Not a one-off session. Not a marketplace match. A chemistry coach who stays with your student all the way through — from the first confusing unit to the final exam — so they never have to start over with a stranger. Online, one-on-one, available to students anywhere in the U.S.
No commitment. Just a conversation about your student's course and what they need.
There are plenty of places to find someone who knows chemistry. This is for families who want one person who knows their student's chemistry course, start to finish.
Before the first session, your student sends their syllabus, upcoming exam dates, and the topics they're stuck on. Adrianne shows up already knowing the course, not learning about it on your dime.
No rotating tutors, no strangers each week. The same person who helped with Unit 1 is still there for the final. That continuity matters more than most families realize until they've experienced it.
Students get a direct line. When something comes up before an exam, there is someone to message. Replies within 4 to 8 hours. Not a chatbot. An actual person who knows the course.
Some weeks are short because the material clicked. Some weeks are long because there are practice problems to grind through. The session follows the student, not a predetermined script.
Adrianne teaches AP Chemistry and college general and organic chemistry right now, not ten years ago. She knows what the AP exam is testing this year and teaches the exact CHM151 course your college student is in.
Six students per semester. That is the cap. When the cohort is full, a waitlist opens for the next semester. The limit exists because real coaching requires real attention.
These are the students this coaching is built around.
Taking AP Chemistry at Westview, Agua Fria, Verrado, Willow Canyon, or any West Valley high school. The course moves fast and the exam is harder than most expect. Weekly coaching keeps gaps from compounding.
Struggling with stoichiometry, balancing equations, or the math-heavy parts of the course. Sometimes a student just needs one person to walk through it until it makes sense.
In CHM130, CHM151, or CHM152 at EMCC, ASU, GCU, or another Arizona college. These courses move at a pace that feels unforgiving if a concept does not click in the first week it appears.
In CHM235 or CHM236. Organic chemistry is a different kind of hard. It is about pattern recognition and reasoning, and it helps to have someone in your corner who teaches it.
A short conversation, no commitment. Share the course, the situation, and what the student is struggling with. Adrianne will tell you honestly whether this is the right fit.
If it is a good fit, the semester package is paid upfront to hold the spot. Six spots total. Once the cohort is full, the waitlist opens for the following semester.
Before session one, the student sends their syllabus, exam dates, and the topics giving them trouble. Adrianne arrives prepared. The first session is already working, not warming up.
No tutor anywhere can promise your student gets an A on the AP exam in May. Anyone who says otherwise is not being straight with you.
What Adrianne can promise: she shows up prepared, she knows the course, she stays all semester, and she is reachable when your student is stuck the night before a test. That is what coaching actually is.
"Chemistry felt a lot less scary after working through the problems together. I finally understood what was actually happening instead of just trying to memorize steps."
High school chemistry student Reduced chemistry intimidation
"She explained the math side of it in a way that actually made sense to me. I'd been confused about dimensional analysis for weeks and it clicked in one session."
High school chemistry student Clearer math explanations
"I felt safe asking questions I would have been embarrassed to ask in class. That made a real difference in how I approached studying."
High school chemistry student Safe to ask questions
Sessions are fully online — no commute, no time zone barrier for most of the U.S. Adrianne is based in Avondale, Arizona, and has a particular familiarity with West Valley schools and the Arizona college system. But the coaching works the same whether your student is in Goodyear or Ohio.
Tolleson Union · Westview · Desert Edge
Agua Fria · Canyon View · Millennium
Agua Fria Union · Verrado
Dysart · Willow Canyon · Shadow Ridge
Peoria Unified · Liberty · Sunrise Mtn
Buckeye Union · Youngker · Odyssey
Ohio, Texas, New York, California — if you have chemistry and a Saturday morning, we can work together.
Start with a free 15-minute call. No commitment, no pressure — just an honest conversation about whether this is the right fit for your student.
Book a Free 15-Minute CallSpots fill each semester. Check availability before the cohort closes.