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Abbotsbury's tutors include a Maths Extension 1 Dux and Macquarie University Emerging Leader, a Sydney Uni science student with HSC tutoring experience, an award-winning martial arts instructor for kids, peer mentors and Code Camp leaders, a Bachelor of Education trainee teacher, and accomplished graduates with top rankings in advanced maths, chemistry, and physics.

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Be patient while providing an environment of trust and no judgment in order to allow the student to feel comfortable in voicing any concerns regarding the content, to reach the best understanding. I believe that my encouraging, understanding and kind personality provides others conform and builds trust that allows them to feel free in asking as…
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The most important part of a tutor's job is to encourage the student and to also recognise any signs in the student that they may not understand what is being taught to them. Many children are shy when admitting that they don't completely comprehend a subject and it is important to let them know that they can share their insecurities within the…
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i believe a tutor has to have a solid understanding of all content to provide the best support to a student, has to be patient, must know a range of way to approach a question, and must be readily available to answer questions through online or in person, and a tutor should be friendly and willing to have fun with the lesson so as it doesn't…
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the most important thing is that they are able to find different ways to motivate the student and to also to always find out if the student understands the work or is just memorising the notes. my strength is that i'm able to see how the student is like and know many ways to motivate or help the students to grasp the…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to spark interest in the subject taught by developing on fundamental concepts and engaging in questions that enhance a students development in the subject. Having a passion in a subject instead of doing it as a chore, provokes curiosity and attention improving the student's skill and…
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Be reliable, understanding and encouraging. In the setting of learning, it is important for a student to know that their tutor is there for them and that they can count on them to help them when they need it. Furthermore, that sense of understanding with the student will allow the tutor to best adapt to the student's learning needs with the right…
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To care for them! Even at school my favourite teacher, who was my art teacher, was the most caring teacher throughout my senior year as she not only taught me to adapt teaching styles to each student but also looked out for my whole class throughout exam times (trials and HSC too). If I didn't care about my students, I wouldn't teach them to the…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to make sure that the student learns properly, especially from their own mistakes. I firmly believe students learn best by learning from their own mistakes, this can also help improve their confidence which is definitely important when it comes to math. Strengths: a) Students will definitely learn -> i'm…
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Support them and supply resources when necessary. As well as help them understand concepts that they may find difficult. The manner in which I explain concepts and my attitude and respect towards my…
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One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is increase their self-efficacy by improving their learning abilities. This confidence and enhanced self perception would then translate to everyday life. A tutor can also create a supportive learning environment where the students feel comfortable making mistakes or asking questions.…
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Tutors are mental and emotional support to students. They are also a source of knowledge. With this, the important things a tutor can do is embrace the responsibility of a role model and lead by example with regards to work ethics whilst also using positive encouragement to support the students. I believe my individual strengths are my knowledge…
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The most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to understand how the student learns. By knowing the students learning preferences and ability the tutor can tailor their approach to individuals rather than utilising a blanket approach, which can often leave some students behind. My strengths lie in the ability to communicate ideas or…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to provide them with the clarity, assistance and tools to successfully solve a problem or write an essay interdependently. My strengths as a tutor are that I'm patient, persistent, hardworking and the fact that I ensure I provide students with an understanding of concepts by providing…
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The most important thing would be to give the student confidence in their learning and knowledge since without confidence, the student can crack under the pressure of exams. The ability to think outside of the box in order to help my students where if they don't understand it in one way, then it would be beneficial to explain to them in another…
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As a high school leaver, I consider providing support and trust as well as accurate academic knowledge to be the most important thing that a tutor can do for a student. Students do have teachers at school, therefore, the job of a tutor is to revise and trigger the knowledge of students, letting them realise their potential. I have physical and…
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Most important would definitely be effort towards a student. No student would want a tutor who does not have the best interest in them and would definitely not want a tutor who is giving 50% of their efforts. Another important thing a tutor can do for a student is show passion and that they care, and that they are someone the students can…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to discipline them and give them emotional support when they make mistakes. Eliminating distraction is a very important thing since so many students can get easily distracted in today society with their phones and other various gadgets. My personal strengths as a teacher is to specifically…
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While a tutor's mission is to strengthen subject comprehension and application, the most important thing would be helping students see the significance of what they are learning. It is crucial to assist students in understanding why they need to understand those subjects and what benefits have we gained by learning and applying that knowledge. It…
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The most important thing that I can offer is that if you choose me as your tutor is that I am a very patient person and at the same time know the struggles of learning difficult concepts I am an enthusiastic person who is patient and willing to put in the extra effort to help others. I specialize in teaching mathematics from year 3 to year 12…
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Assisting students with understanding math problems and finding an easy way to solve these problems. As a math teacher, I can be a good tutor to…
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Focus and to develop student interest is the main thing to teach students. Making time table for every activity that student cannot be bored but feel charm to do work activities. What I realized was that the most important thing for me was for my students to know that they are valued. That I am glad that they are there every single day and that…
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It is important to be confident and patient with your student which will allow them to feel more confident in their work. It is important to be a good listener to know how the student is feeling, concerns, or questions they may have. Set a goal setting for a student to achieve and implement incentives if needed to motivate students. Having a…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be able to teach a very complex concept simply. This will allow for teaching to be entertaining and friendly, as this wont overwhelm the student into thinking the concept may be too complex to solve. This will allow for a more better environment another important thing a tutor must do for…

