I prefer seeing students excel in science concepts. Science is about simple rules of nature that I can practically teach

I have been a student of sciences particularly physics since 2010. I have the capability to teach physics from basic concepts using practical analogies that a student can easily relate to. My physics skills range from the basic laws of motion up to the practical applications in electromagnetism, capacitors, inductors, resistance, radioactivity, mechanics, etc.
(It's easy to say that E = MC² but can you tell a student what that means in layman terms?)