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Ashmore's tutors feature experienced classroom teachers with education degrees, a senior maths and physics specialist, peer and private tutors with ATARs up to 99.45 and academic scholarships, seasoned K–12 English mentors, international STEM graduates, and award-winning youth leaders—offering deep subject expertise and proven success supporting students from primary through to advanced levels.

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Saikat Dutta
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make them more interested even in the hardest topics. Turning the lessons into fun is the key. That ignites the students' mind in a very effective manner. My strong point is that I always try to find out the weak points of the students because then only I will be able to clarify their…
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Instill enthusiasm for learning and focus on student's learning needs/goals. Patience and…
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Chaoting
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It's to foster a student the passion and interest to study, interest is the best teacher. If they're passionate about learning, they're not far from success. Great knowledge in maths, great interpersonal skills and a sense of humour, I can make the tutorial lesson more interesting and make students more engaged in the…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is help them plan out their long term goals and break them down into smaller steps that can show quick progress and continue to motivate the student to reach their final goal. Ultimately, I seek to act as a mentor for students to not only assist their academic results but more importantly…
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It is always back to the fundamentals. Without fundamentals, all attempts for learning anything else are meaningless. Being one of the pillars of support for a student is crucial for their own growth. In high school or well especially, year 12, is stressful, it is important for someone to be there to reassure them of any troubles that they may…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is give their student confidence. Helping them to realise that they can understand a concept or solve a problem should increase their confidence in themselves, which is a vital trait to have as they move forward in high-school and further on in life. I am very patient and hardworking. If i don't know a…
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To give the student confidence, and to overcome exam anxiety. Many of my students are under in high stress situations, such as year 12 students trying to get a good enough result to get into university. They have a high workload. So it's important to calmly effectively show the student that it's not too hard, and to put in the work, so there is no…
Matt
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Be there to support and guide them in a safe and friendly environment to achieve their goals. I'm very patient and have many skills which help me to develop teaching methods that work for a range of preferred learning…
Sara
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Generally, students that seek the help of a tutor are struggling with the approach of their teacher to explaining a certain subject. This creates a cycle of feeling overwhelmed and avoiding the subject. I think that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is help them out of a never ending and unproductive cycle and introduce them…
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More than the knowledge, I think the most important things we can share to the students are the good values and motivation for them to go on their studies despite any academic challenges they may encounter. Empathetic, flexible to any personality of the students and…
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A tutor can be good friends with the student first, learn about the students' hobbies, fear and problems relating to the subject matter and tailor a schedule that works best for that student. A tutor should be transparent, share their own experiences and be available to help the student. In addition, a tutor can be a counselor and a guide. I…
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Most important things a tutor can do for a student are- - Uncover the student's personal learning style - Minimize the student's weakness and doubts in the subject My strengths as a tutor are- - My ability to convey complicated topics in a straightforward way - Ability to interact on a personal basis with my…
Mohi
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A tutor should deploy all abilities to assist the student. However, a strong work ethic is a tutor's most important quality. Creating a relaxed and stress-free environment can help students progress steadily and achieve their academic goals. I believe that patience is an important quality for a tutor to possess. When a tutor is patient with their…
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I believe it is very important for a tutor to be able to identify students' unique learning styles and tailor every student's learning plan accordingly to their strengths and weaknesses. It is important to also identify what motivates and excites each student to learn and encourage active engagement in the tutoring sessions. As a tutor, my…
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I mentioned all things above including practices either at home or at school. Both tutors and students have major obligation to reach a level of skills and ability to get communicating with each other to get the goal done, which is improving the student's brain in order to solve problems. More practice means more challenge. More challenge means…
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Besides having the knowledge and the ability to teach a large group of children, the most important thing is to listen and undertand any children issues and be the most comprehensive as possible, beacuse at this age every child is the most important thing you need to deal with I have the passion and the patience to deal with kids especially with…
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Understand the way the student learns whether it be needed to be explained in different ways or finding accronyms to help them remember for exam like situations. Even just understanding what the teachers wants and allowing them to learn from your past experiences I am empathetic about the way some teachers can merely just focus on the syllabus and…
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As a tutor, the most important thing we can do is to give a student the confidence they need to succeed. Every student has the inherent ability to be successful but they may not have the right resources or knowledge to bring out that confidence within themselves. As a tutor, we are giving them resources and knowledges that helps them achieve the…
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It sounds clichĂ© but it's helping unlock student potential. Many times a student is struggling is usually due to elements within the school or home environment that is hindering their progress, not their intrinsic intelligence. Tutoring can provide the means for a much more personal interaction where obstructions to learning can be quickly…
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The most important thing is that a tutor should give as many opportunities to explore and analyse. My strengths are in Mathematics and Physics. Secondary teacher of more than twelve months experience. Enjoy imparting my knowledge onto other students. My approach to tutoring is to be very patient and listen to the needs of the…
Reyna
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Understanding their current ability in a certain subject and planning what and how the content can be taught by adjusting to their learning style. // Achieving the student's desired goals (e.g. reaching a grade A in Maths) and give them confidence. // Having a good relationship with the student and their family. // Communicating professionally.…
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A tutor can encourage a passion for learning and empower students to continue with their learning. A tutor can support a student with the knowledge, skills and confidence to become self-reliant. I'm patience, kind and have empathy. I communicate well and actively listen and understand the different learning styles that students have. I can…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to give them confidence and a positive attitude and never give up on them. From previous placements, the positive feedback I have primarily received from my mentor teachers is that I have a lovely demeanour and positive attitude with students and know how to teach the curriculum…

