter.
Physics in English for international schools.
Focused practice for school exams, university entrance, and the Physics Olympiad.
From the student drowning in formulas to the aspiring Olympiad participant, tutors adapt the approach to each child's sticking point and target.
Students who feel physics is just a pile of formulas and struggle to apply them to problems.
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Facing tests, school exams, or university entrance with a specific score target.
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High-achieving students who want to break into the Physics Olympiad and competitions.
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Need physics in English for the Cambridge or IB curriculum.
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Beyond a final grade, we map which topics are solid and which need reinforcement.
See your child's mastery in each physics chapter, from mechanics to electromagnetism.
The tutor flags concepts that are not yet solid so they don't pile up in the next chapter.
Targeted practice problems for topics that still need reinforcement.
A progress summary is sent periodically via WhatsApp.
Sample Progress Report
Grade 11 โข May 2026
Overall Progress
12 of 20
Master the wave concepts before the school exam
Jun 1, 2026
Newton's laws and projectile motion are mastered
Needs practice with the first and second laws of thermodynamics
Interference and the Doppler effect still get mixed up
Circuits are understood, electromagnetic induction needs deepening
Physics is full of intuition traps: what feels right is often wrong. The five we run into most.
Why it happens
Students think weight determines falling speed.
How we fix it
In a vacuum all objects fall at the same acceleration; the difference in air is air resistance, not weight.
Why it happens
Students use mass and weight interchangeably.
How we fix it
Mass (kg) is the amount of matter and stays the same anywhere; weight (N) is the force of gravity that changes with location.
Why it happens
Students think motion needs a constant pushing force.
How we fix it
Newton's first law: an object moves at constant velocity with no net force. Force causes a change in motion (acceleration), not motion itself.
Why it happens
Students equate how fast with how fast it changes.
How we fix it
Velocity is the rate of change of position; acceleration is the rate of change of velocity. An object can move fast with zero acceleration.
Why it happens
Students think current decreases after passing a component.
How we fix it
Current is not used up; charge returns to the source. What the bulb receives is energy, while current in a series circuit stays the same.
Correcting one wrong intuition often unlocks a whole chapter at once.
Tutors unpack the logic behind every formula and tie it to real phenomena, so a child can analyze any problem instead of guessing at equations.
Tutors build understanding of the phenomenon so formulas make sense rather than being memorized.
The best students and alumni from ITB, UI, UGM, ITS, and other leading universities.
Concepts are taught through everyday examples so they are easier to understand and remember.
Parents know exactly how their child is progressing per topic through periodic reports.
Decide the time, format, and physics tutor that best suit your childโs needs.
If the first two sessions do not feel right, change tutors at no cost.
Our tutors are the best students and alumni from Indonesia's leading universities.

Physics, Institut Teknologi Bandung
From phenomena, then formulasโFor Ahmad, physics comes alive when tied to everyday events. He often starts from a phenomenon students know, then moves into the formula.โ

Physics, Universitas Brawijaya
Solid fundamentals firstโFahmi is in no rush to reach formulas. He makes the basic concepts solid first, because the rest of the material then follows easily.โ

Physics Education, Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha
Spotting the patterns in problemsโKrisna practices with students from simple to layered problems, pointing out recurring patterns so they stay calm when a problem changes shape.โ

Physics, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia
Knowing when a formula appliesโHilda helps students understand where a formula comes from, so they know when it fits and when it is better left aside.โ

Physics Education, UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung
Relaxed room, free to askโRanti keeps the learning relaxed. Students who feel free to ask, she finds, understand faster because they do not bottle up confusion.โ

Physics Education, Universitas Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa
Working problems in orderโHayin trains students to write the knowns and the question first, then solve in order, so they never get lost midway.โ
From the ones who once hated formulas to the ones who got into engineering, here is what parents and students of our physics tutoring experienced.
My 8th grader always said physics was hard and full of formulas. The tutor explained using simple experiments until it clicked. Now she dares to ask questions and her grades have gone up.
Ibu Margaretha S.
Parent of middle school student โข Jakarta
Grade 10 mechanics overwhelmed my child. The tutor explained Newton's laws slowly with real examples instead of jumping to formulas. Now he can solve problems on his own.
Ibu Desi R.
Parent of high school student โข Bandung
My child needed to boost physics for the university entrance exam. EduPoint's tutor gave problem strategies and regular mock tests. His score rose significantly and he got into an engineering major.
Pak Dian A.
Parent of high school student โข Surabaya
The weekly progress reports are really helpful. I know exactly which physics topics my child is still weak in. Communication with the coordinator is also pleasant.
Ibu Fitri F.
Parent of high school student โข Depok
I took online lessons to prepare for exams. Being able to record sessions made it easy to review the tricky electromagnetism material. The tutor is fun and never makes it stressful.
Renanda A.
Grade 12 student โข Tangerang
Small-group lessons with friends turned out to be fun. Cheaper but still focused since there are only three of us. My child is now excited to learn physics.
Ibu Eva H.
Parent of middle school student โข Semarang
As a busy working parent, I feel at ease because the tutor comes to our home and there are regular reports. My child's physics grade rose from 65 to 85.
Pak Syahrul M.
Parent of high school student โข Bekasi
I used to hate physics, but the tutor explained it using examples like roller coasters and electricity at home. Now it's my favorite subject in grade 9.
Nasywa I.
Grade 9 student โข Yogyakarta
Transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Choose a package that fits your needs.
Starting from
Rp 69.000 / hour
Final price is set at registration.
Flexible payment โ QRIS, Virtual Account, Alfamart, Indomaret, transfer & e-wallets.
Prices may adjust based on level, location, and lesson format. Contact us for an exact quote.
Online physics tutoring is available for students across Indonesia and abroad.
In-person physics tutoring, with tutors coming to your home in the following cities.
Real, measurable change from students who learned consistently.
Before
510
After
700
Accepted at
Accepted to PTN
โThe problem strategies and regular mock tests got me used to the entrance physics question types.โ
Tutors:
Before
66
After
88
โThe motion and energy concepts that used to feel abstract now make sense because they were taught with experiments.โ
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Before
75
After
94
โMy tutor coached me from basic problems all the way to challenging olympiad questions.โ
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