Local Reviews

We decided to use EzyMath when our daughter started High School. We were partnered up with a fabulous tutor. She made Maths enjoyable and easier to understand as well as being easy going and friendly. On dealing with EzyMath head office on a monthly basis, they were professional, prompt with dealing with any queries and very accommodating. I would highly recommend their services to anyone looking for a tutor.
Mariela, Abbotsbury

Inside AbbotsburyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Jamie worked on applying Pythagoras' Theorem to various triangle problems and used Venn diagrams for calculating probabilities.

In Year 10, Sarah focused on graphing parabolas by identifying intercepts and turning points, then practised shifting parabolas horizontally and vertically.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Jonathon revised the laws of logarithms through challenging practice questions and tackled differentiation problems using first principles.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student hesitated to start solving questions in class, leading to delays: "He takes too long to take the first step, to start."

In senior English (Year 11), another found it difficult to link analysis directly back to the question and struggled with using PETAL effectively for short answers.

For Year 8 maths, one learner relied on brief, one-word responses and rarely voiced his reasoning aloud—confidence issues limited deeper discussion.

Meanwhile, a Year 12 student over-complicated straightforward calculus problems, causing her to get stuck rather than progressing smoothly through differentiation tasks. The moment stretched out as uncertainty replaced momentum.

Recent Achievements

One Abbotsbury tutor noticed a Year 11 student has become much more independent, now walking through her thought process out loud and explaining solutions step-by-step—something she rarely did before.

In another session, a high schooler who used to hesitate when faced with new question types started attempting every problem on his assignment, even if unsure, showing real initiative instead of waiting for guidance.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 student who previously guessed at answers is now confidently asking questions whenever he gets stuck and was able to finish all the percentage problems in his pre-test without any help.

Maths tutoring in Abbotsbury

Everybody knows that Maths is supposed to be difficult. It requires thinking in a logical and structured manner and those worded problems, they're super hard! The thing is that it's all about having the right approach. Every student learns best in their own specific way but at school there is a one-size-fits-all approach. Some students fall behind, others just can't seem to achieve the success they want. What's the remedy? Private 1-on-1 home tutoring is certainly one workable solution. It's a tailored approach that you can customize to your specific needs whatever they may be.

Maths Tutor Abbotsbury

We have a great team of 81 maths tutors in Abbotsbury, NSW who would love to help your child. The tutors come to you at a time and day that you specify. Home tuition is such a personal experience - you really need to get the right fit, that's why your first hour works as a trial, no obligation from you. To make things terrifically easy, we offer a flat hourly rate - no booking fees, minimum hours, cancellation charges or anything like that. Just use what you need.

Interested? Chat with us on 1300 312 354 - explain what you need and we'll organise a trial lesson for you.

Local Spots for Tutoring

If you'd prefer not to have lessons at home, tutoring can also take place at a local library—such as Green Valley Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Edensor Park Public School.