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Understand the way that the student learns and why they are having difficulty with the given aspect. Content knowledge, approachable making for an easy and friendly learning…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can be is patient and supportive. As tutors, we have already completed these subjects, and so we know the 'pressure points' and ways to deal with them. It is our job to pass on this knowledge and help others. If someone is receiving tutoring, most often they are struggling with one or more parts of a topic…
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A tutor makes a student feel like even though the work is difficult and deadlines are looming, everything will be okay. The tutor acts as a mentor who helps students to improve their time management and study skills, as well as clarifying difficult points. This makes the student feel reassured about their progress through the course. I like to…
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I believe a tutor should be able to pass on their mindset of growth and resilience to a student. A student's life would never end after just school, and being resilient and believing that you could grow above any challenges would be a huge key to their own success. While I am not a good communicator, I am a good observer. I am able to recognize…
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To help the student learn and understand the material. Provide support when they are having a tough time learning and understanding. Hopefully these things lead to an increase in confidence with the work. Strengths - It was not all that long ago when I was doing maths subjects at high school and university and had to deal with being under…
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I consider the most important thing a tutor do for their students is to not only help them understand the required content but to inspire them to enjoy their learning and seek further education themselves. I consider my strengths as a tutor to be: a passion for learning and understanding; my friendly and approachable nature; my good time…
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I think the ability to listen to the needs of each student to tailor your methods to them is vital in maximising their success. In the same vein, I think it is important to provide students with learning strategies that they can approach problems with in the future, to help build their toolbox, rather than approaching each new assignment or…
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In my opinion, a professional educator with an extensive background in helping students understand and improve their skills is important. I specialize in giving feedback to help students identify and correct mistakes. In addition, I have experience helping students develop their personal skills such as communication, critical thinking and…
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I believe support and encouragement are the most important elements that me as a tutor can help my students. Some students do not like to be pushed, and they need time for themselves as well, so supporting and encouraging them will direct them towards success. Some other students may experience difficulties in study (do not get a good result), so…

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Josh is very professional, understands my complex needs and seems like a lovely person as well.
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Content Covered

Year 5 student Fractions work included addition and subtraction with both common and different denominators, plus simplifying mixed numbers, using diagrams and quick writes to reinforce understanding.

In Year 10, Alyssia tackled chemistry concepts like titrations—calculating molar ratios and manipulating equations such as n = m/M and C = n/V—and also prepared for her exam by balancing redox equations and working through net ionic equations.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student focused on surds, logs, and indices for an upcoming test, practising simplification of expressions involving these forms as well as reviewing basic index laws.

Recent Challenges

A Year 3 student struggled to maintain focus and produced handwriting that was difficult to read, with inconsistent use of capital letters mid-sentence—"sentences need to be conscientious and not rambling," a tutor observed.

In Year 10 Chemistry, reliance on formula sheets meant the student hesitated to attempt molar ratio questions without checking previous answers, slowing progress on unfamiliar problems.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 Maths student often avoided tackling abstract or "outside the box" questions unless guided, tending instead to repeat familiar processes rather than experiment with new approaches. This led to uncertainty when test formats shifted unexpectedly.

Recent Achievements

One Ashton tutor recently saw a Year 9 student move from relying on prompts for fraction problems to confidently working through them with minimal help, especially recognising when to use commas in writing—something that used to trip him up.

In a senior chemistry session, Alyssia shifted from needing step-by-step support on titration equations to solving even complex mixed-ratio questions independently by the end of the lesson.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student arrived well-prepared, quickly identified exactly which quadratic concepts he wanted clarified, and guided the session by asking targeted questions—showing far more initiative than before.

What they say about our tutoring

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Working for EzyMath tutoring gave me a sense of strong responsibility and a feeling of accomplishment. I felt as though I had not only taken up a teaching role, but a mentoring role as well. The staff are there to help if you need it as well as a strong community of colleagues to access for support. I would recommend EzyMath tutoring to any clients and fellow tutors.

Srishti has been a wonderful tutor for Eric and she developed a friendly rapport with him in a very short time.  Eric described her as having a nice personality and being very knowledgeable.  I would be glad to recommend her to other tutoring jobs if needed. I wish to thank you for fulfilling my criteria of a good tutor so quickly and so successfully and I shall not hesitate to recommend EzyMath to other people in need of tutoring services.  This is the only tutoring agency that really listened to my request I have ever dealed with.

Morgan has progressed in his math quite well, he feels more confident, and feels better about his results in class as well. My wife and I are considerably happy with how Morgan has progressed since we have been using the service and would gladly recommend the service. We would like to commend and thank Meneka for her tutoring and actually making math easier for him. It got to a stage where he refused to let us help him, and him only wanting Meneka to help him. So she is definitely a great tutor.

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 Stirling Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Norton Summit Primary School.