Local Reviews

As soon as I first met Reyna I knew that she would be a great 'fit' for Alana. Reyna is friendly and genuine and knows how to 'reign' Alana in when she goes off in another direction. I am excited to see where Reyna can take Alana in her maths journey.
Alana, Molendinar

Inside AshmoreTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Olivia worked on extending her sight word vocabulary and used picture cues to practise predicting story events.

In Year 10, Peyton focused on applying index laws—covering multiplication, division, zero and negative indices—and practised solving linear equations with pronumerals on both sides using real-life word problems.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Lachlan reviewed Australia's Balance of Payments by exploring how foreign investment in the capital account connects to the current account, and analysed graphs to track changes in major Australian exports over time.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 Economics, Peyton's assignments often lacked detailed explanations and data; as a tutor noted, "her teacher wanted more evidence and links—similar to PEEL in English." She sometimes avoided revising unfamiliar terminology, which left her less confident in exams.

Meanwhile, Oliver (Year 9 Maths) struggled to stay organised during long lessons and sometimes brought incomplete notes, leading to gaps when reviewing for quizzes. "There was a bit of waiting for Rex to get organised," one session observed.

For Anthony (Year 3), avoidance strategies appeared when faced with new sight words, slowing progress on reading accuracy.

Recent Achievements

One Ashmore tutor noticed a real shift with Oliver, a high school student who now checks the wording of maths questions before answering—he used to rush and miss details, but recently he's been consistently scoring above 80% in his online practice.

Peyton, also in high school, has started preparing her own research and draft assignments for economics sessions, asking more focused questions about complex topics instead of waiting for direction.

In Year 3, Anthony engaged deeply with reading by spotting story clues in illustrations—previously he'd just listen passively—and was able to retell the story using those details.

Maths tutoring in Ashmore

If you are looking for a maths tutor in Ashmore, QLD you came to the right place!

We have 71 maths tutors carefully selected to help achieve your child's academic goals. The tutors do not only teach specific content, they help students to become strong, capable learners so they can eventually succeed on their own. Parents seek help for all sorts of reasons, be it general support with comprehension, keeping up with the class or achieving a target grade in specific exams. That's why we offer a tailored solution centered around your specifc needs.

Maths Tutor Ashmore

So, how does it work? The tutor will come to any location around Ashmore or the surrounding suburbs at a time and day that works for you. The first hour works as a trial just to make sure you're happy with your tutor. If you're not happy we won't charge you and will organise someone else for you to have a trial with.

As our name suggests @ Ezy Math Tutoring we want to keep things easy for you. That's why we offer simple hourly rates. There are no contracts, booking fees, minimum tutoring requirements or cancellation costs. Simple! 

Since 2011 we have helped thousands of students all over Australia. You can check out some of our success stories here. We hope to have the priviledge of helping your child too. To take your first step complete the enquiry for to speak with one of our consultants or just call us @ 1300 312 354

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 Mobile Library Service—or at your child's school (with permission), like Ashmore State School.