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Ardeer's tutors include a former head of mathematics with 18 years' K–12 teaching experience, a university PhD candidate and ex-lecturer in maths, a VCE graduate with distinction in the Australian Mathematics Competition, peer mentors and accelerated program leaders, plus award-winning high achievers in science, writing, leadership, and international Olympiads.

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Daniel

PDHPE Tutor Albanvale, VIC
I think that the most important things that a tutor can do for a student is to provide encouragement and meaningful feedback to students and parents on the student's achievement progress and what they can do to further extend themselves and achieve more. The most important aspect of tutoring and teaching in general is that you can see a student's…
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Dwight

PDHPE Tutor Burnside, VIC
Develop the students knowledge base from the ground up of the topic/s to gradually become independent with the confidence through competency to tackle the assessment regarding the topic on their own. When I understand a subject- being able to explain it so that another person can understand (taking in account their different learning styles,…
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Konstantinos

PDHPE Tutor West Footscray, VIC
Be encouraging, believing in the student and being reliable. Understanding what difficulties the student has and focusing on improving those…
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Sumaya

PDHPE Tutor Truganina, VIC
I consider building a supportive and encouraging relationship to be crucial. It's important for students to feel safe asking questions and making mistakes. Providing personalized instruction that caters to their specific needs and learning pace is also key. Offering constructive feedback and fostering motivation helps keep them engaged and driven…

Local Reviews

Belle has benefited immensely from Amir's tuition and she has regained her confidence in both English and Maths.
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Content Covered

Year 7 student Sarah practised using the distributive law and calculating mean, median, and mode from small data sets.

Year 9 student Emily worked through Pythagoras' theorem applications and tackled questions on compass bearings with basic trigonometry, making use of diagrams for clarity.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Josh focused on solving quadratic inequalities and explored how the discriminant affects the number of solutions to a quadratic equation.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student often avoided completing maths homework, which made it hard to reinforce lesson content; as one tutor noted, "even if she is wrong, she should at least try."

In Year 11 physics, missing key gaps from previous years led to confusion when formulas needed to be applied—especially when independent reading was skipped.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 learner's tendency to erase and rewrite answers slowed progress in division tasks.

In English for Year 10, getting stuck on paragraph ideas during essay writing left the page blank far longer than necessary, sapping confidence for future attempts.

Recent Achievements

One Ardeer tutor noticed a Year 10 student who previously struggled to use formulas in maths now independently applies them to solve exam questions, leading to a near-perfect score of 36 out of 37 on their last assessment.

A Year 8 student, who often hesitated to ask for help before, has started voicing questions mid-session and now tackles probability problems confidently after repeated explanations finally clicked.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 learner—once needing step-by-step support—recently completed her multiplication tables with only minimal prompting and finished all assigned problems without errors.

What they say about our tutoring

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I would recommend  working with Ezy Math for any prospective tutor. The work is very satisfying. Maths can be a difficult subject for anybody, and when you can show someone an easier, systematic way to solve one of their problems the students really appreciate the help.

I came to work with Ezymaths because I knew I would get a wide range of students to tutor, which would undoubtedly improve my tutoring skill as well as communications skills (dealing with students and parents). The biggest accomplishment would be when my student's mark improved significantly and she moved up to the upper maths class in the next semester. I felt very proud of my students when they remembered the skills I taught them last week and used those skills to complete their homework and also to apply to other similar questions. The CEPs and various resources were useful. Thank you for your support for the past year!

I came to Ezy Math to get a job that I would be able to gain a range of skills from while working in my own time, which turned out great as I was able to work with clients around my own schedule. I've been quite happy with the results of my tutoring, I had a student who was getting a 'C' on average up to the top of the class with consistent 'A's. It's really great seeing the work you do affect others and when you do a good job, it really shows. I would recommend Ezy Math Tutoring to other prospective tutors, I never encountered a single problem with them and if I ever needed information, resources or help, they were always able to provide it to me. I would also recommend Ezy Math Tutoring to clients as having Ezy Math as a support structure definitely makes the work easier.

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 Brimbank Libraries—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mother of God School.