"Is this just video lessons?"
No. Every Chemistry lesson is followed by a Skill Check, then notes, then a worksheet, then a chapter test. The video is step one of six.
From atomic structure and bonding to moles, electrolysis and organic chemistry, build a clear understanding of the syllabus and practise the questions that turn it into marks.
The problem is what happens between the video and the exam paper. Five questions keep coming back — and content alone never closes them.
One sequence closes all five.
You open the next step. That's the plan.
Six kinds of study, joined in sequence. The output of each step is the input of the next. Skip one and the chain breaks.

Bilal teaches one subtopic at a time — atomic structure, not "Chapter 1." Fifteen minutes, one idea, then stop. Pause, replay, return.

Immediately after the teaching: can you balance this equation? Can you identify the bond type? If not, the lesson is still open.

The same reactions, definitions and formulas return in forms designed for active recall — not passive re-reading.

Exam-style questions tied to the chapter you just finished. Not a random past paper — a targeted one.

One chapter, closed book, timed. Can you use stoichiometry without the lesson open? The test finds out.

Full CAIE papers bring Organic, Inorganic and Physical together. Bilal's worked solutions show the evidence the examiner rewards.
You literally saved me in Chemistry. Your videos made me understand everything clearly when I couldn't understand it. I got 193 out of 200.Rafay Saqib · O Level Chemistry
Lessons are followed by questions, worked solutions and corrections, so you are not just watching Chemistry — you are learning how to answer it.
Here's what Alt Academy Chemistry students are saying.
Sir Bilal does not just explain the chapter — he shows you exactly how the examiner wants you to answer. That changed everything for me.
You have made learning Chemistry incredibly easy and fun. Honestly the best Chemistry teacher I have ever had and one of the best teachers I have seen.
I really struggled with calculations — moles, stoichiometry, all of it. It's only Sir Bilal who made it really easy for me. I'm so grateful.
No. Every Chemistry lesson is followed by a Skill Check, then notes, then a worksheet, then a chapter test. The video is step one of six.
Yes. The course is built for self-study. The route tells the student what to do next: watch this, answer this, check this, move on.
Yes. Every chapter (Physical, Inorganic, Organic, Experimental) is mapped to the 5070 syllabus, not a generic Chemistry outline.
No. We teach how practical questions are tested on the paper: how to analyse data, draw conclusions, describe procedures. But online teaching does not replace required hands-on lab experience.
Add live Chemistry classes with Bilal. Small batch sessions with Q&A time, handouts, and recorded replays. It is an optional add-on to any recorded plan.
I really struggled with calculations. It's only Sir Bilal who made it really easy for me.Alt Academy student · O Level Chemistry

His course is built around a recurring problem: a student can recognise the chapter, remember the notes, and still lose the mark through selection, application, working, or language.
A lesson is not finished when the video ends. It is finished when you can use the idea in a question you have not seen before.
States of matter, atomic structure, bonding, energetics, rates, and equilibria — applied to the O Level paper.
The Periodic Table, metals, non-metals, reactivity series, and extraction — with exam-style precision.
Alkanes, alkenes, alcohols, carboxylic acids, and polymers — following the functional-group relationships tested at O Level.
Yes. The recorded course is designed for self-study. Watch the lesson, practise it, check your mistakes and move through the syllabus at your own pace.
No. You also get Skill Checks, worksheets, notes, revision resources, past-paper practice and worked corrections.
Monthly is paid every month for as long as you need it. Exam Pass is one payment that gives you access until your chosen exam sitting.
If you're taking more than one O Level subject on Alt, All Access usually makes more sense. One plan gives you access to every included O Level course.
Yes. This course is specifically for CAIE O Level Chemistry 5070. A Level Chemistry is a separate course with its own syllabus and route.
No. We can teach you how practical questions work, how to analyse results and how to prepare for the paper — but online learning does not replace required hands-on practical experience.
Yes. Live Chemistry is an optional add-on to any recorded plan.
Choose your recorded plan first — Chemistry only or All Access — then add:
Live O Level Chemistry with Bilal Hameed · monthly add-on
Add both to your cart and check out together.