Meet Nicole Antoinette Sabuag, LPT: Official International Olympiad Coach Leading IB, AP & A-Level Physics
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Nicole Antoinette Sabuag, LPT leads Physics at JjangJi Science, actively serving as an Official International Olympiad Coach while teaching IB, AP (1, 2 & C), and Cambridge A-Level Physics in 100% English.
Instructor Profile & Official Coach Awards
- Credentials: B.S. in Physics (2015–2019) · Diploma in Education (2022–2024) · Licensed Professional Teacher (LPT)
- English & School Background: EF SET C2 · TEFL 100% English instruction · Former Cambridge Curriculum School Physics Teacher (AS/A-Level 9702)
- Experience: Mentored 300+ senior secondary students · Authored 5 structured physics modules
International Olympiad Photos & Record (2025–2026)
Over 2025–2026, her mentored students won 36 International Olympiad medals (23 Gold · 9 Silver · 4 Bronze). All competition photos and award announcements are shown directly below (faces and student surnames masked for privacy).
2026 International Olympiad Medalists (5 Gold · 4 Silver)
The 2026 Senior Secondary cohort secured 5 Gold Medals (Francis, Chester, Jan Miro, Arkeen, Alexander) and 4 Silver Medals (Franz, Rhianne, Franz, James).
2025 International Physics, Math & Science Olympiad Gold Medalists
Official Senior Secondary Gold Medalist spotlight cards coached under Nicole's Olympiad preparation track.
2025 Official Gold Awardees
Individual Gold Awardee announcement cards from the 2025 International Science Olympiad honors.
Current Physics Tracks
- International Olympiad Coaching: Advanced mechanics, electromagnetism, optics & multi-step competition strategy
- IB Physics (HL/SL & IA): New Paper 1A·1B·2 markscheme phrasing & end-to-end IA uncertainty analysis
- AP Physics (1 · 2 · C): Experimental/conceptual reasoning (1 & 2) paired with calculus-based FRQ rigor (C)
- A-Level Physics (Cambridge 9702): AS/A2 structured papers (Papers 2 & 4) and practical evaluation (Papers 3 & 5)
Real Physics Lecture Videos & Lesson Captures
Watch Coach Nicole's actual English lectures below alongside clear frame captures and explanations from each session.
Clear C2 English breakdown of light absorption and reflection on opaque media.
Step-by-step live derivation from 1 mmHg = 1 torr through p = ρgh.
Timed exam walkthrough on graph axis reading and a = Δv / t problem solving.
Video 1 Captures — EM Waves: Reflection & Absorption (C2 English)
Visualizing how opaque media block light via photon absorption (heat conversion) or reflection, and how object colors depend selectively on reflected ROYGBIV wavelengths.
Video 2 Captures — Hydrostatic Pressure & Mercury Barometer (p = ρgh)
Deriving atmospheric pressure live from the mercury column diagram (p₀ = 0, height h = 0.76 m) through unit identities (1 mmHg = 133 N/m² = 1 torr, 1 N/m² = Pa) and explicit numerical substitution.
Video 3 Captures — Cambridge / IB · AP Speed-Time (v-t) Graph Walkthrough
Teaching exam technique step by step: identify the y-axis first (s-t vs. v-t), prove flat segment QR gives a = Δv / t = 0 (zero acceleration), and eliminate traps asking for constant non-zero acceleration.